What's your blood type?

[MilitaryArms]

I've often wondered who has which blood type.

I'm one of the more rare... I'm O- (Negative) which means I can donate to anyone but I can only get O- if I need blood. About 7.7% of the population has O- blood... it's rare, but not as rare as AB- (.7% of the population).

Needless to say I was popular in the Marines. They wanted my blood all the time.

My son is O+ (38% of the population) which is another not so good type but better than O- blood type because there are far more donors.

If you're AB you're one lucky SOB as anyone can donate to you.

So, what's your blood type?

 

[karlsgunbunker]

O+

 

[Vigilant]

Diluted at the moment! Oh and O+

 

[Marc]

IB+... I B + they aint sticking me with no needle

 

[bigcraig]

O-


And no you can't have any!

 

[ATM]

B positive. It's a good motto to live by.

 

[exar]

O+...I think. Last time I had to know was to fill out a hunting license. They had a spot for your blood type. Probably good info to carry around with you regardless, especially out hunting. You never know when you might have to battle some wild wolverines with a freakin' 12 GA. There could be blood loss involved

 

[MilitaryArms]

WOOHOO! O- UNITE!

You should know your blood type... it's a good thing.

 

[dburkhead]

AB+

Just call me "Drac".

 

[ATM]

Oh yes, there will be blood. [/Jigsaw]

 

[Panama]

I'm+ I'm O+

 

[ralphb72]

A+. I donated blood once. Passed out in the chair, they laid me back and put ice packs around my neck. About a week later I got a nice note asking me politely never to return.

 

[NEWMAN]

o-

 

[4sarge]

What RED is not an option O+

 

[Benny]

My blood type is Makers Mark.

 

[Hoosier8]

O neg 40 neg - as described to me, I am one of the few that can give blood to newborns.

 

[JetGirl]

Weird question! I'll play! O+

 

[Benny]

To be quite honest, I have no idea.

Never given, never taken.

 

[obijohn]

O POS

 

[Mr.Hoppes]

Don't foget if you are in a bad situation your blood type in perminant marker. It may save your life. Katrina lessons.