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  Michael Scott?
context: At my sister's university they had to sign body parts out because students were using them for pranks.
  Imagine waking up after a heavy night, rolling over to see half a head looking back at you. >
  
  Why even allow them to be signed out? I'd think the cadavers should remain within the cadaver lab. If you need to work with one of them, you go there. You don't take it home. >
  
  At my university you could only check out bones. Everything else stayed in the lab. >
  
  Went to college for Mortuary  Science (Didn't graduate...ugly divorce) 
  It s DRILLED into you REPEATEDLY that you treat the deceased as if they were a living sentient being and to treat them with respect.
  I hope these clowns get smacked hard for this. >
  
  I received my clinical degree from Pitt. These two definitely knew better, especially since it was sexual abuse of a corpse. >
  
  There’s other types of abuse of a corpse? >
  
  Yes? Think about it. 
  You could stab a corpse. 
  You could sexually do things with it. 
  You could draw on it with sharpie. 
  All 3 are different, but still abuse. >
  
  "Why'd you draw that mustache on Mark?" 
  "He fell asleep first, those are the rules, right?"
  edit: I mean this in the most lighthearted way possible. Desecration of a corpse is beyond fucked and I hope these two get their karma tenfold. >
  
  Yupp. Its fucked. But also my friends have permission to do this to me. >
  
  Consent! Consent! Consent! 
  You can't consent if you're dead! >
  
  You can consent prior to dying, that's what a will is for.
  My wife wants to be cannibalized when she dies, but unfortunately there's no legal way to consent to be eaten. >
  
  
  unfortunately there's no legal way to consent to be eaten.
  
  What about that guy who cooked his own foot?