Soldato
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The young whippersnapper who I sit next to in work claims that if you take a piece of raw liver and put it on a plate next to a piece of raw meat also on a plate, place them both in the fridge close to each other...the liver will move itself unaided to cover over the raw meat.
He reckons he 'saw it on telly ages ago'. I think it is impossible as the liver is quite clearly dead, but I have a doubt in the back of my mind that is saying 'it might be attracted to the water and protein in the other meat'...but the image of a piece of dead meat leaping across the plates just makes me laugh out loud
The poor lad is adamant it is true but cannot find any evidence to substantiate it and is getting skitted something chronic by the office. Can anyone prove or disprove it?

He reckons he 'saw it on telly ages ago'. I think it is impossible as the liver is quite clearly dead, but I have a doubt in the back of my mind that is saying 'it might be attracted to the water and protein in the other meat'...but the image of a piece of dead meat leaping across the plates just makes me laugh out loud
The poor lad is adamant it is true but cannot find any evidence to substantiate it and is getting skitted something chronic by the office. Can anyone prove or disprove it?