Guadalupana wrote:

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MJ--to feed the maggots of course!

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NO MAGGOTS!!!!!!!  NO MAGGOTS!!!!!!!!!!  NNNNNNNNNOOOOOOO MMMMMMMAAAAGGGGOOOOOOTTTTTTSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!! 

I'm either getting placed in a freakin' wall (Facebook?? - lol) or my ashes blasted into space!!!! 


-- Edited by Motown Junkie at 09:58, 2007-03-07

Guadalupana wrote:

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GL--- yes i am. But right now i'm using the hell out of them.

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I am too!  I figured, "What the hell do I need 'em for after I die?!" 

These stats are from 2001 (couldn't find any current stuff) but I thought it was interesting:

"Last year alone, 147 Canadians died while waiting for organs that never came because suitable donors were not found in time. Part of the problem lies with Canada having one of the lowest organ donation rates among industrialised nations. There are fewer than 14 donors per million people in this country, as compared with more than 31 in Spain. What's more, the gap between transplant patients on waiting lists and numbers of available organs is widening."

Are you an organ donor?

 

Source: Health Canada

Gringa Lahtina wrote:

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http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/shows/organfarm/rights/controversy.html

My eyes, my eeeeeeeeyes!!!! Oh, my heart, my poor little human heart!!

For the sake of science? If anyone cares to go to the  link and read a baboon's lab records.

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F@CK!!!  WHY DO I EVEN LOOK AT THESE THINGS????  WWWWWWWWHHHHHHHHHYYYYYYYYY?????????? 

http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/shows/organfarm/rights/controversy.html

My eyes, my eeeeeeeeyes!!!! Oh, my heart, my poor little human heart!!

For the sake of science? If anyone cares to go to the  link and read a baboon's lab records.

Then it's survival of the fittest at it's best! i say keep testing!!

Gringa Lahtina wrote:

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Oh and does it suck that thousands of monkeys, chimpanzees and baboons (I hate baboons) have been experimented on and killed in the course of this cross-species transplant research? I think yes.

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 Yes, but what if they didn't test? or had nothing to test it on? we would have probably been extinct long ago.
I don't know. But one thing i do know, is that i'm all for science.

Who knows. Yes when your mumber is up.....bla bla bla..... but what if we are talking about kids or parents etc.....

If it could give me chance, I'll take it.

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Cool cover!!! 

@ LahTi... where's the pig booby post you promised?  Dogo needs to know!

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for anyone interested about this subject, do check out



Sharpe, Lesley A.: Strange Harvest, organ transplants, denatured bodies and the transformed self, University of California Press, 2006

as for whether I'd do it or not... you see, it was not that long ago that many of us might have found human in vitro fertilisation quite a bit off the mark. You know, concerns about body pollution, donor identity... This was particularly the case because back then there weren't nearly as good biotechnological tools for assesing the usability of donated sperm, so we don't worry and the pollution concern is also gone.

I am aware we're not talking about the same thing, but what I'm trying to say is, time changes the way we perceive what's around us. With people already receiving, and in not small numbers, say, heart valves from pigs -and for what it looks, they work- it might not take too long before we get used to the "oh sure, we could get you a liver from a pig" line will become more and more normalized.

So I might just find myself saying yes. Who knows.

Oh, it will actually involve boobies... I'll post later.

Jaime Cruz wrote:

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It's ok.
I think I know a bit too much with your midget loving, used panty wearing and sniffing, hampster peen, sex changing, porn addiction, and toe eating issues

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You people really need to stop projecting yourselves.

Jaime Cruz wrote:

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Jaime Cruz wrote:

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luna chiquitita wrote:

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Jaime Cruz wrote:

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If it's a matter of life and death I would do so in a pig's heart beat

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when I first read this I thought you said you would do a pig in a heart beat.... which when it comes to you, doesn't surprise me.

So umm.. X tells me PL has a hamster peen and you've seen it first hand.

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Foro chismosos
I did not see it. I just heard about it. It was difficult for PL to talk about it, but PL got the Hampster peen from a very generous Foro member. This generous member is very humble and does not wish too be named, so without giving away names we'll call the member Little moon.
God bless you Luna...errr Little Moon

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so much for foro privacy

~X

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I think I said too much

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you know what?!!! You're sooooo off my "secrets holder" list!

 

X4v13r wrote:

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Jaime Cruz wrote:

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luna chiquitita wrote:

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Jaime Cruz wrote:

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If it's a matter of life and death I would do so in a pig's heart beat

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when I first read this I thought you said you would do a pig in a heart beat.... which when it comes to you, doesn't surprise me. 

So umm.. X tells me PL has a hamster peen and you've seen it first hand.

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Foro chismosos
I did not see it. I just heard about it. It was difficult for PL to talk about it, but PL got the Hampster peen from a very generous Foro member. This generous member is very humble and does not wish too be named, so without giving away names we'll call the member Little moon.
God bless you Luna...errr Little Moon

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so much for foro privacy

~X

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I think I said too much

luna chiquitita wrote:

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Jaime Cruz wrote:

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If it's a matter of life and death I would do so in a pig's heart beat

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when I first read this I thought you said you would do a pig in a heart beat.... which when it comes to you, doesn't surprise me. 

So umm.. X tells me PL has a hamster peen and you've seen it first hand.

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Foro chismosos
I did not see it. I just heard about it. It was difficult for PL to talk about it, but PL got the Hampster peen from a very generous Foro member. This generous member is very humble and does not wish too be named, so without giving away names we'll call the member Little moon.
God bless you Luna...errr Little Moon

Jaime Cruz wrote:

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If it's a matter of life and death I would do so in a pig's heart beat

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when I first read this I thought you said you would do a pig in a heart beat.... which when it comes to you, doesn't surprise me. 

So umm.. X tells me PL has a hamster peen and you've seen it first hand.

 

"I wouldn't want to sacrifice an animal's life for my own." What a frigging hypocrite! What the hell am I saying? I eat pork, chicken, beef and all these other little creatures. I don't know... this, somehow, seems a bit different. Bah... I don't know what I would do.

Jaime Cruz wrote:

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If it's a matter of life and death I would do so in a pig's heart beat

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You're already a pig, sweetheart.

 

If it's a matter of life and death I would do so in a pig's heart beat

luna chiquitita wrote:

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X4v13r wrote:

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ask PJ, he got a wee-wee from a hamster

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you make it too easy my fine feathered friend... but exactly how would you know PL (not PJ) has a hamster peen?

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that I leave it to JC to answer, hes the one with all the info.

~X

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X4v13r wrote:

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Gringa Lahtina wrote:

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Xenotransplantation is the transplantation of living cells, tissues or organs from one species to another such as from pigs to humans.

Because there is a worldwide shortage of organs for clinical transplantation about 60% of patients needing new organs die on the waiting list. To address this shortage, scientists and biotechnology companies are developing an alternative source of organs: animals. Primates such as baboons or chimpanzees are poor candidates as organ donors not only because they are an endangered species but because they harbor viruses (such as HIV) that may cause disease in humans. Most attention is focused on using a strain of mini-pigs developed over 30 years ago as organ donors. These pigs have major organs that are about the size of those of adult humans and have a similar physiology.

While researching this topic, I found out that pig skin is actually used (transplanted) to treat burn victims because the pig's skin is similar to human skin. Anyway, there's a lot more on the subject but I thought I'd spare yuz the reading but my question to you is...

WOULD YOU ACCEPT AN ORGAN FROM AN ANIMAL?

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ask PJ, he got a wee-wee from a hamster

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If you're referring to Pajaro Loco, it's PL, brodah!  Didn't you get the memo the first 15 times?
Apparently they used another part from the same hamster to transplant to YOU... it's BRAIN!  and that must have been a very DUMB hamster with a very large penis!

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sorry PJ not buying it.......that thing u call a "large penis" is not ur penis, is ur finger holding ur small wee-wee

~X

Gringa Lahtina wrote:

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WOULD YOU ACCEPT AN ORGAN FROM AN ANIMAL?

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Head. About. To. Explode. so. many. disses. so. little. time.

ok.. so when I first read the thread name, I thought you were going to preach about the wonders of Xenu and Scientology but alas, you have posted an interesting topic about animal transplants instead.

So to answer your question, I don't know.  I don't think so but what if I was about to die and my choices were death or a pig's heart.    I don't think I'd be choosing death and for as much jokes as Foro peeps will probably respond to that, the truth of the matter is, when faced with death, one would go to extreme measures in order to preserve life.

What would you do Lahti?