<icky post warning>
> Definately not. They used to start first year criminology lectures with a
> description of a 13th C execution in which the person was still alive 4
> hours after he'd had all his limbs, his genitals, his eyes, his tongue and
> most of his skin removed and he'd been dumped on a burning midden, but
they
> stopped because too many people were throwning up in the aisles.
>
> Claire Bickell
<grin> Reminds me of the parasitology lecture I was in where the lecturer
had flicked onto a slide showing someone bent over a hospital bed, with
their entire worm load being ejected from their anus after a dose of worming
powder (in approximate terms, half a bucket full...)... The lecturer
described what was going on, in great detail. He then looked about, flicked
back to the previous, non-icky, slide and said "Oh, by the way, you don't
have to look at the next slide if you're squeamish".
The words "horse" "door" "shut" and "bolted" all came to mind at that point.
Three people had already run out the door and several more were looking
rather green...
Charlie
