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How do you know she's been in there six months?ryan_w_0000 wrote:looks a fake to me![]()
the subject has been in there for 6 months? and doesnt look very different?
Duh! I've just seen the August date!!! I was obviously too intrigued in the picture before to notice the date. There is no way on earth, or 6 ft under for that matter, that that corpse is six months old surely!Lamia wrote:How do you know she's been in there six months?ryan_w_0000 wrote:looks a fake to me![]()
the subject has been in there for 6 months? and doesnt look very different?
Distinct lack of info i thought, unless i've missed summit! All i could see was a very 'healthy' looking supposedly dead person!!
Very bizarre!!!
Actually, i dont look that fricking healthy, and im not dead! At least i dont think i am.....Dan wrote:What a load of bollox! You don't look that healthy after you've been dead 1 day let alone 10 months!
Not that it's relevant now our techie friends have shown us the wiring beneath the boards, but in answer to your first question I'd say almost certainly not.Angelchild wrote:Is nothing left sacred anymore in this grotty world anymore?![]()
Having once being taken to a museum of anatomy that had a display up about the decompostion of corpses it's not pretty. Bleugh
bodyworlds was superb. especially for someone as scientifically ignorant as myself. i learnt more from professor gunther von weirdo in one afternoon than all my biology lessons put together. and i have a gorgeous postcard of a bunny's circulatory system pinned to the wall above my desk. i think he's cute but some people seem oddly repulsed...andymackem wrote: As for decomposition - did anyone else see Bodyworlds in London last year? Very, very strange. I might sign up for plastication, though. At least you get to travel (in a manner of speaking).
There was a terrific exhibit of a person reduced to her blood vessels and nothing else. It looked incredible. A bit, but strangely beautiful as well.
Dan wrote:Erm, a quick look at the sourcecode reveals its a fake.
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i LOVED bodyworldsRicheyJames wrote:bodyworlds was superb. especially for someone as scientifically ignorant as myself. i learnt more from professor gunther von weirdo in one afternoon than all my biology lessons put together. and i have a gorgeous postcard of a bunny's circulatory system pinned to the wall above my desk. i think he's cute but some people seem oddly repulsed...andymackem wrote: As for decomposition - did anyone else see Bodyworlds in London last year? Very, very strange. I might sign up for plastication, though. At least you get to travel (in a manner of speaking).
There was a terrific exhibit of a person reduced to her blood vessels and nothing else. It looked incredible. A bit, but strangely beautiful as well.
did anyone catch channel 4's broadcast of the good professor's live autopsy? 'twas also strangely fascinating.