Last Meal on Death Row - Page 10

On December 13 2011 05:53 micronesia wrote:
If I had any severe allergies I would order some type of food that would most likely kill me upon consumption so as to fuck with everyone.

On December 13 2011 06:19 Blasterion wrote:

I would order Blowfish Sashimi, if I am gonna die might as well give it a shot. Heard it was really good.

On December 12 2011 21:24 Whitewing wrote:
My executioner's arms.

On December 13 2011 06:21 Gamegene wrote:


It's supposed to taste like fat, with a little tingle from the small traces of toxin.

On December 13 2011 06:27 Blasterion wrote:

Salmon( raw ) already taste pretty fatty, I guess it's like that eh?

On December 13 2011 06:30 Gamegene wrote:


I mean, I'm sure it tastes alright for Sashimi, but that's gotta be a hugeeeeee let down on your tongue after thinking "oh god I might die eating this!".

On December 13 2011 06:34 DigiGnar wrote:
Didn't they stop doing these? I remember reading an article sometimes this year about some wardens having a problem with people having the last meal, and that it's too much of a financial burden.

On December 13 2011 06:37 Craton wrote:

Don't see how that could be accurate. The cost for a last meal would pale in comparison to the amount spent on the rest of the incarceration / litigation. If anything they could impose a cap of like $100, but I doubt most last meals go over that.

"Lawrence Russell Brewer: Two chicken fried steaks smothered in gravy with sliced onions; a triple meat bacon cheeseburger with fixings on the side; a cheese omelet with ground beef, tomatoes, onions, bell peppers and jalapenos; a large bowl of fried okra with ketchup; one pound of barbecue with half a loaf of white bread; three fajitas with fixings; a Meat Lovers pizza; three root beers; one pint of Blue Bell vanilla ice cream; and a slab of peanut butter fudge with crushed peanuts.[43] Brewer's request was granted, but he refused the meal when it arrived, prompting Texas to stop granting last meal requests to condemned inmates."

On December 13 2011 06:37 Craton wrote:

Don't see how that could be accurate. The cost for a last meal would pale in comparison to the amount spent on the rest of the incarceration / litigation. If anything they could impose a cap of like $100, but I doubt most last meals go over that.