damerell

The talk in the movie about the seas being dead and the later images of corpses floating face down in big tanks, not being chopped up into rashers or ground into sausage but apparently being allowed to decompose always gave me the impression that Soylent green really is made of plankton just like the company claims - corpse-fed plankton.

Assuming they have a whole food chain set up, with corpses at the bottom and plankton at the top, could the corpses be going to fertilize photosynthesising plants such as algae instead of being consumed directly? What effect would that have upon the caloric value of the result?

And what kind of filling does one put in a corpse kiev?

Also, I stumbled across this post looking for a copy of the parody fansub Boku no Sucky Sucky, which you were apparently seeding once upon a time. At a New Year's party the other day a friend was expounding upon its virtues having seen it at a convention many years ago and I told him I'd find a copy using my great ingenuity. Since it has proven a bit too obscure for my ingenuity to produce, I shall instead resort to begging.

Would you be able to furnish us with a copy by any chance?