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If you find blood on someone who is incapable of verbalizing if they're injured or in pain, consider if they had a dark red jello with lunch before you carefully inspect their entire body looking for the injury.
Corollary: if you feel fine but appear to be shitting blood, consider whether you ate beets recently. (And same for your baby/small child)
That... Happened to me more times than I would like. :-D
If in Canada consider Ketchup chips. Fuck you Stacie you scared the shit out of me.
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