Can you be a victim of necrophilia? I mean, it's not nice, but you are dead. Does that mean that you are also likely to be a victim of incineration, or burial,
I recall a documentary about Marilyn Monroe from years ago. Her post mortem concluded that she'd had sex, after death, about three times. Commensurate with the number of mortuary attendants on duty.
It is an interesting if somewhat macabre thing to think about. After all, it is not illegal to have sex with inanimate objects, and I have to imagine that most of us would agree that our bodies are that once we die - if you're not a believer in the afterlife then the essence of you is gone forever and has no claim over or use for your body, and if you are a believer then you've already moved onto a different realm and left it behind forever, thus relinquishing any ownership. I guess the legal argument would be that a body belongs to the estate and it is illegal to have sex with other people's things without their permission, but I think the punishment for having sex with a dead person's car or washing machine or dressing table would be rather different to having sex with their body.
Still. I've definitely spent too long thinking about it now, so thanks for that Tricky.
Did those people 'appalled' by the 'personal revelations' of Kyle walker miss that he was fined for breaking covid regulations to book a threesup with hookers?
By the sounds of it the injuries are primarily in the crowd. The Italian hooligans have done a pretty good job over the years of letting the English and Dutch take most of the heat for being cunts when they're every bit as capable themselves.
Still though. It's not remotely interesting as a competition, is it?
Most mammals have it, but humans and horses especially have it? How does that work then? What makes it not especial for those mammals that have it, but aren't horses or humans?