Seals A Gunshot Wound In 15 Seconds

[aunt betty]

Look up cobweb spider

[aunt betty]

Streatoda triangulosa

[The Duck Hammer]

So it is a tangled, erratic spider web in irregular shapes?

[assateague]

No, it's an old dusty spiderweb, that no spider uses anymore.

[(MT)Montanafowler]

No, it's an old dusty spiderweb, that no spider uses anymore.

but what if a spider uses it anyway?

[NuffDaddy]

No, it's an old dusty spiderweb, that no spider uses anymore.

but what if a spider uses it anyway?

Then it's an old dusty spiderweb that a spider uses.

[assateague]

No, it's an old dusty spiderweb, that no spider uses anymore.

but what if a spider uses it anyway?

Then it's a spiderweb. Duh.

[aunt betty]

You gotta ask underadar about spider things. He's the expert.

[rebelp74]

It'd work a lot better if you used some interwebs.

[3legged_lab]

What are cobwebs?

What are "board shorts"?

[ducks~n~bucks]

What are cobwebs?

What are "board shorts"?

Shorts that are weary because they are unoccupied.

[RickC]

I didn't think this would work very well so I went out and shot my least favorite dog of mine with my .40 cal pistol. Used this on the dogs wound and he is running around happy as a lark right now.

http://www.popsci.com/article/technology/how-simple-new-invention-seals-gunshot-wound-15-seconds

Reminds me of Quikclot powder and pads we used in Iraq. Problem was if the patient was allergic to shellfish it couldn't be used. They changed the ingredients later to alleviate that problem.

[assateague]

I don't care how allergic to shellfish I am, I'm thinking that the distinct possibly of bleeding to death from a chest wound would outweigh any possibility of anaphylactic shock, or having my face swell up a little.

[assateague]

What are cobwebs?

What are "board shorts"?

I'm glad somebody got that.

[RickC]

Seen'm die from severe blood loss and the shock, it was a gamble worth taking under fire. Eppy (sp) pens helped when they had them.

[assateague]

That's what I'm thinking. If I was ever in that situation, roll the dice and stop the bleeding, regardless of what a little red dog tag may say (or however they do it now).

[3geese4me]

I didn't think this would work very well so I went out and shot my least favorite dog of mine with my .40 cal pistol. Used this on the dogs wound and he is running around happy as a lark right now.

http://www.popsci.com/article/technology/how-simple-new-invention-seals-gunshot-wound-15-seconds

Reminds me of Quikclot powder and pads we used in Iraq. Problem was if the patient was allergic to shellfish it couldn't be used. They changed the ingredients later to alleviate that problem.

Yep, the new stuff is the tits. Buddy was shot in the arm and we had a long ways to go before we could get help. Poured the packet into the wound and got him home safely.

[(MT)Montanafowler]

I didn't think this would work very well so I went out and shot my least favorite dog of mine with my .40 cal pistol. Used this on the dogs wound and he is running around happy as a lark right now.

http://www.popsci.com/article/technology/how-simple-new-invention-seals-gunshot-wound-15-seconds

Reminds me of Quikclot powder and pads we used in Iraq. Problem was if the patient was allergic to shellfish it couldn't be used. They changed the ingredients later to alleviate that problem.

Yep, the new stuff is the tits. Buddy was shot in the arm and we had a long ways to go before we could get help. Poured the packet into the wound and got him home safely.

doesn't it cauterize a wound?

[3geese4me]

I didn't think this would work very well so I went out and shot my least favorite dog of mine with my .40 cal pistol. Used this on the dogs wound and he is running around happy as a lark right now.

http://www.popsci.com/article/technology/how-simple-new-invention-seals-gunshot-wound-15-seconds

Reminds me of Quikclot powder and pads we used in Iraq. Problem was if the patient was allergic to shellfish it couldn't be used. They changed the ingredients later to alleviate that problem.

Yep, the new stuff is the tits. Buddy was shot in the arm and we had a long ways to go before we could get help. Poured the packet into the wound and got him home safely.

doesn't it cauterize a wound?

Helps clot the wound, it can offer a couple extra minutes needed to save a guys/girls life.