Launcelot_du_Lake
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Reply with quote | #16 |
I would donate my carcass to the poor to eat, but there are not many cannibals about these days.
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DeCoste
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Reply with quote | #17 |
That's...interesting?  
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PassingWoman
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Actually, I have given all my usable parts to medical science, and the rest will be cremated, at my request.
You can sign up to have a card which lists that you're an organ donor -- I did. It's in a data base, attached to my dricver's liscence.
Basically, if I'm dead on the side of the road, and the EMTs find me, I won't need any of my "parts"... so why not give them to someone? What's not used can go to research... and the rest will revert to the ground... and become something else.
~PW
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DeCoste
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Reply with quote | #19 |
Now there's something constructive you can do postmortem
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