What to do with dead bodies

[Metroyeti]

Alot less likely to attack you unless their zombies :p

[bigpaul]

(18 February 2013, 18:26)Metroyeti Wrote: Alot less likely to attack you unless their zombies :p

dont believe in zombies unless you mean junkies that havent had a fix!!

[Metroyeti]

I hate junkies

[bigpaul]

(18 February 2013, 18:57)Metroyeti Wrote: I hate junkies

i dont hate them, i just think their pathetic.

[Metroyeti]

There scum occasionaly have to deal with them at work, they will spit at your face as they know they have hepatitus ect

[TheGuru]

Depends how hungry I am but I would probably burn them, much easier than digging shit loads of graves.

[HideandSeek]

I recon you should just stay well away, they'll attract animals, carry diseases and transmit them onto your clothing, possible effect mental health.. There are so many different reasons why you should just move on and let them decompose. WOW that sounded pretty depressing!

[Wildman]

mass death should b avoided at all costs. just move out bob in hand and find clean ground to roam. if you have to deal with deposing of a poor soul. (might sound nasty but its clean and quick) strip the body, run deep cut lines down the fleshy parts and leave. the crows will do the rest in no time.

[Highlander]

I once found a dead Badger close to a place that I visited every day, I watched that badger and noted how long it took to decompose, with the help of maggots it took just four days to go from fresh road kill to skeleton.

So how long would it take a body to go the same way?. without googling it, lets say two weeks, so depending on how they died, there is a good case for leaving them as they are,...you might well be safer, you would save energy, and you would be less noticeable.

Of course there would be a smell,.. I know that sweet smell of death and its not nice, there might be that smell all around anyway for a while,...but in order to remain as inconspicuous as possible, there is a good case for letting nature take its course for you

[Wildman]

(18 February 2013, 23:59)Highlander Wrote: I once found a dead Badger close to a place that I visited every day, I watched that badger and noted how long it took to decompose, with the help of maggots it took just four days to go from fresh road kill to skeleton.

So how long would it take a body to go the same way?. without googling it, lets say two weeks, so depending on how they died, there is a good case for leaving them as they are,...you might well be safer, you would save energy, and you would be less noticeable.

Of course there would be a smell,.. I know that sweet smell of death and its not nice, there might be that smell all around anyway for a while,...but in order to remain as inconspicuous as possible, there is a good case for letting nature take its course for you

true to that thinking, let the bad smell b your protection. if u can stomach it lol