Organ Donors

[Kosmonaut]

I'm not keen on the thought of my organs being used by somebody else.
I wouldn't mind if they we're going to a relative, friend or someone I thought was okay but I don't like the thought of any random wanker walking around using them. I would rather my body was eaten by animals.

[DirtDawg]

I'm not keen on the thought of my organs being used by somebody else.
I wouldn't mind if they we're going to a relative, friend or someone I thought was okay but I don't like the thought of any random wanker walking around using them. I would rather my body was eaten by animals.

you're adblocked.

goddammn thats loud!
There's no wayy i can deal witth it!












Editing ...

I may have gotten the quote wrong. I have not seen your sig as painful, since, K'mo

I had to relieve myself of the sunrise thing though.

If that was not you, then, I humbly apologise for having a quote from you in this post.

[Calandale]

Animals are pure. No superficial or sick layers.

Humans are animals. Don't even tell me that some of the
behavior that you see in chimps, for example, isn't damned
close to the kind of evil you see in human society.

You can say, "oh, it's all instinct" or something, but what
we learn isn't so different. And dogs (for example) certainly
have learned behavior - which can sometimes be very wrong.

[Parts]

I got an organ I could donate now

[Kosmonaut]

Animals are pure. No superficial or sick layers.

Humans are animals. Don't even tell me that some of the
behavior that you see in chimps, for example, isn't damned
close to the kind of evil you see in human society.

At least they are honest about it though.

[Calandale]

Are they? I dunno. I've seen dogs do some things
that kinda look like they're trying to hide the evidence.

Usually on different sorts of stuff. But, it's not really like
they have a lot of tools for dissemination.

[Sophgay]

humans are revolting
other species aren't
unless you count sniffing each others arse and stuff
but some humans do that too

humans are just horrible, and a very very small percentage of them are hot enough to be forgiven
i don't forgive ugly women very easily
maybe i am shallow
but at least i am honest
i would have ugly friends though
hell i am ugly myself
i would also have fat friends
i have had both
well "friends"
i just wouldn't want to fuck them

[Calandale]

I don't see a difference. Everything that learns
learns behavior to improve its chances to procreate.
Indeed, one of the few things which could be said to
be truly different from other animals is the degree to
which we actually thwart that.


nature ain't good or pretty. It is. People are.
That simple.

[Sophgay]

nature ain't good or pretty. It is. People are.
That simple.

that isn't simple at all...
it isn't... but then it is... then people are...

what?

[Calandale]

Each sentence, a truth in itself. Don't pull meanings across them,
and you'll realize the perfection.

[Sophgay]

saying "nature isn't" then immediately after saying "it is," makes it look as if you're talking about the same thing

[Calandale]

Did I say "Nature isn't"?

No. When I said it IS (and was referring to
nature there - in case there's confusion),
the subject remained the same, but the
verb's application changed.

One nice thing about English is that it doesn't
require one to wade into ugly details. Again,
language can be pretty, and fun.

[Mr Smith]

Animals are pure. No superficial or sick layers.

Humans are animals. Don't even tell me that some of the
behavior that you see in chimps, for example, isn't damned
close to the kind of evil you see in human society.

You can say, "oh, it's all instinct" or something, but what
we learn isn't so different. And dogs (for example) certainly
have learned behavior - which can sometimes be very wrong.

I was referring to non human animals. Of course animals all have instinct and learned behaviour. The fact of the matter is that humans are extremely complex, and several ofther animals don't have those layers. Chimps, maybe. But you don't see chimps making nasty comments because one of them is fat, etc. The layers come with intelligence, and sure, chimps have lots of those layers. I shouldn't have been so general with my statement.

[Sophgay]

i don't like humans in general
other animals don't seem to pretend they care when they don't, in the same way that humans do
i know when flo comes and sits with me when i'm sad, she does actually care
the "friends" i had in school who pretended to like me then bitched about me behind my back and used me for rides home didn't

[Calandale]

Animals are pure. No superficial or sick layers.

Humans are animals. Don't even tell me that some of the
behavior that you see in chimps, for example, isn't damned
close to the kind of evil you see in human society.

You can say, "oh, it's all instinct" or something, but what
we learn isn't so different. And dogs (for example) certainly
have learned behavior - which can sometimes be very wrong.

I was referring to non human animals. Of course animals all have instinct and learned behaviour. The fact of the matter is that humans are extremely complex, and several ofther animals don't have those layers. Chimps, maybe. But you don't see chimps making nasty comments because one of them is fat, etc. The layers come with intelligence, and sure, chimps have lots of those layers. I shouldn't have been so general with my statement.

Ok, I'll agree that the complexity of human social interaction
makes them seem likely to be WORSE, but many herd or pack
animals cast out their unwanted. Life is ugly.