I just bought a mattress from goodwill that had shitstains on it. How do I clean the stains off? Like, what chemical do you guys use?
Shield would definitely be tweeners in a feud like this and as much as I'd love to see it, I doubt it happens so soon since The Wyatt Family hasn't even debuted yet. IMO, a good early feud for the Wyatt Fam would be Randy Orton Sheamus in a tag match at Summerslam. Whether it'd be 2-on-2 or 3-on-2 is yet to be determined but putting them against two established faces is a good way to get them started on the right track.
I would say this could be due to the same reaction you get when you die. Rigor Mortis. Instead of coming on slowly, the fire speeds up the reaction. It would be more due to the fire damaging the muscles that control the hand which are located in the forearm. As the fire kills the muscle the bio-chemical reaction in the muscles would cause them to contract - thus freezing the fingers. Instead of a fist, I would think the fingers would remain outstretched and stiff, unable to move from the flexor and extensor muscles acting against each other. The biochemical cause of rigor mortis is hydrolysis of ATP, the chemical energy source required for movement, in the muscle tissue. Myosin molecules devoid of ATP become permanently adherent to actin filaments to form actomyosin complex, causing muscles to become rigid. After the pH of the muscle has become 5.5, release of autolytic enzymes stored in lysosomes will take place. The major proteolytic enzymes are Cathepsins and Calpains. These enzymes act at the myofibrillar proteins and hydrolyse them. As a result, the actomyosin complex is broken down and muscles become soft again. This is known as resolution of rigor. Your local medical examiner would be a better source of information and I am sure they would be glad to assist.
You'd think that adult witches and wizards would be able to act as spotters (like in gymnastics) to help protect the ones just learning how to ride a broom from crashing into the ground or the castle, but apparently not. (Not so much for the gymnastic tricks either.) Wasn't something like waterwings mentioned in connection with small children learning how to ride a toy broom?
