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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | In real life the average adult has ten pints (five litres) of blood. One gallon is equal to eight pints (4.55 liters). When this trope is in play, for 'pints', read 'gallons.' Or more: all living things can contain several dozen gallons of blood, stored under incredible pressures. As a result, almost any damage by a cutting or piercing weapon will result in explosive jets of gore squirting out like a firehose. |
