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05b0c1 Holy fuck. That Sans just made a better theory than Matpat has ever made. Damn.
95be89 This is getting out of hand
63ceb7 but how come when you kill papyrus he doesnt huh??
95be89 Huh... Maker sense... Either way gtg!...
f0c136 So yes skeletons can bleed you stupid idiot.
2bd126 Perra?
4df0e4 chara gone sans I kille her hugs him im sorry all never feel sad again
f943f0 Sealed away... not destroyed...
f0c136 CAN SKELETONS BLEED? Like most parts of the body, bones have a network of blood vessels and nerves running through them, and they bleed when broken.
63ceb7 hiya
f0c136 WHAT DOES BONE MARROW DO? Bone marrow makes millions of blood cells every second to replace old, worn-out blood cells, which the body destroys. There are two types of marrow: red and yellow. Red marrow makes blood cells. Yellow marrow is mainly a fat store, but it can turn into red marrow if the body needs extra blood cells. At birth, nearly all bone marrow is red. During the teens, much of it turns into yellow bone marrow.
00c8a2 *keeps blasting Chara*
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f0c136 WHAT IS BONE MADE OF? The hard matrix of bone is made of crystals of calcium phosphate and other minerals, and fibers of protein called collagen. The minerals make bone hard, while the collagen fibers are arranged lengthwise to make bone flexible. Both are produced by cells called osteocytes, found throughout the matrix.
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f0c136 BONE This strong yet flexible material is a living tissue, made up of bone cells embedded in a matrix of fibers. Bone is not solid—blood vessels and nerves run through tunnels within it, and some areas are a honeycomb of small spaces. In the center of many bones is a cavity packed with a jellylike substance called bone marrow.
4df0e4 even though I have no friends I gusse she gone so now all u can live cause I kille her
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f0c136 HOW DOES A SKELETON GROW? A newborn baby has more than 300 bones, but many are made of a soft, rubbery material called cartilage instead of bone. Up until the late teens, as a child grows the cartilage lengthens and turns into bone, and some bones fuse together. By adulthood, there are just 206 bones in the skeleton.
95be89 What Sans, has a set of eyes and faces like this?...
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f0c136 ARE BONES DRY? Dead bones are dry and brittle, but living bones feel wet and a little soft. They are also slightly flexible, so they can absorb pressure. Like most parts of the body, bones have a network of blood vessels and nerves running through them, and they bleed when broken. Up to one-third of the weight of a living bone is water.
95be89 Really...
05b0c1 It was nothing, really. Jim did most of it.
4df0e4 NOOOOOOOO chara gone
f943f0 You helped our kind seal away a terrible threat.
05b0c1 Oh! I suppose you have been places I haven't, Emme. Thanks for the help.
917003 Who?
4df0e4 Ican't stand this I must keep going without u chara goodbye for ever u just wont learn
f0c136 HOW STRONG ARE BONES? Weight for weight, bone is five times stronger than steel, but it is very light. The skeleton makes up only one-sixth of an adult’s weight. The skull, in particular, is very strong, because it has to protect the brain and sense organs, such as the eyes, ears, and nose.
00c8a2 I am so done with you and your games kid.
f0c136 Each bone in the body has a scientific name, but many also have everyday names. The largest is the femur, or thighbone, and the smallest are the tiny ossicle bones in the inner ear. More than half the bones of an adult’s skeleton are in the hands and feet.
63ceb7 *slams her against the floor*
5037dd IM BACK!!!!
f0c136 DK Human Body: Skeleton HOW STRONG ARE BONES? ARE BONES DRY? HOW DOES A SKELETON GROW? BONE JOINTS FIND OUT MORE The skeleton is the inner framework of BONES that supports and gives shape to the human body. It also protects some of the soft organs of the body—for example, the skull surrounds the brain. Muscles and ligaments pull on the bones of the skeleton at JOINTS to make the body move.
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