Cause if it's not prepared right, it kills people!
Sometimes they are only mostly dead. In parts of Japan, they wait a few days before a fugu poisoning victim is considered dead. The easy way is to see if (in a most unzombie-like fashion) decomposition fails to set in. But is it more reliable than bellows?
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Date: 2004-07-26 05:01 pm (UTC)Sometimes they are only mostly dead. In parts of Japan, they wait a few days before a fugu poisoning victim is considered dead. The easy way is to see if (in a most unzombie-like fashion) decomposition fails to set in. But is it more reliable than bellows?