Apparently I'm worth $4450. Does this mean I can take out a loan for that much using my body as collateral?
Hey
I'm worth $4950.
Apparently being an alcoholic isn't so bad : )
ha-ha-hard to believe, I didn't fudge it and got $5040. but there are people out there more virtuous than I...
I only managed $3900. Not sure what that means. I might be poor but I have my health?
$5775, although I classed two caesars as major surgery. Not sure if that strictly fits their definition, but it was pretty major for me.
It made me wonder whether a higher weight, drinking smoking etc might make your cadaver worth more? Maybe a more shopworn body is more use to students/researchers/whoever?
$4950 here. Hmmm!
Would be interesting to figure out what is valued in a cadaver. Not that I'm looking at going in to the cadaver business or anything.
I'm also finding it a bit depressing that even in cadaver form, as a group we don't make much of a deposit on a house in Sydney.
well Snerg, we would suck at repayments 
It could be a very small house...
Well a coffin is a very small house, when you think about it.
...and it doesn't take _much_ of a coffin, if you've already sold your corpse to science...
Bodies are overrated, kids. It's souls what get the cash money folding-type.
If you want a good deal, you all know my number
Souls also last longer, immortal and all.
$5825 if I count the c-section as major surgery, which it is really, and $5225 if you don't count it. I wonder why.
If I was selling my bits I'd want more money.
I'm happy to give them away though, once I'm finished using them.... No Monty Python "live organ transplant" stuff for me, thanks.
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