Xman wrote:If my family lived predominantly in one area of the house, with a member or two isolated in other rooms, and each were brutally murdered, leaving blood spills in their particular areas, I would say the blood splatter and murder scene was spread across the house.King-Eliagh wrote:No dikkhead. It would have to cover a significant range of the floor to be described as "splattered 'across' the floor" though, wouldnt it.Xman wrote:KE, If I stabbed you in the neck and blood splattered "across" the floor would it need to cover every part of the floor for the word to be used in context?
So Xman tell me, if 'someone' were to pop over into your neck of the woods and decapitate each of your family members, leavng their bodies slumped in the south eastern corner of the kitchen before taking the axe to your legs leaving you bleeding to death amongst your headless kin and there was 6 pools of blood forming in this south eastern corner, would you say the blood was pooled 'across' the room? Or would you say it was pooled in the south eastern corner?
Cant answer the question? You're a pussy.