Thursday, June 17, 2010

Head Case



Human Heads Found In Package On Way To North Texas

Can you imagine being this poor person finding 40-60 heads that were improperly packaged on a plane?

Imagine the puns...

Airheads comes to mind.

12 comments:

Jan said...

sounds like a lucrative business but probably not wise for a cottage industry.

Brooke said...

That would be a disturbing find!

Ick!

Dorie said...

I've thought about making that kind of donation, but the idea of a bucket puts me right off!

cube said...

Jan: It is a lucrative business. Body parts, including whole heads, are being transported all over the world for medical seminars in which doctors learn new skills. It happens all the time. Usually the parts are shipped more skillfully.

cube said...

Brooke: Yes, it was unfortunate for the poor person who found the parts. The proper shipping criteria was flubbed up somehow.

Dorie: I agree. If someone donates their body, the least the recipients can do is treat these parts with respect. I wonder how professional some of these organizations really are.

Also, I wonder how well Ted Williams' head is being treated at the cryogenic center.

Z said...

an uncle, years ago, had lambs heads frozen in a freezer in his garage when he had a fire. You should have seen the fire department/cops when they put the fire out and saw what was in the freezer...he was questioned for a while, trust me! My uncle Bluebeard! (Armenian, of course, the head's apparently a delicacy; one lost on ME, I assure you!)

birdwoman said...

Boy, I'm glad the worker kept his head in such a situation...

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cube said...

Z: lol. Uncle Bluebeard's freezer.

I like lamb, but I draw the line at the heads of any critter. I'm not big on organ meats either.

cube said...

Z: I meant to say Uncle Bluebeardian's freezer :-)

cube said...

Birdwoman: Absolutely. This worker will surely get ahead in the corporation.

Granny Annie said...

Well, well, well, well, well...we can learn something new every day.

birdwoman said...

So, did the detective on the job refer to this as a head case?

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