E-mail of the year

[Pogue Mahone]

As an atheist, I've no qualms about art from any dead things. If you think about it most music and a lot of art art has dead things involved in its making somewhere. Just because you see the whole thing instead of processing the parts doesn't make any difference for me.
Step 1 however, is a little unnecessary. Although I have certainly killed my fair share of especially annoying flies over the years. I have no time for mosquitoes at all though. Those bastards can rot in whatever cesspool they were spawned in for all eternity for all I care.

How about this, http://www.bodyworlds.com/en.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; or Ed Gein's crimes for example. elobrate

[indivisible]

How about this, http://www.bodyworlds.com/en.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; or Ed Gein's crimes for example. elobrate

Saw that expo in Amsterdam a few years ago. Pretty interesting and disturbing at the same time.

UCD (college here on the Emerald Isle) has/had an anatomy museum as part of their medicine department. Apparently there have been questions raised as to how they procured some of their "specimens". Namely about a dozen foetuses and some malformed toddlers.

[BBloke]

Good old Gunther von Hagens. Watched the shows on Channel 4 and was mermerised. They say people will them their body and the relatives have later thanked him for his care.