#pinkish hue

[auraeseer]

Not of color . . .

[gigivas]

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[siplick]

I love designing furry versions of Yakuza characters I like and I've been thinking about tanuki Tomi for a while... I think it fits him so well and I like how it combines with my raccoon Nanba

[gyroshrike]

This is ooc because like Daryl would ever drag Connie away from a fight and not be ready to punk bitches with her

[from-the-mind-of]

Christine hosts a Murder Mystery before a screening of Murder on the Orient Express at the Ace Theatre Downtown, 1st Nov 2017 [x]

[kremechihihi]

felix in an alternate fit

[hanakihan]

been thinking about that historical-political-whateverthefuckitis chulwoo AU

like it’s cool Jinwoo literally bantered for his head and highkey kidnapped a political prisoner into his palace and also gave him a title and odd jobs (definitely not suited for his official work title) plus Jinchul now has too much free time on his hands and he simply doesn’t know what to do with it. He can’t sit idle for too long and he’s dreaded by this feeling of uselessness and passing time so he just tries to walk around palace and find what to do. Until he ends up in inner garden just sitting on stone bench and admiring the view and peace and quiet and it just makes it all worse, he’s not a man of riches and fancy, he’s a man of work and dedication.

And that’s how Jinwoo find him, lost in thoughts all alone, sitting under shadow of willow tree and completely not noticing Jinwoo approaching him. Turns out Jinchul wandered into Jinwoo’s private garden. Jinwoo actually laughed so hard it started to hurt because garden is in fact hidden and can’t be found unless you know correct path in maze that is palace itself and he laughed even harder when Jinchul told him he wandered here by pure accident because he was lost in thoughts too much.

[hordemama]

some common colors and patterns!

most space rabbits are these neutral, earthy colors with at least Some Faint Sort of Pattern (usually that which are leftover from childhood). In my next post ill show some uncommon coats as well!

[chaiaurchaandni]

[snakeater]

i have a piercing that sometimes bleeds onto my pillow but why is it bright pink this time ?

[jokerlennon]

morning

[stormyoceans]

top 5 thai bl characters

HOW AM I SUPPOSED TO PICK ONLY 5 IN ALL OF THAI BLs GOD OKAY WAIT YEAH OKAY ALRIGHT I CAN DO THIS

1. talay - vice versa. MY SWEETEST MOST DARLING BOY THERE'S LITERALLY NOT A SINGLE THING I DON'T ADORE ABOUT HIM. he's hard-working, responsible and level headed. he can be stubborn and a bit uptight, but he always tries his best to be understanding and supportive. he starts the show saying love isn't for him and yet he is the most loving person ever. I JUST LOVE HIM SO MUCH OKAY.

2. puen - vice versa. he's horny, he's deranged, he's shy, he's gentle, he's charming, he's caring, he's clingy, he's pouty, he's polite, he's romantic, he's mature, he's silly. he's a selfless person desperately wanting to be selfish. he's a babygirl, he's a daddy, he's a tease, he's a lover, he's a little bit of everything all rolled into one. he's the single most character of all time like idk what else to tell you.

3. tian - a tale of 1000 stars. i dare anyone to watch this show and not come out of it absolutely besotted with tian. his character journey from Rich Boy™ to the most caring and down to earth sweetheart was such a pleasure to watch, and his bravery and tenacity are a reminder to never give up no matter how tough things may get.

4. bun - manner of death. not to recycle my own (bad) jokes but his petty personality and ACAB attitude have bewitched me body and soul. i love his sarcasm and sense of justice, which is less about being law-abiding and all about getting to the truth. he's also insane, which is always hot in a man.

5. yok - not me. SPEAKING OF BEING INSANE YOK MY MOST DERANGED CHILD. but the thing that actually makes him stand out the most to me is he's infinite capacity to love. the show tried to convince us that it was a fatal flaw but i will never see it like that.

ask me my top 5 anything

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[lady-zephyrine]

I really need to draw my Meta Knight gijinka again, especially since he looked kind of ashy lasttimeI drew him.

[candescentkpop]

Long live the king

Kingdom: Long Live The King

Kingdom Part 119 / ?

[literaryvein-reblogs]

Writing Notes: Stages of Decomposition

The decomposition process occurs in several stages following death:

Pallor mortis

Algor mortis

Rigor mortis

Cadaveric spasm

Lividity

Putrefaction

Decomposition

Skeletonization

PALLOR MORTIS

The first stage of death.

Occurs once blood stops circulating in the body.

The cessation of an oxygenated blood flow to the capillaries beneath the skin causes the deceased to pale in appearance.

In non-Caucasians, the pallor may appear to develop an unusual hue; the skin will lose any natural lustre and appears more waxen.

Occurs quite quickly, within about 10 minutes after death.

ALGOR MORTIS

The cooling of the body after death.

The cooling process will be influenced by many factors, including the deceased’s clothing, or whether they are covered with bed linen such as blankets or duvets.

The body will typically cool to the ambient room temperature, but this alters if there is heating in the room or if there is a constant draught cooling the body.

RIGOR MORTIS

Can occur between 2 and 6 hours after death.

Factors including temperature can greatly affect this.

Caused by the muscles partially contracting, and the lack of aerobic respiration means that the muscles cannot relax from the contraction, leaving them tense, subsequently resulting in the stiffening we associate with rigor mortis.

This stage typically begins in the head, starting with the eyes, mouth, jaw and neck, and progresses right through the body.

The process is concluded approximately 12 hours after death (although, again, certain variables may occur) and lasts between 24 and 72 hours depending on circumstances.

Contrary to popular belief, rigor mortis is not a permanent state and is in fact reversed, with the muscles relaxing in the same order in which they initially stiffened.

The reversing process also takes approximately 12 hours, when the body returns to its un-contracted state.

It is possible to ‘break’ rigor mortis by manipulating and flexing the limbs. This is usually done by undertakers, pathologists or crime scene investigators who are attempting to examine or move a body – or by a murderer trying to hide their victim in the closet or the boot of a car.

CADAVERIC SPASM

A phenomenon that can be misinterpreted as rigor mortis.

The instantaneous stiffening of the body (most commonly the hands) following a traumatic death.

Unlike rigor mortis, the stiffening of the affected limb is permanent and is not reversed, causing the deceased to maintain the rigidity until such time as putrefaction causes breakdown of the particular muscle group.

Examples:

The deceased following an air crash were later discovered still clutching their seatbelts or arm rests in a final, desperate act of survival.

In a drowning case, the victim was discovered with grass from the riverbank still grasped in their hand.

Perhaps the most famous case of cadaveric spasm involves the rock band Nirvana’s lead singer, Kurt Cobain. Cobain reportedly committed suicide in April 1994. His body was discovered a few days after his death with a shotgun wound to the head, and tests revealed he had large traces of heroin in his system. He was reportedly discovered still clutching the gun in his left hand, due to cadaveric spasm. However, a great deal of controversy surrounds the veracity of this latter assumption, and indeed the cause of his death, with many people insisting and attempting to prove that he died as the result of foul play rather than suicide.

LIVIDITY

Also known as livor mortis, hypostasis, or suggillation.

Once blood can no longer circulate, it will gravitate towards the lowest point of the body.

Example: A supine body will display pinkish/purple patches of discoloration where the blood has settled in the back and along the thighs.

Occurs about 30 minutes after death, but will not necessarily be noticeable until at least 2 hours afterwards as the pooling process intensifies and becomes visible, finally peaking up to between 8 and 12 hours later.

Once it is complete, the lividity process cannot be reversed.

Therefore a body discovered lying on its side, but with staining evident in the back and shoulders, must have been moved at some point from what would have been a supine position at the time of death.

It is worth noting that if the body has had contact with the floor, a wall or other solid surface, lividity would not occur at the points of contact as the pressure would not allow the blood to seep through the capillaries and pool. The specific area of pressure will be the same colour as the rest of the body and a pattern of contact may well be evident.

PUTREFACTION

Derives from the Latin putrefacere, meaning ‘to make rotten’.

The body becomes rotten through the process known as autolysis, which is the liquefaction of bodily tissue and organs and the breakdown of proteins within the body due to the increased presence of bacteria.

The first visible sign is the discoloration of the skin in the area of the abdomen.

Bacteria released from the intestine cause the body to become bloated with a mixture of gases; over time these will leak out, and the smell will intensify to unbearable proportions.

Typically, this will attract flies that will lay eggs, which develop into maggots.

Bloating is most evident in the stomach area, genitals and face, which can become unrecognizable as the tongue and eyes are forced to protrude due to the pressure of the build-up of gases in the body.

At this stage, the body will also begin to lose hair.

The organs typically decompose in a particular order: starting with the stomach, followed by the intestines, heart, liver, brain, lungs, kidney, bladder and uterus/prostate.

Once all the gases have escaped the skin begins to turn black: this stage is called ‘black putrefaction’.

As with all the other stages of death so far, the rate of putrefaction depends on temperature and location. A body exposed to the air above ground will decompose more quickly than a body left in water or buried below ground.

During putrefaction, blistering of the skin and fermentation can also occur:

Fermentation - a type of mould that will grow on the surface of the body. This mould appears white, and is slimy or furry in texture. It also releases a very strong, unpleasant, cheesy smell.

As the putrefaction process comes to an end, fly and maggot activity will become less, which leads to the next stage.

DECOMPOSITION

The body is an organic substance comprising organisms that can be broken down by chemical decomposition.

If the body is outside, any remains that have not been scavenged or consumed by maggots will liquefy and seep into the surrounding soil.

Thus when the body decomposes it is effectively recycled and returned to nature.

SKELETONIZATION

The final stage of death is known as ‘dry decay’, when the cadaver has all but dried out: the soft tissue has all gone and only the skeleton remains.

If the cadaver is outside, not only is it exposed to the elements but it also becomes food for scavengers such as rats, crows or foxes.

As the remains are scavenged, the body parts become dispersed so it is not unusual to find skeletal remains some distance from where the body lay at the point of death.

The way in which skeletal remains are scattered in such cases is of interest to archaeologists, and is referred to as taphonomy.

Where a body has lain undiscovered at home for a period of time it has also been known for family pets, typically dogs, to feed on the body. The natural instinct of a pet is to attempt to arouse the deceased by licking them, but once it gets hungry, its survival instinct will take over and it will consider the body as little more than carrion: it will act with the same natural instinct as a scavenger in the wild, which will feed on any corpse, be it animal or human, if it is starving.

Obviously the number of pets, the body mass of the deceased and the time lapse before the body is discovered will influence to what extent it has been devoured.

For further research on the stages of decomposition and the factors that affect it, look up body farms. These are medical facilities where bodies are donated for research purposes so scientists can specifically observe the decomposition process. However, be aware that some of the images are quite graphic.

Source ⚜ More: References ⚜ Autopsy ⚜ Pain & Violence ⚜ Injuries Bereavement ⚜ Death & Sacrifice ⚜ Cheating Death ⚜ Death Conceptions