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The forceful expulsion of an impacted turd that forces immediate bleeding from the creation of a fissure or from irritation to severe case of trucker's knuckles.
Dan was constipated for a week. Although he took laxatives, only brut force finally cleared the impacted feces when he blew out a Blood Knot.
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Blood that has transitioned to another gang or has left it.
"He joined in; he a loose blood"
"I'm a loose blood, I ain't like that no more"
Slayer's pentultimate 1986 masterpiece.
Produced by Rick Rubin and released on Def Jam
The first satanic thrash metal album ever released on a major label.
One of the most controversial albums of all time.
One of the fastest albums of all time: clocking in at just under 30 minutes.
Song list:
1) Angel of Death (90% of the controversy) 10/10
2) Piece by Piece 9/10
3) Necrophobic 9/10
4) Altar of Sacrifice 10/10
5) Jesus Saves (the other ten percent of the controversy) 10/10
6) Criminally Insane 10/10
7) Reborn 9/10
8) Epidemic 9/10
9) Postmortem 10/10
10) Raining Blood 10/10
Reign in Blood's release was delayed because of concerns regarding its lyrical subject matter and graphic artwork: several Catholic Popes drowning in a river of blood in Hell; Satan on his throne; etc.
The opening track, "Angel of Death", references Josef Mengele and details acts committed at the Auschwitz concentration camp, which provoked allegations of Nazism. Slayer takes no pro or con position on the matter in the song.
The album was Slayer's first to enter the Billboard 200; the release peaked at number 94, and in 1992 was awarded a gold certification by the Recording Industry Association of America.
Kerrang! magazine described it as the "heaviest album of all time" while Metal Hammer magazine named it "the best metal album of the last 20 years".
Inexplicably the ultra-mainstream Spin Magazine ranked the album number 67 on their list of the "100 Greatest Albums, 1985-2005."
Slayer's "Reign In Blood" was directly responsible for the rise of death metal and cannot be bested. Bow down.
Reign in Blood is by far the best metal album of the 1980s bar none.
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When you see a person (best friend, criminal, serial killer, vampire, etc.) covered in blood and you get weirdly aroused by the sighting of someone covered in blood, fake blood, real or otherwise. This does not contrast with period blood as contrary to popular belief.
Girl 1: "Hey, did you see that my roommate's got all these weird pictures of people covered in blood? And most of them are from cosplay and horror flicks.
Girl 2: "Eh, must have a real blood fetish or something. My brother's got the same fascination."
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I'm going to see royal blood live tomorrow.
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A fighting game made for Japanese audiences, currently this is also one of it's most popular ones. Based on the eroge/hentai game (depending on the version), Tsukihime , this fighter made by French Bread (and Type-Moon itself for ReAct and after) has a fighting system similar to a simiplified Guilty Gear but with a tighter gap for air combos and the shield being a parry/super counter.
While the main story is that Shiki Tohno, the lead role of Tsukihime and original sayer of "a cat is fine too" , must help the heroine Sion from turning into a vampire, this is unknown to most who haven't played it outside of the arcade since the story is replaced by a typical "powerful being gets bored" follow-up.
"This is Melty Blood, one of the examples that anime/doujin games do not have to suck."
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