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< r.gardner >
[so shut the fuck up YOU HAD TO HAVE, PROBABLY!!!]
Mana told you to eat your intestines!
<purplepiper>
[... wait]
WAIT you've got it all wrong!
Mana did tell me to do something messed up with my intestines, but I was supposed to feed them to another monster!
< r.gardner >
Oh. Well, that part isn't really important.
How long did it take for them to come back?
<purplepiper>
Uh,
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I don't really remember anymore
< r.gardner >
Then...what state are your organs in, in general?
<purplepiper>
They're... ok??
I mean I'm a zombie, so I guess they're just doing the bare minimum
What kind of question is THAT??
< r.gardner >
Being undead would have to be taken into account for the survivability of both donor and recipient, plus size and function... Pig and cow hearts are common in transplants, but minotaurs probably still need their hearts. And then if a monster dies, would a transplanted organ stay in the new body, or disappear and regenerate? There's so many factors.
...But I guess I should focus on support for human to human organ transplants first.
<purplepiper>
Yeah, I don't know if undead organs would be any good for regular people...
Or any monster's organs really. They're bound to be way too different to work.
< r.gardner >
And you really could sell your own organs on the black market.
<purplepiper>
You'd have to be really desperate for a quick buck!
< r.gardner >
<purplepiper>
But it wasn't exactly fun, you know?
< r.gardner >
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<purplepiper>
That's different.
I did it for an important reason.
< r.gardner >
<purplepiper>
Gutting yourself for profit is just plain stupid!
< r.gardner >
If it worked, you could supply any number of dying people with life-saving organs.
<purplepiper>
That IS the kind of thing that'd be worth the hassle...
[Probably not for him, but, uh, power to anybody who'd like to go for it??]
< r.gardner >
It's too bad that there are so many things that could get in the way of it working out...
[Mostly because she thinks it would be Neat, not because of all the good it could do.]
<purplepiper>
[He's sure there would be issues with living monsters too, but when it comes to him, personally, that's the one that stands out.]
< r.gardner >
[JUST IN CASE HE WAS WORRIED.]
That said... Monster type is definitely a factor. You also need donors, recipients, and surgeons that are okay with the experiment, and money. It's a problem of getting permission way before worrying about the physical and mental effects a transplant might have on both monster and human.
<purplepiper>
No, I figured
[HE WOULD HOPE?? SHE WASN'T THINKING OF JUST TAKING HIS ORGANS??????]
Anyway, I guess the point is...
There's no real good way to even start looking into this, huh?
< r.gardner >
Well... Even if you couldn't remember the specifics, talking through this with you was still helpful, so... Thanks, Mr. Doppio.
I really appreciate it.
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