He gave them two options: he'd either carve the carcasses himself when he made his delivery, or train restaurant staff to do it themselves.
Even the credit sequence has its pleasures: to conjure up the mind-set of a murderer, the madman of the title repeatedly stabs a pig's carcass, and then has himself zipped into a cloth suitcase and tossed down one flight of stairs after another.
In the New Hampshire Senate race, Palin threw her support behind the establishment candidate Kelly Ayotte rather than a Tea Party favorite who tried to endear himself to Palin by sending her a photograph of himself alongside the carcass of a deer he had just shot.
The incoming star views himself as the carcass in a meat market of grubby politics and butts heads against coach Laurie Holden Thompsonn).
Where Connolly notoriously compared himself to a moth-eaten ham actor, a "carcass of vanity, boredom and guilt", Tynan, checking himself out in the changing-room mirrors of men's clothing shops (where the strip lighting is pitiless), confronts "a stricken, blotchy, corpse-pallid, double-chinned, river-veined wreck".
But in this play the Other that the protagonist debates is himself (and the equine carcass he's trying to bury).
Leonardo DiCaprio was a climate champion long before the actor wrapped himself in an animal carcass, vomited up raw bison liver, and risked hypothermia for his Oscar-winning role in Revenant.
The prevailing theory about the origin of H.I.V. is that somewhere in central Africa, probably between 1910 and 1950, a chimpanzee hunter picked up its virus by cutting himself while butchering a carcass.
There he hangs himself, using the rope bridle from the decomposing carcass of a donkey, which serves to remind us of Christ's triumphant entry into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday.
Tells about the wast -a hunter merely interested in getting a meal for himself & his family - leaving the rest of the carcass to rot; and about elephant killing in the regions of Tsavo National Park, by the Wakamba, and the Waliangulu tribes.
