Knees can appear purple due to a variety of reasons, including bruising from an injury, which causes blood to pool under the skin. Conditions like poor circulation or certain skin conditions can also lead to a purplish hue. Additionally, the skin's thinner areas around the knees may show discoloration more prominently. If the purple color persists or is accompanied by pain, it's advisable to consult a healthcare professional.
Did you write on your knees with a purple marker, or is it veins? Take a hot shower!
Socrates, Lot of bees, Purple knees... (you get the picture)
A raised rash of dark red-purple spots is common, especially on skin between the waistline and the knees.
Yes, giraffes do have knees.
FEAR OF KNEES FEAR OF KNEES
Yes, dwarfs do have knees.
On My Knees was created in 411.
Eskimos are humans, humans have knees. Unless you were born with a disablilty or had a freak accident, you have knees.
In the knees
No. My didjeridoo does not have knees. Neither does my can opener.
On his or her back with their knees flexed
The Apostle James was so dedicated to prayer that it is said that his knees were calloused from time spent in prayer--on his knees. He prayed so long and so much that his knees were known as the camels knees