Outsiders and Permanently Bewildered09 Jul 2009 02:22 pm
By Nelson

Thanks to Alan for finding this one about the Channel 4 show “Inside Nature’s Giants” where they do autopsies on massive animals (I think).

I find the program offensive – it makes me feel sick. You wouldn’t show the autopsy of a human being on TV… I understand the importance to and interest of inspiring and existing veterinary professionals and appreciate it – but think this should be an optional “watch online” program – the amount of animal “harmers” and such that must watch this is unacceptable and the fact that adults and children know that animals are being cut up and “examined” for the entertainment or interest of people is not pleasant. I am upset at the adverts of this program and disgusted at the knowledge that these animals are being examined on television. I think this program should not be advertised on TV or should be advertised to interested parties only… or shown to them via the internet or recorded media. I somehow cannot believe that all the animals on the show died of natural causes or were happy to have their body examined on TV for the world to see. I appreciate the sharing of knowledge, but there is many cases which you would not share with everyone and anyone for certain reasons – and a show about cutting up animals should not be treated any different – it promotes animal cruelty un-directly – people get ideas from CSI – so people will get ideas from this program – and not feel ‘as’ guilty from acting upon their ideas because they are “only animals” – as some people think.
JANEFREE

Up until now I’ve used garden tools and fireworks to damage animals the old-fashioned way but this is really going to open up a new world for me. Soon I could be kicking a horse’s lung off or giving a giraffe an unwanted vasectomy.

65 Responses to “Massive Meat Harmers”

  1. on 09 Jul 2009 at 2:28 pm Serotonin

    ” You wouldn’t show the autopsy of a human being on TV”

    They did. Over a week long TV series. My wife used to video it and watch it at breakfast which was a little worrying.

  2. on 09 Jul 2009 at 2:34 pm That Bloke in the Corner

    ”people get ideas from CSI” what sort of ideas Jane? Hanging around in sunglasses looking cool and drinking coffee? I agree that sort of behaviour should not be tolerated especially if children are watching. And another point”only shown to interested parties”-if it wasn’t advertised how would the interested parties know about it-think these things through woman before you bleating on, you really are making yourself look like a meerkats front bottom-ripe for autopsy.

  3. on 09 Jul 2009 at 2:38 pm That Bloke in the Corner

    “I somehow cannot believe that all the animals on the show died of natural causes or were happy to have their body examined on TV for the world to see.”Have you ever see the last will and testament of a Donkey? or for that matter any animal? How do you know it was not their dying wish? You assume once more dear lady, and are making yourself look, quite frankly,like the arse end of a rogerred chimp. Think before you bleat girl.

  4. on 09 Jul 2009 at 2:39 pm Offal

    I like the way she demands that the program should be shown ‘optionally’ – as though her TV has fused itself on, and refuses to show anything but Channel 4.

    Although I am also concerned that some of the animals weren’t happy about their bodies being used for the program. Perhaps Channel 4 should have obtained a certificate or something?

  5. on 09 Jul 2009 at 2:41 pm That Bloke in the Corner

    Interesting thought for TV series-HYS’ers Autopsy. Where we could stone some of the greatest twats on there and then chop them up to see what made them tick. There must be a part of the brain that is called the racistbigot twatbasket,where all the thoughts are formed.

  6. on 09 Jul 2009 at 2:43 pm That Bloke in the Corner

    Did channel 4 show the usual disclaimer about ‘no animals were harmed during filming’?

  7. on 09 Jul 2009 at 2:46 pm That Bloke in the Corner

    Nick Griffins’ drowned Immigrant animal autopsy show.

  8. on 09 Jul 2009 at 2:46 pm Sunil Joshi

    No animals *were* harmed during the film – it was an animal autopsy program not an animal slaughtering program.
    Though I think they’ve already done that.

  9. on 09 Jul 2009 at 2:53 pm BifidusDigestivum

    I found the programme interesting and informative. I learned that a whale’s epiglottis looks like a nineteen pound clit.

  10. on 09 Jul 2009 at 3:19 pm Grov

    A television show being… optional? My god… I never imagined the possibility! Quick, somebody, get this girl a Nobel Prattery prize!

    “HYS’ers Autopsy.”

    Who’d've thought they’re just an all-too-thin layer of skin, ready to burst with foetid bile? Oh, right. Us.

  11. on 09 Jul 2009 at 3:28 pm Throbbe

    >blockquote>There must be a part of the brain that is called the racistbigot twatbasket,where all the thoughts are formed.

    Apparently it’s located just above Shatner’s Bassoon.

  12. on 09 Jul 2009 at 3:34 pm Throbbe

    Fucksocks

  13. on 09 Jul 2009 at 3:34 pm Banger

    “Apparently it’s located just above Shatner’s Bassoon.”

    Now that is scientific fact – there’s no real evidence for it – but it is scientific fact.

  14. on 09 Jul 2009 at 3:47 pm Felna

    BifidusDigestivum

    I found the programme interesting and informative. I learned that a whale’s epiglottis looks like a nineteen pound clit.

    By a curious coincidence, JANEFREE looks like a nineteen pound clit too, she’s just less fun.

  15. on 09 Jul 2009 at 3:48 pm pigfrottage

    No animals were harmed in the formation of my username.

    Bit Special is a bit quiet today. Are you watching the cricket, Spesh?

    Aslo, If you’re really bored you should have a look at the “no one’s eating school dinners” thread.

    http://newsforums.bbc.co.uk/nol/thread.jspa?sortBy=2&forumID=6718&start=15&tstart=0&edition=1&ttl=20090709153254#paginator

    Take a 15 year old boy as an example.

    Does he choose to sit in the school hall and eat luncheon meat and chips with cabbage, watched over by the teachers?

    Or does he go over the park with his mates to chat up the girls and have a smoke.

    I know what I did 45 years ago.

    Wise up!

    Let’s leave the EU now, Censored not Moderated

    What an utter hippo’s helmet. I would advise no one to “Take a 15 year old boy as an example.” All very upsetting…

  16. on 09 Jul 2009 at 3:56 pm That Bloke in the Corner

    “I know what I did 45 years ago”

    We really don’t want to know what you did 45yrs ago, but I bet it involved calling black folk ‘darkies’ beating the wife with a large stick and sending the kids down the mines whilst you and your mates sat in the pub with your pint of mild and a woodbine-what a tossbag

  17. on 09 Jul 2009 at 4:00 pm alt-f4

    I find the program offensive

    So don’t watch it then.

    You wouldn’t show the autopsy of a human being on TV

    In Britain it is called POST MORTEM. Autopsy is the Amerikan expression. You have obviously been watching far too much telly.

    I somehow cannot believe that all the animals on the show died of natural causes or were happy to have their body examined on TV for the world to see.

    Animals do not have human emotions, and they do not understand the concept of watching television.

    I’d like to slag you off some more for being an aggorant little shit who thinks its acceptable to impose your own views on others, but I’m off home now having spent a hard day at work trying to persuade my boss to allocate me a large-breasted female intern for the summer. She has to pass the elbow test.

  18. on 09 Jul 2009 at 4:06 pm Three Wolves

    I could be wrong but I seem to remember reading that most donkey wills are solely concerned with donating all their carrots to a little old lady sanctuary.

    They’re generally pretty chilled about being hacked to bits on telly.

  19. on 09 Jul 2009 at 4:07 pm pigfrottage

    That Bloke in the Corner

    I suspect I could not agree with you more. I bet the kids near his house love him, talking about his feckless youth avoiding luncheon meat by smoking in parks…

  20. on 09 Jul 2009 at 4:18 pm Menendo

    I misread the title of this post as “Massive Meat Hammers” first time round, and even it’s pithy genius cannot fully salve my disappointment at this not being the case.

  21. on 09 Jul 2009 at 4:23 pm Grov

    I’ve not seen the program in question, but I now imagine it is hosted by MC Hammer.

  22. on 09 Jul 2009 at 4:53 pm BifidusDigestivum

    Menendo – I had that exact same experience. I’m still holding onto the mental image. It’s not a pretty sight.

  23. on 09 Jul 2009 at 5:22 pm Bit Special AKA La Spesh

    Am I fook watching the cricket!

    @pigfrots (?) – I work p-t and can’t use t’interwebs there (am on bus home now). I spend the rest of my time: trying in vain to get funding for my PhD/deluding myself that the book I’m writing (not ‘They Spoke Their Branes’) is any cop/at the gym/wanting a baby/spending too much time on here.

    This latest choice offering has left me almost speechless. It is sublime in its twatbasketry. I do want to know, however, if the fucksocks ARE located in/on the feet.

  24. on 09 Jul 2009 at 5:40 pm goblin

    JANE FREE, as free as the wind blows, as free as the grass grows….

  25. on 09 Jul 2009 at 5:49 pm Alan

    everyone Ive shown this too gets a brain pain from trying to work out how she came to these conclusions. Glad you used it

  26. on 09 Jul 2009 at 6:03 pm YeGods

    I was going to pick up on Jane Free’s idea of compulsory television and animal consent BUT like so many HYSers she may just have hit upon a brilliant idea [stay with me] .

    The Japanese and Norwegians want to chase whales – Jane (I suspect) and others don’t like the idea of whales being harpooned.

    So why not PAY THE WHALERS TO FIRE DONOR CARDS AT WHALES :-

    In the event of my being washed ashore dead on an Irish beach I do/ do not consent to my body being used for dissection.

    Would need waterproof ink, and not quite sure how our blubbery friends could hold a pen, but …….

  27. on 09 Jul 2009 at 6:11 pm wringhim

    My god! There are places called butchers and fishmongers where you can just go in and look at bits of dead animals lying around for anyone to see. And these places are full of vile perverts of the sort who love to mutilate animals. Some people even pay money for the bits of dead animals and then take them home! This must be stopped! It promotes animal cruelty and all sorts of pie and casserole!

  28. on 09 Jul 2009 at 6:13 pm The Pope

    Perhaps they could stick in their blowhole? Or hold it in their teeth like that Alison Lapper. Don’t know what they’d rest the card on though, any ideas?

  29. on 09 Jul 2009 at 6:51 pm alt-f4

    I’m pretty sure the sheep we slaughtered last month would have objected had it had the power of speech and the means to retain a solicitor. But it didn’t, so we cut it’s throat, lopped it’s head off, skinned and gutted it, chopped it up, grilled it, then shared the meal with the dog.

    The surprising thing was how big sheep’s bollocks are. The one that Tim Roth supposedly ate in The Cook, The Theif, His Wife, and Her Lover was far too small.

    But that’s the difference between watching telly and the real world. Sheep’s bollocks are larger than you think. I bet Jane didn’t learn that on Channel Four.

  30. on 09 Jul 2009 at 7:07 pm funny peculiar

    To be honest, I am “appalled”, simply “APPALLED”, not only at Janefree’s use of malapropisms and at her “cake-decoration” use of speech marks, but also, and most especially, at her buggered-to-fuck tortuous embedded prepostional phrases and clauses. Not only are they pseudo-intellectual and affected, not least in the hands of one, in all truth, so incapable, but, which is worse, CHILDREN COULD BE READING THIS HORROR YOU HEARTLESS COW!!! I dread to think of the “harm” your twisted grammar has ‘afflicted’ at, to, on, in, for, through and over our “CHILDREN!”.

    CHILDREN!!!!!!

  31. on 09 Jul 2009 at 7:10 pm Greengrocer

    alt-f4, can I take those unnecessary apostrophes you put in your “it’s”? I need them for the tickets on my fruit stall, otherwise nobody will know how much my apple’s and banana’s are.

  32. on 09 Jul 2009 at 7:24 pm Token Paki

    I liked the bit about it being interesting to inspiring veterinarians. The inspiring need their inspiration too.

    Okay, that’s a bit weak. I’m still worried about Nick Griffin sinking my boat.

  33. on 09 Jul 2009 at 7:27 pm funny peculiar

    Hmmm… I wonder what floats Nick Griffin’s boat?

  34. on 09 Jul 2009 at 7:55 pm alt-f4

    alt-f4, can I take those unnecessary apostrophes you put in your “it’s”?

    Only if you don’t mention the spelling mistakes.

  35. on 09 Jul 2009 at 8:02 pm Ed

    @fp

    Hmmm… I wonder what floats Nick Griffin’s boat?

    His grotesque, obscene layer of blubber.

  36. on 09 Jul 2009 at 8:02 pm That Bloke in the corner

    What floats Nick Griffin’s boat? Surely it would be an Ingerlish Oak yacht full of babes from the BNP serving good honest Ingerlish chips (not ones made out of inferior Irish spuds) wrapped in pages of Mein Kampf with a huge deck cannon, anchored just off the straits of Gibraltar targeting poor unsuspecting illegal econonmic (cos they are not escaping anyting but poverty) African rafts

  37. on 09 Jul 2009 at 8:03 pm Theodore

    Janefree migh have a point. After watching the show I was feeling a litle frisky, restless and needed a little stimulation.
    Obviously, I could have slammed my head in the fridge door for half an hour but the programme gave me an exciting idea.
    Grabbing my craft knife from under the cushion on the sofa, I left the house and went into the cow field up the lane that runs by the side of my house.
    There were a few fine specimens asleep on their feet but finally selected one that looked a little smug for my liking.
    As quick as a flash I’d filleted the little bastard and hung it’s entrails like macabre bunting in the trees.

  38. on 09 Jul 2009 at 8:06 pm That Bloke in the corner

    Theodore, you should have filmed it and posted it on the interwebs, but only advertised it to interested parties.
    I wouldn’t like to see any bunnies or kittens in an autopsy, I like them.

  39. on 09 Jul 2009 at 8:32 pm evilherbivore

    Hmmm… I wonder what floats Nick Griffin’s boat?

    I thought he preferred to sink them?

    http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/8141069.stm

  40. on 09 Jul 2009 at 8:33 pm evilherbivore

    I liked the bit about it being interesting to inspiring veterinarians. The inspiring need their inspiration too.

    My mate Jon was on it. He is an inspiring veterinarian, and looked interested.

  41. on 09 Jul 2009 at 10:31 pm Dr Feelgood

    Oooh, giblets

  42. on 09 Jul 2009 at 11:05 pm Pete

    If she doesn’t like animals being chopped up for educational resons why did she watch it?

    I saw the whale one and found it rather interesting.

  43. on 09 Jul 2009 at 11:26 pm Flipper

    Eeeeh eeeeeh eeh, k kk kk kaaa k, eeeh ee k kk k

  44. on 09 Jul 2009 at 11:31 pm radiatorlizard

    Allow me to set out my evidence:

    giving a giraffe an unwanted vasectomy

    entrails hung like macabre bunting in the trees

    And a couple from the programme in question:

    It’s just like walking on high-heeled shoes, only those heels are made of fat.

    Before we can get at the guts, the legs must be removed.

    Thus proving the programme a generally good idea and something to which any animal would be proud to donate its body after it was finished with it; a progenitor of awesomeness, despite JANEFREE’s odd objection.

  45. on 09 Jul 2009 at 11:39 pm Bit Special AKA La Spesh

    At least we now know the first name of Disgusted of Tunbridge Wells. JaneFree (as JaneFree as the wind blows) is clearly the twatbasketing assclown who writes all those ‘I was so disgusted I had to watch the whole programme’ letters.

    Still, I am very worried – no whale or elephant will be safe on our streets once da yoof ov 2day get bored of knifecriming each other and turn on giant mammals instead. I also think animals should not be cut up unless they’re being turned into delicious meaty produce or lovely new shoes for meeeee. Dissecting a dead animal in a mature, respectful and awestruck manner in the name of science is sick.

    people get ideas from CSI – so people will get ideas from this program

    I once watched an entire episode of The Jeremy Kyle Show (I had stomach flu and couldn’t find the remote). I am now a 25-stone 18 yr-old in pink fake Ugg boots with 5 kids by different fathers, needing a paternity test to find out who the father of little Kiora-Leigh* is. I can’t wait for those ‘all important test results’ – this bloody scraped-back ponytail is giving me a migraine, innit.

    *This is the real name of the granddaughter of a woman I used to work with. It took everything I had not to ask her if the next grandchild would be called Um Bongo.

  46. on 10 Jul 2009 at 12:17 am spam hammer

    what a bag of toss shittery wankshaft

  47. on 10 Jul 2009 at 1:13 am A concerned primary school teacher

    I’m a primary school teacher and I agree with Jane. I’m very concerned. Before these programmes the Nature Table in my form room generally consisted of snail shells, birds eggs and conkers. However, since the broadcast, my table now contains a hemisphere of dog’s brain, a sheep’s penis, a complete set of the class hamster’s intenal organs and a bizzare scultpure made from coathangers, tinsel and horses’ eyes. (The last one was from Kirsty, she’s a bit… special.)

  48. on 10 Jul 2009 at 9:15 am funny peculiar

    “Inside Nature’s Giants” – did it have David Attenborough strolling through a huge dark tunnel, wearing a miner’s helmet and saying, “and here in the lower intenstine we can finally see what happened to those Greek sailors who dared to challenge the Kraken’s mighty jaws at the start of the programme…”

  49. on 10 Jul 2009 at 9:34 am alt-f4

    I’m a primary school teacher

    I’d like to see a programme in which children undergo a pre-mortem. Pre-mortems are exactly the same as port-mortems but, as the name implies, are carried out on live specimens.

    As a teacher could you arrange that?

  50. on 10 Jul 2009 at 9:37 am Bit Special AKA La Spesh

    The last one was from Kirsty, she’s a bit… special.

    Fucking imposter!

  51. on 10 Jul 2009 at 10:50 am alt-f4

    Thinking about THE CHILDREN and TV…

    Cast:
    Peter: a 49 year old teacher with an eccentric moustache.
    Kathy: a 14 y.o. sexually mature pupil with magnificent breasts.
    Jack: a spotty little 14 y.o. cunt that fancies kath something rotten.
    Scene: An ordinary church-run school where extra-ordinary and bogus science is being indoctrinated.

    Teech: Kathy, stop talking and get on with your work.
    Kathy: Fuck off you bald old cunt.
    (Kathy proceeds to rip up her textbooks)
    Teech: Class dismissed.
    (As Kathy leaves the class Peter aims a kick at her handbag).
    Peter: If you damage church, I mean school property, your property will get damaged as well.
    Jack: Oi, leave her alone you peodphile bastard.
    Peter: You fucking little shit. I’m going to fuckign have you.
    (Peter picks up a weight from the Newtonian educational scales and throws it at Jack. His aim is perfect and the weight clocks Jack a corker right between the eyes, caving in most of his forehead. Jack fulls to the floor writhing in agony. Peter falls upon him, picks up the weight, and repeatedly bashes the living fuck out of Jack’s head. Blood pisses everywhere, spraying on the walls, the ceiling, and all over Kathy. The camera poignantly zooms in to a lingering close-up of rivulets of Jack’s crimson life-juice flowing through her amazingly fresh young clevage.)
    Peter: Cuntcuntcuntcuntcuntcuntcuntcunt…

    END OF.

    You couldn’t make it up.

  52. on 10 Jul 2009 at 10:51 am Oaf

    But that’s the difference between watching telly and the real world. Sheep’s bollocks are larger than you think.

    And as far as I can tell, that’s the only difference.

  53. on 10 Jul 2009 at 10:59 am Tomsk

    I’m genuinely amazed that she thinks someone was doing this out of some morbid desire to sully the minds of the public.

  54. on 10 Jul 2009 at 11:59 am pigfrottage

    alt-f4,

    You worry me on so many levels.

  55. on 10 Jul 2009 at 12:08 pm dead whale

    talking loosely of intestinal investigation ever since that knob end HYSer crashed into our site my work computer has been block filtering us “extremepolitics”

    I have had to start not working from home. It’s very inconvenient.

  56. on 10 Jul 2009 at 12:10 pm alt-f4

    You worry me on so many levels.

    It worries me as well. I know HTML and could have formatted that so much better. But that’s flippancy for you.

    You might also enjoy this. As I got off my train this morning there was this stunning business lady in front of me. Tall. Slim. Immaculately dressed. Beautiful. As we walked down the stairs she was directly in front of me and I had a perfect view of her smoothed-skinned, perfectly-formed neck that was so slender you could have snapped it like a matchstick.

  57. on 10 Jul 2009 at 12:21 pm funny peculiar

    God bless the Daily Mail. Some young hot head dies running with the Bulls and they say…

    Spain is a beautiful Country but these are a backward people. The EU meddles in all things British but where is it’s voice on this type of cruelty? – Gary

    That’s right, cos those hunt-sabs are all foriegn eurocrats.

    Civilisation 2009. Animal torture and neglect continues to flourish. What a pity the do-gooders and religious nuts don’t speak out against such brutality.
    - martin, Yeovil

    Yeah, the lazy do-gooding fuckers.

    (the mail has not allowed a comments board on the teacher who took a stand for all us teachers everywhere and tried to ice a mouthy little chav.)

  58. on 10 Jul 2009 at 12:26 pm alt-f4

    (the mail has not allowed a comments board on the teacher who took a stand for all us teachers everywhere and tried to ice a mouthy little chav.)

    That’s why I had to post my dramatisation above. But I don’t think it would have got past a commercially moderated site, despite it being a largely accurate portrayal of what went down, even to the level of the dialogue.

    The bit about Kathy’s tits I made up in order to add a bit of glamour.

  59. on 10 Jul 2009 at 12:48 pm Bit Special AKA La Spesh

    alt-f4 ‘n’ fp – I had the misfortune to go to school near Mansfield and I can tell you that the entire fucking population of that shit-tip deserve their heads caving in and then some.

    (Feeling sliiiightly guilty now… nah, fuck it, it is Mansfield after all. And a Catholic school. And they always used to beat us at hockey. Cunts)

  60. on 10 Jul 2009 at 1:52 pm Throbbe

    As I got off my train this morning there was this stunning business lady in front of me. Tall. Slim. Immaculately dressed. Beautiful. As we walked down the stairs she was directly in front of me and I had a perfect view of her smoothed-skinned, perfectly-formed neck that was so slender you could have snapped it like a matchstick.

    Hold on, was that your letter in Readers Victims?

  61. on 10 Jul 2009 at 10:07 pm Framlington

    A nineteen pound clitoris?

    You have to fork out £50 at least round our way.

  62. on 12 Jul 2009 at 2:48 pm Mesostim

    Here’s a nugget from the Brandon Life (Local, Informative, Factual and Entertaining it claims). Eddie Stewart holds court with his cliqued opions, whining about political correctness and “elf n’ safety”, witlessly punctuated by “you couldnt make it up” and “going to hell in a handbasket”. He genuinely believes his cousins bests mates hairdresses son has been banned from sing “Baa Baa Blacksheep” at their made up nursery… You get the idea… he’s a cock… I present his latest rant, since it’s on topic.

    I came to the conclusion a long time ago that the doom-and-gloom merchants really enjoy scaring the life out of we lesser mortals. These ‘experts’ see obesity, heart disease, cancer in the majority of us as we continuously consume a growing mountain of fatty fast food. However, they do not all agree as to what is bad for us. The same can be said of ardent enviromentalists. According to them we are all going to hell in a gas guzzler unless we change our wicked, wasteful ways.

    An ex US presidential candidate compounded the fearsome warnings with his documentary ‘An Inconvenient Truth’. In this film he warned of the consequences of our abuses of Planet Earth, witht he polar bears disapearing faster than Halley’s Comet and global warming in the not-too-distant future causing icebergs to melt, with floodsm earthquakes, etc., of biblical proportions. His documentory has since been discredited by some of those very scientists he purported to quote. Some have now ever dared to change his miscontrued title to ‘An Inconvenient Untruth’! In fact a group of these scientists are now busy picking holes in these accepted theories and two of them have even co-authored a book, ‘Global Warming and Other B*****cks: The Truth About All Those Science Scare Stories’, and it makes fascinating and meaningful reading. They say the sun is behind global warming and NOT carbon emmisons, and that the Polar bears are NOT dying out. In fact most populations are doing well, thank you… and I, for one, believe them!

    The same is true of penguins. There is also no evidence to support the oft-repeated ‘fact’ that the gulf stream is under threat. In fact, the gulf stream is as strong as ever and is getting warmer, not colder. Nor is it changing direction. The claim that cutting out ‘bad foods’ from our diets will increas fitness is also not proved. Indeed, I read a report recently that a study has been doneof deaths in the past 10 years and overweight people had lived longer, on average, than so-called fit people. Well what are we to believe? I trust the scientists who wrote this book, but that is only my view. However I do think we have far too many regulations and restrictions foisted upon us by those who seen to revel in this and I am heartily fed up with reading all these unscientific negatives.
    Roll on the revolution!

    Yep that right, Eddie Stewart has read a book he agrees with, the word is saved. Thousands of peer approved research be damned, it’s just not scientific anymore (had they only thought to slip bollocks into the title of a couple of them and maybe they’d be taken seriously

  63. on 15 Jul 2009 at 6:44 am shinynewcoin

    “But that’s the difference between watching telly and the real world. Sheep’s bollocks are larger than you think.”

    I know someone who castrated a lamb with his teeth on a reality TV show. Not only was the sheep underage, it hadn’t signed a consent form for the footage to be broadcast.

  64. on 15 Jul 2009 at 8:55 pm ourmaxine

    I love Jane’s idea that by making it available only on the internet that weirdo animal harmers and sociopaths won’t be able to see this programme.

    What does she mean by “interested parties”? Is she thinking of maybe a link from a necro-zoophiliac site?

  65. on 21 Jul 2009 at 3:41 pm J. Wibble

    If they ever watched the end of CSI, they’d know the criminals always get caught! Also the real police have access to real scientists who have data analysis equipment that isn’t a photocopier, so they’re even more likely to actually get caught.

    Every data analysis machine on CSI is ‘the machine that goes ping’, if you’re basing your criminal activities on what you see on that show you deserve everything you get.

    And they did a human autopsy on TV, as well as live surgery. Presumably JANEFREE missed that one, I think it was on around the same time as the 3am repeat of Jeremy Kyle.