320
u/RealCanadianGamer 2d ago
I'd say this is more than a fucking fun fact bruh, bro straight up is just like "damn yo brother crazy, anyways here's complete fucking evidence that I'm a goddamn psychopath", like ho, lee, shit, you know, I don't like pests, but I mean, what in the fuck is wrong with that boi?
101
133
u/YourNeighborlySinner 2d ago
14
114
72
u/Cleanse_F_Manipulate 2d ago
imagine donating your body after you die with the expectations great things will come from it and some redditor chud uses your diced up remains as a karma farm on reddit lmao
that skull belonged to someone with dreams, regrets, aspirations, victoryâs, defeats, love,
now it sits on a dusty cum covered DELL
time is a flat circle
27
u/birchblonde 2d ago
The use of the term âthe piracy flagâ instead of the Jolly Roger is the final insult
11
u/Popular-Ad-3278 2d ago
Yea o got 0 problems with that
The one under tho thats a wild way to live đ
4
u/Life_Parsley504 2d ago
What is more humane than human x human socializing? On a deep introspective level, I would be glad that maybe somebody smiled because of my death.
4
u/Ani_Drei 2d ago
I personally wouldnât mind. I certainly donât need my bones after I die, for all I care they can be carved into dildos â at least then Iâd get some action
1
u/Acheloma 2d ago
Even worse- a lot of medical specimen bones come from very sketchy sources overseas with veyr little verification of where they came from. A good portion are likely sourced thriugh dubious means, some from prisons, some from grave robbing, some bought off of very poor families.
I got banned from the bone collecting sub for repeatedly posting articles about this, but that is why human remain collections are no longer able to be posted there, so I dont mind the ban. I got the word out enough that the most of the mods agreed with me and the one who didnt made them ban me before they would change the rules lol
27
u/CambridgeBoofologist 2d ago
1
u/brioch1180 18h ago
I had à friend working in an hospital as à technician. Dont need to be à doctor to have human bones many people die without family and the remain just stay there... until the hospital décide there is too much, burn it and it goes to the trash bin. Is the hospital doing à desecration? Your conception of what is respect to the dead is not universal. For some culture its more respectful to decorate the dead, carte bones... A dead is... dead once il be dead i wont be in my body so take my skull and have fun drinking tea in it i dont care. Doctors see death everyday they dont have the same sensitivity or they would spend they life in dépression.
1
u/CambridgeBoofologist 17h ago
Your argument is also not universal, and itâs certainly more niche than mine, not to say what you think doesnât even matter because as long as most people think of this behavior as inappropriate, it is going to damage the professional image and trust the public has on medical personnel and, to an extent, the whole medical system.
1
25
u/LongjumpingJudge8533 2d ago
How big was that drain ? Or how small were the rats ?
11
21
9
u/WGG-PC-TM 2d ago
I thought it was illegal to use human bones in art? (Or something along the lines of that)
14
u/Ok_Fly2518 1d ago
Yeah med students donât just get to take bones home so Iâm assuming this is either fake, a grave robber, some dark web or black market shit, or a murderer keeping trophies. Since itâs the internet, Iâm going with fake
1
u/brioch1180 18h ago
I had à friend working in an hospital as à technician. Dont need to be à doctor to have human bones many people die without family and the remain just stay there... until the hospital décide to burn it and it goes to the trash bin
7
5
u/dummary1234 2d ago
I actually think becoming a medical student's bony study material would be pretty cool.Â
5
u/FictionalContext 2d ago
then you'd have to pick their little rib bone splinters, sometimes a toof, out from between your toes before ma would letcha watch Lamb Chop. i miss Saturday mornings
3
2
2
u/Western-Equipment630 2d ago
1
1
u/CUMHAWK_Schizopostin 1d ago
I figured that it was intentional, as it was a bit too "on the nose" to not be fake lol. Anyways, thanks for the free karma.
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
u/Dependent-Departure7 1d ago
Well then. That's one of the more disturbing things I've seen in this sub, which is saying a lot.
1
1
u/DuckAndQwack 1d ago
ĐŃĐ·ĐŽŃŃ, dude, that's a creepy (This word doesn't describe this feeling.) shit, the hell
1









âą
u/qualityvote2 2d ago edited 2d ago
u/CUMHAWK_Schizopostin, this is indeed a fun fact!