Yet he continued to pull it very slowly, especially as it passed the jugular-would it pull open the seal that had formed? No; the jugular had healed itself.
" We're not talking about some small pipeline, " explains Amy Myers Jaffe, author of " Energy's Digital Future" , a new book. " We're talking about the jugular."
These academics don’t mince their words either, sometimes sounding like they were prepared to take a straight razor to the jugular of those that published the paper.
One common manifestation of this is jugular venous distention, where the jugular vein that brings blood back to the heart takes on more blood and becomes enlarged and distended in the neck.
Once the knife is by the jugular, you slice in one swift motion, and then, well, it just becomes about waiting for the stillness, which happens quite fast if you've done it correctly.