> Sort the corpses that way and they separate cleanly Just like when you get a bit of meat on the bone in a stew, and it all comes out as one piece - but it's

> Sort the corpses that way and they separate cleanly Just like when you get a bit of meat on the bone in a stew, and it all comes out as one piece - but it's just on the brink, and the slightest of touches with the fork is enough to make it separate cleanly, and it just slides off perfectly. I love it when that happens. I really feel like the author does too. That's part of why I like reading things written by people. Shared enjoyment of a shared human experience.