I broke my boyfriends nose!

[wacko jacko]

i jus need it cuz mine keeps falling off

[Adster]

well if you stop wearing a friggin mask over your face

[wacko jacko]

[Gripper]

Sara you could have killed him hitting like that...just thought i'd add that happy fact

[wacko jacko]

Sara you could have killed him hitting like that...just thought i'd add that happy fact

thats true the nose bone could have went right striaght to his brain if hit right

[manker]

I admit...he does take it rather well.

Last Tango in Paris

[enoughfakefiles]

thats true the nose bone could have went right striaght to his brain if hit right

I was led to believe this was an urban legend.

[Illuminati]

Moderator brutality, Sara?

[wacko jacko]

I was led to believe this was an urban legend.

thats like the small basic for self defense to hit at a upward motion to the nose it blinds and or could kill a oppnent

[enoughfakefiles]

thats like the small basic for self defense to hit at a upward motion to the nose it blinds and or could kill a oppnent

1. Our hero, a martial arts expert, is in a heated battle with a baddie. Striking the villain on the bridge of the nose, he “kills him instantly” by a “driving splinters of bone into his brain.”

I had my doubts about this one the first time I read it. However, I consulted a real martial arts expert and asked if this was, in fact, possible. His answer was no – and yes. And for the reasons I always that it was possible.

You can kill someone by sending bone splinters into their brain, but you can’t “kill them instantly.” Those parts of the brain that control our autonomic reflexes—the ones that control our breathing and heartbeat—are located in the back of the skull. What’s in the front, right behind the nose, is the cerebellum. Bone splinters would cause internal bleeding, which would eventually kill the victim—the much talked-about cerebral hemorrhage—but it would take time. How much time would depend on the level of damage and bleeding, but several minutes are required for severe damage and it can take days if the damage is small.