Wait, that killed him without damage to his skeleton?
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After the incident they transitioned and became a teacher
I get this reference! I feel so included! Haha
no his pockets were full of ketchup
Honestly, I kind of wish I could have some kind of purpose for people like this after death. From what I gather, though, actually donating your body to something useful is fairly difficult with long wait lists and such. Which is a shame. I'd like to have some use after I'm gone. I have seriously considered trying to get myself to India to die and doing a sky burial like a few groups there do
my older brother has been wanting a sky burial for some time. i would rather opt for composting (and then being used to fertilize a lemon tree), but honestly i'll be gone. if a specific "burial" method brings more peace to my family, they should do that.
My best friend donated their body to a local medical school when they had a terminal illness. It wasn't that difficult, just filled out a form and told their doctor. We were told the bodies were mostly used for dissection practice for new students, tho there were no guarantees about how they'd be used. Afterwards they got a free cremation.
I'd be cool with that. Let some college kids cut me up and maybe in that way I'll save lives haha
Edit: just reread and realized. I'm so sorry about your friend <3
Yeah, my friend had trained as a mortician, so they'd embalmed people on donated bodies, so it was like "giving back." Just check the web pages of your local med school. Personally, I'm thinking of doing one of those "natural burials" where they don't embalm or cremate, just stick me in the earth and plant a tree overhead.
My best friend also did embalming. It's weird being their friends. Haha. But I'd be devastated if I lost him, I can't even think about it. I love that your friend gave back like that ♥️
Funny thing is, my friend was worried that they wouldn't be able to handle embalming. They'd been around death when they worked at a hospital, but they hadn't cut anyone up before. The evening right after their first embalming session they were all wide-eyed and hyped, saying: "I did it!" They were so excited. They smelled slightly of formaldehyde.
He never did find his purpose, his purpose found him.
He got sent to an isekai, where he's finding his purpose. (at least that's what I got out of this comic strip...)
Bus-chan strikes again!
Skeleton looks happy. Teacher very creepy.
Well, obviously. Teachers aren’t supposed to have real skeletons.
mouth or moustash?
If you moustache, you're not ready to know the answer.
That blood mark in the asphalt, though...