Dead wrong.

[spiffynoodle]

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Re: Devil's Advocate

[spiffynoodle]

I agree that the prosecutor probably could have done a better job charging the crime, but at the end of the day, it still doesn't come out looking right.

[professor_gaunt]

Sounds like a scene some player wanted me to run for him!
*Shudders*

[lomer]

Ew...

And yeah, I thought the condoms was weird too. The only reason I can think of for condoms is they BOTH wanted to have sex with the body, but they didn't want their man juices on each other. Afterall, having sex with a dead woman is awesome, but getting your twin brothers spunk on your penis is gross!

[spiffynoodle]

. . . I'm glad you put so much thought into this.

[lomer]

Whatever. You put thought into it too. Anyway, everyone knows that condoms are for keeping stuff out and keeping stuff in. It's not like it's a big leap of logic.

[mr_mxyzptlk13]

There are other diseases you can get from sticking your tab A into the slot B of a corpse that don't involve an STD.

[uncledrax]

I'm sure there's plenty of stuff like 'improper disposal of a body' sorta thing they can levy against people still.. (please say yes..)

So question.. in your opinion.. when you die, do you become property instead of an entity? I mean.. property can't consent to how it's used, right? Fault is on the user.. ?

ya.. i dunno.. to much Whopner coming though, and I think I was just defending necrophilia.. not cool.

[spiffynoodle]

That's an interesting question about a corpse being someone's property. The real question is who's. If it belongs to the deceased's estate, then I guess he could give posthumous permission. If it belonged to someone else, then it depends if that consent was a condition of the transfer of property rights.

I can't believe I'm giving this much thought to this.