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[IcyTea31]

[not-caring intensifies]

[FallacyofUrist]

STAB THEM IN THE BLOOD. STAB THE BLOOD OUT OF THEIR BLOOD. BLOOD! STAB!

[Egan_BW]

what do you mean thats always is context

[Yoink]

We've trashed the world so thoroughly it's gonna take a concerted effort to find anything worth stealing.

[miauw62]

<%phil235> how much blood is there in a corgi puppy?
<%phil235> a liter?

this gets worse if you know the context, but it gets better if you know who this dude is

[GiglameshDespair]

<%phil235> how much blood is there in a corgi puppy?
<%phil235> a liter?

this gets worse if you know the context, but it gets better if you know who this dude is

I'm actually wondering that, now.
How much blood is there in a puppy?

[Furtuka]

[15:12]   Miauw_   i looked outside and the sky was literally yellow
[15:12]   Miauw_   like, not even the sky
[15:12]   Miauw_   everything looked yellow
[15:12]   Miauw_   wtf
[15:15]   smeding   it's a minions cross-promotion

[Greiger]

<%phil235> how much blood is there in a corgi puppy?
<%phil235> a liter?

this gets worse if you know the context, but it gets better if you know who this dude is

I'm actually wondering that, now.
How much blood is there in a puppy?

Wikipedia reports dogs have an average blood volume of 86 ml per kilogram. (wow wikipedia knows almost everything)   And dogs have massive differences in size and weight as both puppies and adults depending on breed. 

To use a corgi as an example. A random online search pulls up a result on some random dog lover forum that puts a 2 week corgi's weight at 6.2 lbs.  According to wolfram alpha 6.2 lbs is 2.81 kg.    86 * 2.81= 241.66 ml of blood in a corgi puppy.

So significantly less than a liter.  You would have to bleed out 4 corgi puppies to get close to a liter of blood.

Oh wait...this is the OCQ thread uh uh... *traws around threads for a few seconds*

Today, I blew myself up.

there.

[GiglameshDespair]

<%phil235> how much blood is there in a corgi puppy?
<%phil235> a liter?

this gets worse if you know the context, but it gets better if you know who this dude is

I'm actually wondering that, now.
How much blood is there in a puppy?

Wikipedia reports dogs have an average blood volume of 86 ml per kilogram. (wow wikipedia knows almost everything)   And dogs have massive differences in size and weight as both puppies and adults depending on breed. 

To use a corgi as an example. A random online search pulls up a result on some random dog lover forum that puts a 2 week corgi's weight at 6.2 lbs.  According to wolfram alpha 6.2 lbs is 2.81 kg.    86 * 2.81= 241.66 ml of blood in a corgi puppy.

Science!^TM

Cheers, that's pretty interesting.

[AzyWng]

<%phil235> how much blood is there in a corgi puppy?
<%phil235> a liter?

this gets worse if you know the context, but it gets better if you know who this dude is

I'm actually wondering that, now.
How much blood is there in a puppy?

Wikipedia reports dogs have an average blood volume of 86 ml per kilogram. (wow wikipedia knows almost everything)   And dogs have massive differences in size and weight as both puppies and adults depending on breed. 

To use a corgi as an example. A random online search pulls up a result on some random dog lover forum that puts a 2 week corgi's weight at 6.2 lbs.  According to wolfram alpha 6.2 lbs is 2.81 kg.    86 * 2.81= 241.66 ml of blood in a corgi puppy.

Science!^TM

Cheers, that's pretty interesting.

Keyword being average. You know how those things can get, I'm sure. Outliers and all.

[Kot]

That would have to be one very big corgi puppy.

[Eric Blank]

It ate its siblings in the womb. Like that one species of shark.

[Cyroth]

You would have to bleed out 4 corgi puppies to get close to a liter of blood.

What I love about this forum is that one can use a sentence like that and no one even bats an eye.

[AzyWng]

Gender identity: Non-committal shrug
Sexual orientation: Non-committal shrug
Hot wing sauce preference: Mild

[Twinwolf]

Oh, I read that one.