recklessengagement

I've looked into this as I had a phase where I wanted to bequeath my various bones to my friends, family, and enemies after my death.

The best way to clean a skeleton is with dermestid beetles. They are most commonly used at natural history museums for preparing animal bones, but I couldn't find any that would work with humans. Your best bet is to find a private entity with experience in preparing bodies for scientific study. Alternatively, you could source the beetles yourself - this would likely take longer as you need quite a few, so storage will be a concern, but you wouldn't need to worry about transport which has more legal considerations. Once the beetles have done their work, the bones themselves keep quite well if stored properly - no different than animal bones.

Unfortunately the whole processes seemed cost prohibitive so I'll probably just ask to be dumped in a forest somewhere

That spoiler tag did NOT work what the fuck dude

Damn, good thing the internet came along. Crazt how no crimes were ever solved before then, and detectives just sat around hoping people would turn themselves in

FYI, you can still send telegrams. You receive them in the mail like a regular letter, but they do go over the telegram wires. My friend regularly pays ~17 euros to send me a telegram that says "fuck you" on my birthday :)

There's a lot of value in new perspectives. I'm glad its not set to private... but based on this thread, I'm sure the mods have their work cut out.

Facts right here. Learn how to let people have their own space. Sometimes a thing isn't meant for you, and that's okay.

I don't think I've ever been asked for proof of my eagle rank, so this would probably work

Get your hand off my Aurora Borealis!

Neat. I wish this meant the Internet Archive would get some additional protections but it doesn't look like the case.

Furries are an important indicator species for online spaces. They are a sign of a healthy platform.

Is this picture from that time people were hoarding gasoline in plastic bags during covid

Neat, I'll give it a shot