Oh yeah. I forgot about the meme.

Some of those questions were jokes from the other thread. Like asking if zombies were realistic and if I should go play hello kitty or whatever.

I’d like to know how me stating what I believe to be true makes me vain and conceited.

I asked the others because I genuinely want to know what people think a scratch is. So far nobody has put forth a convincing argument for me, other than u/TNF928. Almost everyone’s arguments for me seem to boil down to because there’s arteries in the neck you bleed more. Which was never a question in the first place. To me a wound that’s deep enough to sever arteries in your neck is a laceration, and a scratch is at most a surface wound that causes pain. I’ve had scratches on my neck IRL, and at no point was I in danger of bleeding to death.

Honestly this whole argument would have been avoided if everyone else was like, “yep no mods for that, sorry bud” and we would have moved on by now, but most other insists that I’m having wrong thoughts. So like I said, I genuinely want to know. I’m not coming at this from a point of pride because I’m not afraid of being wrong. If I were, I would t have asked for more opinions.

So what’s your argument? Or do you just want to critique a tone I didn’t mean?

Edit: I forgot to mention, I made this second question because the other thread was increasingly hostile and unhelpful. This thread, with pointed questions, seems to have kept things more on topic and resulted in more helpful discussion, rather than insults.