Saying that he doesnt want to use the same phrasing yet again in his latest article, Associated Press journalist Marcus Lambert, who has been stationed in the Gaza Strip since the beginning of this months most recent outbreak of Israeli-Palestinian violence, told reporters Wednesday that he is having trouble finding another term for blood-soaked. Im trying to find a way to describe the scene after todays airstrikes, but Ive used blood-soaked two times already, Lambert said while writing his latest update, adding that he had also used up the phrases blood-drenched, bloodstained, and saturated with blood in the same dispatch. Blood-spattered is close, but its not quite right. The problem is that there are only so many expressions to describe this kind of thing. And you cant just say a whole lot of blood or more blood than ever beforethats not AP style. Maybe I could describe the blast site as crimsoned? Man, this is a tough one. At press time, following heavy shelling of Gazas Bani Suhaila region, Lambert was also intently seeking synonyms for bombed-out, wailing, and orphan. 