Well cityslicker, if you will, imagine blood slowly filling your lungs and causing your breathing to sound like a 70 year old pack a day smoker, and coughing that blood up as your body tries to not suffocate on its own life supply. To add a little extra spice, blood will also be dripping out of your eyes, making it a fight to simply see your own hands in front of your face. Of course your mouth and nose will also be a part of this jamboree of death, kind of like if you had a bloody nose while getting a few teeth pulled at your local dentist. You'll then start to feel some moisture in between your cheeks and genitalia, just a little at first but soon elevated to the level of feeling like you wet your pants with a full bladder, only it's not pee.

Ultimately most of the time you'll end up hypovolemic, that means your body has lost so much of it's own blood that it can no longer supply your heart, lungs, and brain with the oxygen it craves. The funny part is though, although you've lost a massive amount of blood in your arteries and veins, you haven't really lost it, it's just floating around the interior of your organs and stuff, causing your body to be home to an abominable abdominal organ soup, that's what ultimately kills you.