Okay, this time, I will be as specific as possible in my poll question so there can't be any arguing. I also promise this will not go on my signature. I'm wondering, what do think the normal color of the blood inside your veins is? Like last time... PLEASE VOTE BEFORE YOU READ THE POSTS. Since there was an abundance of new people here, I wanted to post this up again but I didn't want this to follow in the footsteps of the old one. So I voted red because blood is not blue. ...
What if I have a strange blood disease that turns it green? You gotta include all demographics in your poll
To be even more specific darktemplar should ask. Do you believe that the colour of your blood when oxidized and not viewed through skin in a healthy human body has a spectrum dominated by energy with a wave length of 625–740 nm (red) or 440–490 nm (blue). In that case i will have to go with 625-740 nm though i admit i have not measured mine =P
I just need to satisfy myself... that's all... Tychus, you were here for the first version of this thread weren't you? Dark, dark red is red. That's why it has the word red there... And Fenix, the poll question asks "normal blood". I made sure to put that word in there. Wtf why is this is space junk. Itza! ... ffs. The one time... the ONE time I remake a thread to have no arguments it gets put in space junk but the first time i make a thread and get arguments, it says where it is and gets locked. WTF?
@ Darktemplar. This thread is a joke. That's why it's in Space Junk. Just look at what people have posted already and you'll see that no-one's taking it seriously at all, and that's highly unlikely to change. You've still got your poll, which is all you really want out of this thread anyway, other than minerals, so I don't see what you're complaining about, other than minerals. Long story short, there's no valid reason for this thread to be in the Lounge, yet alone exist. Short story short, Space-Junkified.
lol xD I voted blue coz I remember the pictures I used to see on school books that had red for arteries and blue for veins
