From Harper’s Weekly Review, of course of course:<\/p>\n
Four members of an antiestablishment cult in England were arrested for attempting to kidnap a coroner, and Scotland reported a shortage of corpses for its medical students.<\/em><\/p>\n Wonderments: what is antiestablishment about kidnaped coroners? Or just unkidnaped coroners? If I were antiestablishment, I’d attempt to kidnap someone higher up in the establishment firmament than a coroner.<\/p>\n And I must ask: does this have anything to do with the Scottish shortage of corpses? If not, I suggest the medical students get together with the coroner-kidnaping group. I’m seeing a plan they could work out. Better than grave-digging, although not quite as romantic.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" From Harper’s Weekly Review, of course of course: Four members of an antiestablishment cult in England were arrested for attempting to kidnap a coroner, and Scotland reported a shortage of corpses for its medical students. Wonderments: what is antiestablishment about … Continue reading