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Gilead:
Today I learnt that the medical definition of decapitation isn't quite the same as the common definition.
RedLion:
How do they differ?
mbb:
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Also, for lack of better content and trying desperately to stay on topic I just learned the thermals are much better now than they used to be. Go figure!
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Today I learned I've had my head out of all things music scene for a bit too long. I read this thinking "of course the thermals these days are better. technology/new combinations of materials..."
I also learned that one of the girls from my brain bowl team from high school has nearly nudes on the internet. And I was the last person in the word to discover xkcd. :(
Alex C:
He might be talking about an "internal" or "orthopedic" decapitation, which is when the skull is seperated from the spinal column without being seperated from the other connective tissues. A skull can essentially be dislocated under rare circumstances; usually it happens in car accidents. It's usually fatal though.
Gilead:
--- Quote from: RedLion on 24 Jan 2009, 03:14 ---How do they differ?
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Like alex c said, medical definition of decapitation is apparently just severing the spinal column of the neck, you don't need to take the whole shebang off for it to count.
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