Anyone noticed the pork in the mess seems to be really tender these days
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Wasn't it Churchill who said (if it wasn't, some pprune ppedant will tell me!):
"Dogs look up to you...
Cats look down on you ...
But pigs is equal ...."
"Dogs look up to you...
Cats look down on you ...
But pigs is equal ...."
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Originally Posted by ZeBedie
Ever watched pigs queueing up foe execution at an abattoir? They know what's going on and they're terrified - so why the hypocrisy about this?
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HG: thanks for the reply. This may be a question about 'country'.
After the relatively recent 'organ retension scandals' in many UK hospitals, they did a nationwide census to see who had exactly what in the freezers. They did find the head and body of a 10? yr old 'cleft palete' sufferer in 1 UK institution but Alan Milburn (in his statment to parliment) gave the impression that this was the apex/the biggest case/the horribilest example of what had been happening.
But this is the UK. I could see the US as being quite different, even if it's only in terms of quantity.
But as we all tend to belong to someone as a child, I'd like to see the numbers of children not claimed or 'donated to science' just for cuiousity sake.
Parents fight tooth & nail for their kids so it seems to me just so against our human nature/instincts to not care for them after death.
After the relatively recent 'organ retension scandals' in many UK hospitals, they did a nationwide census to see who had exactly what in the freezers. They did find the head and body of a 10? yr old 'cleft palete' sufferer in 1 UK institution but Alan Milburn (in his statment to parliment) gave the impression that this was the apex/the biggest case/the horribilest example of what had been happening.
But this is the UK. I could see the US as being quite different, even if it's only in terms of quantity.
But as we all tend to belong to someone as a child, I'd like to see the numbers of children not claimed or 'donated to science' just for cuiousity sake.
Parents fight tooth & nail for their kids so it seems to me just so against our human nature/instincts to not care for them after death.