Website review: Donor Program Unavailable
Mark369 discovered this in Bizarre/Oddities
•18 reviews since Apr 1, 2005
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•fleshdonor.org
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jivehoneyjive rated 34 months ago- I'm game for this, but my mum doesn't approve; she says that even if I request such a fate for my body, she will not allow it to go ahead; is this an infringement of my human rights? I feel this is a far better use for my body as a whole; since I am a pedicab (rickshaw) pilot, most of my prime meat areas are lean and tender, whereas alcoholism and a history of smoking means my organs are surely fucked. Normal donor programs are only adding to the overpopulation problems the world is facing from all the over virile breeders. Keep your sperm for seagulling I say.
- hand-head-man rated 37 months ago
- I would like to think that some day corpses are treated as commodities and not wastefully buried in steel preservation boxes and concrete vaults. When you're dead, you're dead. Why not use that inanimate matter as fertilizer or Soylent Green? It's possible to revere the dead without the creepy attachment to their physical remains. This movement may be the first step toward eliminating an unnecessary taboo. To paraphrase George Carlin; golf courses and cemeteries are tremendous wastes of land and money. Let's build homes for the homeless on the golf courses and, if we're recycling, let's get serious about it, plow up those cemeteries and plant crops for the hungry.
- I would like to think that some day corpses are treated as commodities and not wastefully buried in steel preservation boxes and concrete vaults. When you're dead, you're dead. Why not use that inanimate matter as fertilizer or Soylent Green? It's possible to revere the dead without the creepy attachment to their physical remains. This movement may be the first step toward eliminating an unnecessary taboo. To paraphrase George Carlin; golf courses and cemeteries are tremendous wastes of land and money. Let's build homes for the homeless on the golf courses and, if we're recycling, let's get serious about it, plow up those cemeteries and plant crops for the hungry.
- mojo333 rated 37 months ago
- The Cannibal Flesh Donor Program is an organization modelled upon the organ donor program, the basics of which you are no doubt familiar with. (...) When you become a flesh donor, you agree to donate your body, in the event of your death, for human consumption, thereby reducing the number of animals raised and slaughtered for food.
- Professorjensen rated 38 months ago
- So they'd have to add another box to the back of the driver's license.
- wpaget rated 38 months ago
- This is just too weird. If I become an organ donor, it's not going to be over the internet to 'some' website that claims to do 'whatever'. Crap site.
- lakelady rated 38 months ago
- can you say Soylent Green?
- rustini rated 38 months ago
- The ever popular mystery meat, so this is what I was eating in grade school.
- Talulah rated 38 months ago
- I knew there was something weird about that Chalupa I ate the other day.
- dt98rmb rated 38 months ago
- Pretty amusing environmental idea....donate your flesh to save animals...
