I saw a documentary many years back of a scientific study area where they get people in various forms of dress/undress and just drop them on the front yard when they die and watch what happens to them. For some reason (maybe I was drunk at the time) while watching it I was laughing like it was a comedy. Of course death isn't really funny, but seeing some guys trailer (I think he actually lived there too) with 100+ bodies of all types laying on his front yard = LOL to me at the time.
Well here is a cool interview, with either someone doing the same thing or the same guy, can't remember. It's tempting to fill out the form and donate your body to this program (the form is online), but even I don't think i'm that hardcore...
BUT, how amazingly awesomely funny would it be to have a blind date with some chick, she asks you what you do, and you say "Well, lemme show ya"...After dinner and some drinks you bring her by your trailer in the dark, then with her on the steps you flip on the outside flood lights revealing 100+ corpses in various stages of decay on your front lawn? OMG i'd pay to see that reaction.
The interesting thing is, this program is doing a very valuable service for law enforcement/forensics, so humor aside, it's a good thing this takes place.
Anyways, here it is:
<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.wired.com/medtech/health/news/2007/12/body_farm
">http://www.wired.com/medtech/h...ews/2007/12/body_farm
</a>
Well here is a cool interview, with either someone doing the same thing or the same guy, can't remember. It's tempting to fill out the form and donate your body to this program (the form is online), but even I don't think i'm that hardcore...
BUT, how amazingly awesomely funny would it be to have a blind date with some chick, she asks you what you do, and you say "Well, lemme show ya"...After dinner and some drinks you bring her by your trailer in the dark, then with her on the steps you flip on the outside flood lights revealing 100+ corpses in various stages of decay on your front lawn? OMG i'd pay to see that reaction.
The interesting thing is, this program is doing a very valuable service for law enforcement/forensics, so humor aside, it's a good thing this takes place.
Anyways, here it is:
<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.wired.com/medtech/health/news/2007/12/body_farm
">http://www.wired.com/medtech/h...ews/2007/12/body_farm
</a>