The Necrocard

10 years ago
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10 Responses:

  1. azul_ros says:
    10 years ago at 11:50 pm

    No. Words.
  2. asw909 says:
    10 years ago at 1:20 am

    I perhaps need to dig out the old "Necro Donor Card" that doubled as a flyer for a night called Black Sheep here in the UK. Scan to follow if I can find it...
  3. lionsphil says:
    10 years ago at 6:21 am

    I particularly like David Mitchell's take on the relative offensiveness of necrophillia compared to other social taboos.
  4. caroline_blind says:
    10 years ago at 8:49 am

    After you've opened that door, do you really think you have a say as to "What type" of sex you will allow with your corpse? Who will police that part? Supposedly your family?!
  5. nothings says:
    10 years ago at 7:16 pm

    I like how the tickyboxes are on the right instead of the left, thus encouraging people to approve behaviors they may not actually have intended to, a la the 2000 Palm Beach butterfly ballot.

    (Although maybe it's a britishism.)
  6. kju says:
    10 years ago at 9:36 pm

    Aw. That reminds me of that song by The Doug Anthony All Stars. Part of it went something like:

    Pas-sive necrophilia!
    Pas-sive necrophilia!
    Pas-sive necrophilia!
    Rigor mortis makes me hard! Hey!
  7. belgand says:
    10 years ago at 5:22 am

    I've been wondering about this for the last decade. Ignoring the social taboos is the main legal issue with necrophilia really one of consent or is it a public health issue related to keeping potentially decaying bodies around? As I saw it both could be easily remedied. I always wanted to inquire about the legal grounds for someone wishing to provide prior consent for post-mortem sex.

    It's interesting to think that I'm not the only one.