finally found a use for those millennial little bleeders

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GJABS replied

9 September 2018, 09:45
Originally posted by vetran View Post

is there enough Chianti?

There is plenty left, as, unlike Dr Lecter, I drink only blood, not alcohol. Or the juices of a freshly liquidized pancreas lol
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vetran replied

9 September 2018, 09:28
Originally posted by GJABS View Post

Can't we just eat their livers instead?

is there enough Chianti?
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GJABS replied

9 September 2018, 08:19
Can't we just eat their livers instead?
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BR14 replied

8 September 2018, 19:20
and you could make black pudding with the leftovers
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greenlake replied

8 September 2018, 15:32
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vetran started a topic finally found a use for those millennial little bleeders

8 September 2018, 14:04
finally found a use for those millennial little bleeders

Young blood could be the solution to help elderly live longer and healthier, says scientist | Daily Mail Online

Young blood could be the solution to help the elderly live longer and healthier, says scientist
Professor Linda Partridge argues humanity is close to tools prolonging health
Previous research found blood from young mice helps rejuvenate older ones
US clinical trial Ambrosia, is already offering teenage blood to elderly customers at a cost of $8,000 for 2.5 litres

One wonders if it makes you allergic to garlic?
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