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fossilesque@mander.xyzM to Science Memes@mander.xyzEnglish · 1 year ago

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    As you can see, this heart contains no blood. This is usually fatal.

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      Plus there is only half of it. It’s not healthy.

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        Halfhearted.

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    MRW the doctors tell me there’s nothing they can do for me because my heart is sliced in half and also being electrocuted

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    Me when my grandma starts typing “p” in the address bar

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    A targeted EMP attack on the heart, causing a sudden critical power failure

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      deleted by creator

  • doritoshave9sides@lemm.ee
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    [roblox] “oeufff”

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    Apparently the heart, once removed, kills you.

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    Oof ouch my organs

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    In figure A, you can clearly see how The Quickening stops the heart of the defeated Highlander to preserve any energy left for the victor.

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    Ś Ť Ř Ō Ñ K Ē

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    “Removing a human’s heart causes interesting effects such as: D E A T H”

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    How are we able to survive having things shot through our skulls, but die from this? How?

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    When I open the pantry and find that my partner ate the last snacks in the house.

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    EVERYBODY DO THE FLOP

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    I think I’m about to have a cardiac arrest.

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    Sinoatrial node stops working = fall down go boom

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