Do the doctors leave the room and set up a timer or something?
#5
sixpackshaker
Six hours and five minutes is right out.
#6
Bowielee
The worst part is, you don't make a law unless you're dealing with an issue that's ALREADY HAPPENING.
I try to avoid ethnocentric bias, but jesus christ...
#7
CynicismKills
Well, I guess if they get the formaldehyde on that corpse fast enough they could fool a cop for a long time. Six hours? Six weeks.
#8
Frank
Reminds me of a story one of the corporals told me when I was a rookie. About how they ended up catching a coroner that was warming up the v-j-j's of corpses with the light bulb of a lamp before having at them.
#9
strawman
If you put two crazy rules in the law, you might be able to keep the less crazy one (marriage at 14) while appearing to compromise by dropping the really crazy one.
#10
General Specific
#11
SeraRelm
#12
ElJuski
it's like a fucking Chuck Palahniuk novel.
#13
bhamv3
It's like something out of Sexy Losers.
Looking at this rationally though, I can't really find a great reason to be against it. It's not hurting anyone, right?
#14
ElJuski
I mean, yeah, if you consider human beings to be meat puppets and nothing more. I'm sure the "not hurting anyone" line works really well on the corpses' families
#15
fade
Ah, except for that awkward moment when the bowels release.