Talk:The Willing Flesh
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The German Title is "das geduldige Fleisch". I'm not sure if "The Willing Flesh" is necessarily the best translation for this.
- Thanks for this info, i'll ammend the article and place a redirect from that name to this page. The reason i use the willing flesh is because in the UK (and i believe other english speaking places) it was released under this title. If you could give me a more literal translation i would be very interested --Pluke 13:21, 15 May 2005 (UTC)
