If you would donate an organ, which would it be?

I guess if I were going to die soon, I'd just donate it all....it's not like I'd need any of it.....

If I were alive,a Kidney.If I were dead,anything.*

My Pipe Organ!!! It's too noisy

Not my eyes... That's for sure.

*They're weird, and i'm going blind.

You can have my spleen...

I am listed as an organ donor on my state ID. But I wanted to donate my body as a cadaver to a med school. They only want Whole bodies. That means no organ donation. And the truth is the only organs that might be usable would be my eyes. I am a heavy smoker, so that rules out my lungs. I drink quite a bit so that rules out my liver. And I use quite a bit of ibuprophen so that rules out my kidneys. Then I heard about "The Body Farm at UT-Knoxville." They just want to watch me rot.

My brain.

Since I need a new Hammond organ I would donate my old
Hammond organ.

After I'm gone, I don't care what they do with my body. I have no further use for it. If it would help somebody see, or live a longer or better life,sure. Take what you need.
Then drag the rest of my body out into the desert and let the coyotes, scorpions, and bugs have what they want.(they need to eat, too!)
I don't want to take up space for my body to rot, in a casket, forever.
Graves are for the living, not the dead! A grave is just a place for someone to go to and put flowers on, just to let everybody else know that they are still remembered. But, after a few years, no one will remember them anyway. And the grave will still be there, taking up space.
If you want to do something for the dead, then take that money you'll spend for flowers($10 to $25) and give it to a "soup kitchen" or some other charity, in their name, that will help the living! The dead don't need no help.
And one other point, if everybody gets a 5'x10' space, forever, we'll run out of room eventually!

Well if I'm dying or already dead they can have any organ I'll donate them all it's not like I'll need them once I'm gone and atleast they go to good use and be giving to someone who really needs them.

You don't wanna know.