Portland meat processing plant goes (soylent) green

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From the horrible and ironic ways to die department, an Oregon man was killed last week when he fell into a giant blender at a meat processing plant :o

http://www.oregonlive.com/clackamascounty/index.ssf/2013/04/man_dies_after_fall_into_meat.html


Clackamas County sheriff's deputies and Clackamas Fire District 1 paramedics were called around 11:45 p.m. Friday, after Avalos-Chanon was found entangled in a blender, which regulates the fat content of ground meat. The following day, firefighters returned to help dismantle the machinery and extricate Avalos-Chanon's body.
Dr. Cliff Young, a deputy state medical examiner, said Avalos-Chanon died from "blunt-force injuries and chopping wounds."

Looks like hot dogs in Oregon really are made of lips and assholes.
And feet, and legs, and liver, and kidney, and ...
 
Re: Portland plant goes (soylent) green

Batman said:
From the horrible and ironic ways to die department, an Oregon man was killed last week when he fell into a giant blender at a meat processing plant :o

http://www.oregonlive.com/clackamascounty/index.ssf/2013/04/man_dies_after_fall_into_meat.html


Clackamas County sheriff's deputies and Clackamas Fire District 1 paramedics were called around 11:45 p.m. Friday, after Avalos-Chanon was found entangled in a blender, which regulates the fat content of ground meat. The following day, firefighters returned to help dismantle the machinery and extricate Avalos-Chanon's body.
Dr. Cliff Young, a deputy state medical examiner, said Avalos-Chanon died from "blunt-force injuries and chopping wounds."

Looks like hot dogs in Oregon really are made of lips and assholes.
And feet, and legs, and liver, and kidney, and ...

They ****ing left him there overnight?
 
I'm guessing they had to take it apart to pull him out, which probably took some time.
 
Maybe it was considered a crime scene? Or perhaps he was just really in there.
 
Yeah but it seems like a waste of good meat to just leave him in there.
 
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Armchair_QB said:
Yeah but it seems like a waste of good meat to just leave him in there.

Just going out on a limb here, once he went in, all the meat in that batch was done regardless of how long they left him in there. They probably needed someone who knew how to take the machine apart, I'm guessing it was a pretty sizeable machine.
 
Beef03 said:
Armchair_QB said:
Yeah but it seems like a waste of good meat to just leave him in there.

Just going out on a limb here, once he went in, all the meat in that batch was done regardless of how long they left him in there. They probably needed someone who knew how to take the machine apart, I'm guessing it was a pretty sizeable machine.

I see what you did there.
 
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Interested.
 
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After seeing "Soylent Green," my stomach would turn even thinking of those little green veggie bouillon cubes you could buy at the market.
 

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