[Yudster]

Its too late for me to die young!

[S4B]

Actually, thinking about it, me too!

[Gaspode_The_Wonder_Dog]

Its never too late ladies!

[ladbroke]

charlalottie wrote:
Also is their the capacity to store all these organs?

Would be about par for the course if the NHS hadn't made any provision for the storing of all these donated organs!! Reminds me very recently of my company installing disabled toilets on the first floor, and the building didn't have lifts.......................................... GENIUS!!

[Yudster]

Fist, don't think that the harvesting of available organs would be insdiscriminate, it would still be based on need, so storage wouldn't be an issue. If you look at the countries which currently operate this system, they do still have watiing lists for organs too, although they move much more quickly. It doesn't just mean that everyone who dies who hasn't opted outautomatically gets chopped up for spare parts, it is still a relatively uncommon occurence.

[Boboff]

We used to have an organ in the Dining Room. I don't really see why some 4 year old should get it if my Dad dies, I might like to have first dibs on it.

[S4B]

We can't have a sensible discussion without Boboff mocking it. Ah that's why I love Boboff