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To: The Philosopher who wrote (3850)12/7/2002 4:01:52 PM
From: Ilaine  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 6901
 
>>How does one tell whether a leech is fresh or not?<<

Why are you asking me these questions? Do you really want to know?

I read enough to figure out how to tell if a maggot is fresh or not. It is actually fascinating, but I have a very strong stomach.

Maggots seem to be more useful than leeches. Leeches seem to be used primarily in microsurgery. I can't help thinking of John Bobbit, but as they say we won't go there.


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