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immortalyawn posted:I get calls from people with early stage dementia asking how they can donate their brains to science when the time comes. I dont work for a place that does that. There are places that accept them, but I can only Imagine they mostly go to waste on students, not some cure like the person or family is hoping. That would make a great book, the plane lands, but everybody is alive, yet they shouldn't be. Now, let's find out who the dead people are supposed to be in the next chapter.
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# ? Jul 30, 2019 10:14 |
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If a plane with X goes down and theres X+Y corpses, you need to send in Y people to get even with the god of death. Its basic math, jfc.
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# ? Jul 30, 2019 11:14 |
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corpse(s) on a plane
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# ? Jul 30, 2019 12:50 |
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I dunno. On one hand I can understand being freaked out if your mom or grandma ended up in chunks in a bucket. On the other hand if it was me the only way I'd consider scientific donation would be if they promised to use me for landmine testing or fire me from a trebuchet into a woodchipper or something.
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# ? Jul 30, 2019 13:13 |
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Rad-daddio posted:"CORPSE FRESHENER" I seriously wonder what the odds are that some guy is in his garage in Iowa re-bottling Febreze and selling at a premium for medical use.
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Good Ol Filbert posted:Well, this is exciting. Thank you for your posts. We had one that had a really severe decubitus (bed sore). That was really sad and it also affected our testing since we needed a limb that belonged to someone less in the throes of osteoporosis.
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