<t>fuzzy butt;1041507 wrote: that's a very shallow reasoning ................and you know it. **** you wanna come down here at the moment of drought ? or do you want to come down here when the bushfires are raging!???????!!!!!!!!!!!!!! don't talk about hope and guilt and care ..............Are you ...

<r>OpenMind;1041457 wrote: Hi, LBR. A 'novel' way of introducing yourself.<E>:D</E><br/>
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What's the poll about by the way?<br/>
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It ties in with what I'm currently working on...<br/>
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The novella is a work of contrast, not all people will feel guilt, not all ...

thanks for the welcomes!...i see i was totally naive to how forums work & should have introduced myself first...nothing better though then to use the dead to introduce the living!



Only genius has a new word for a new thought

-- Heinrich Heine

<t>ok, scrap that...in case anyone is wondering;<br/>
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Livor mortis or postmortem lividity or hypostasis (Latin: livor—bluish color, mortis—of death), one of the signs of death, is a settling of the blood in the lower (dependent) portion of the body, causing a purplish red discoloration of the ...

thanks ...not really a good topic I know!

<t>hihi, <br/>
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i am writing short story and I remember reading a long time ago about a process the can/does happen when a person dies...<br/>
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i can't remember the name given to the process but think it starts with the letter L...<br/>
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i remember at the time interpreting it as ...