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Cake day: July 6th, 2023

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  • Dark Brandon, packing a piece, immunity-and-secret-service… fuck da police!

    Rolls his walker, past Miami green, them proud boys homeless from the weather machine,

    Yeah… you like that racist? The donkey can kick, ain’t no felons can’t vote so even Florida flip…… what?

    What’s that smell (what’s that smell?) What’s that smell? (What’s that smell?)

    Little donny, you in there, I smell your perfume, I heard you call for revolution on what’s left of fox news,

    Little donny, I’m outside, an old man and the sea, my glock has mods, she stutters, spits a lot more than me,

    I’m famous (they let you do it), I’m in office (they let you do it), your joke court is away now, Bret and Clarence showing Amy all of Tommy’s porn now, Let me in, I’ll be quick man, just lend me an ear, damn I know I’m in a red state ain’t no ramp access here.




  • That’s not correct. When a person is declared dead but is maintained for organ harvesting, a tech is brought in to keep the body stable to best preserve all organs being taken. Think ICU, but focused on saving the organs with not much concern for the brain. Breathing, BP, and heart rate are optimized for organ survival until a surgical team can be set up for harvesting. A colleague did it for a while, and said it was depressing and a lot of sitting around watching the monitor and tweaking drips until they could arrange surgery. When my brother died, we donated what we could, but a lot of his organs were non-viable due to his illness… still, every little bit helps.

    I’d like to lighten up the mood by commenting the guy is lucky this happened in Kentucky… everyone knows the standard for being brain dead is much lower there. :)