papercuts shouldnt scar (if at all possible)

foxkooh said:
papercuts shouldnt scar (if at all possible)

That would be one DEEP papercut.

foxkooh said:
papercuts shouldnt scar (if at all possible)

All tissue damage scars.

JustFrame said:
All tissue(-)damage scars.

I read that as "All tissue damages scars."

Then, I was like, "Wait, how does scar get damaged by tissue?"

LOL

need one for chemists.

And the cat was just being playful

JustFrame said:
All tissue damage scars.

It would be better to say that all tissue damage can scar. I've had lots of cuts and abrasions that haven't scared. I can tell you that treating a cut with hydrogen peroxide causes scarring because it causes tissue damage of its own, so that can be how a paper cut could scar. It's better to treat wounds with antibiotic cream, and papercuts can be treated with chapstick as well.

yes, good

JustFrame said:
All tissue damage scars.

...no sry kid thats wrong... my hands aren't scarred from years of papercuts/pin pricks/sunburns... your wrong. Scabs can heal the epidermis completely and perhaps even the dermis its only when all layers of skin are torn that scar tissue is needed as a quick forming tissue to help bridge the gap. otherwise the body waits for deeper skin tissue to develop.

Wikipedia - scarring is a natural part of the healing process. With the exception of very minor lesions.

Minor lesions being things like a papercut perhaps... yeh exactly

LoneWolf343 said: It's better to treat wounds with antibiotic cream...

Who told u that? the company that makes the cream? bc your best off cleaning the wound with water then letting the wound dry and form a scab (unless your old maybe +40). using band-aids is the only time id recommend an antibiotic cream and I'd never recommend a band-aid (dont cover a cut unless sterile gauze is needed). Said by a person with 0 non-surgical scars.

foxkooh said:
Said by a person with 0 non-surgical scars.

Sounds like a person who has never lived, and it's hard to take seriously the medical advice of someone who uses "u" unironically.

Besides, I said "better," not best. I've only used it when an abrasion was pretty bad, or from an animal.

LoneWolf343 said:
Sounds like a person who has never lived, and it's hard to take seriously the medical advice of someone who uses "u" unironically.

Besides, I said "better," not best. I've only used it when an abrasion was pretty bad, or from an animal.

in ww2 my grandpapy had a real bad abrasion.. i feel your pain.

pain.

LoneWolf343 said:
Sounds like a person who has never lived.

also u play games to do what ive done... gg

foxkooh said:
pain.also u play games to do what ive done... gg

I can tell one of the things you haven't done is learn how to read and write.

Tis but a scratch

LoneWolf343 said:
I can tell one of the things you haven't done is learn how to read and write.

"colloquialisms, i use them. welcome to the internet kid guess what doesnt matter... all that shit u use to falsify ur superiority complex. typing quickly is what matters im not selling a novel (besides if it wasnt about vampires or gnomes u wouldnt read it anyways)."

-foxkooh

Cats are future killers

damn kitten beats dragons who knew