No body, but dead nevertheless
Secondary school, biology lessons. Back of the class, on a shelf?

Human brain in a small rectangular tank. Pickled. Old and yellowed. I'm not sure if it was there as a threat to pupils who didn't do their homework, or as a test to see who would show no fear of dissection and the like...

Apparently it used to have a name-tag, but that got lost over the years. Quite interesting to look at, anyway - and much nicer than the monstrous dissected rabbits in glass cylinders hidden under a bench, with bloated, blue-purple large intestines hanging out into the formaldehyde, magnified by the shape of the containers...
(Happy Idiot Talk now has an alibi for, Thu 28 Feb 2008, 16:02, 3 replies)

I would have had to
put a label on it saying ABNORMAL, just to see how many Young Frankenstein fans there were.
( The Resident Loon Not a demographic. Do not measure., Thu 28 Feb 2008, 16:12, closed)

Hehehe
Miss Uuuhuuhmelmahay. I've never seen a human brain, but they did have pickled assorted wildlife in a big glass room at my old school. I rarely went in there....
( baw__bag contains traces of nuts on, Thu 28 Feb 2008, 17:18, closed)

I'd completely forgotten
about 2nd year biology in high school.......dissecting cats. I was only in my first year when I got to watch some of the dissection. I wanted to do it sooo bad but ended up not taking the class....I was afraid it would offend my cat at home if I did.
( flirting with badgers What? It sounded good at the time., Sat 1 Mar 2008, 4:01, closed)