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Damn that is fucked up

Well... that's it.. I gotta go to sonnys barbecue for lunch tomorrow.

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Originally Posted by Jet (Post 16171881)

the sliced him up pretty professionally

looks like they know what they're doing

Please.. work in a slaughter house for 6 months and you can carve up pretty much anything... humans and pigs are not that much different anatomically. :2 cents:

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Originally Posted by DirtyWhiteBoy (Post 16172876)

I would too. I've eaten dog, cat, kangaroo, different snakes, goats, cows, lamb, yak, buffalo, all sorts of bugs... I'll take a bite out of anything, once.

Though, I prefer Subway and Papa Johns. :thumbsup

I'm sure there's a t-shirt saying in there somewhere. :2 cents:

http://www.insidesocal.com/tv/tropic-thunder-gore.jpg
"I think I can spot a prop head when I see one!"

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Originally Posted by CYF (Post 16172635)

I wouldn't.

I would re-enact my own live interpretation of the movie Ravenous. :2 cents:

Mm Tasty...bit gamey!

that was just all shades of disgusting..........

Yeah, we're not used to it, but they would probably say we're sick and disrespectful with our open caskets and embalmed, injected cadavers sporting make-up and cottoned up cheeks...

:D

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Originally Posted by Joe King (Post 16171526)

What country is that cooking show from?

:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:throwup

This is fucking disturbing

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Originally Posted by ShellyCrash (Post 16173070)

It seems pretty crazy, but I saw a documentary on cultures that clean the bones and some of them keep them in their houses for a time after the bones are cleaned. So while yes, defleshing isn't something we find comforting to look at I'm sure burning a body could look pretty brutal to other ultures, the end result isn't that different from cremains in an urn.

Personally I think people should spend more time with their dead. As creepy as that may sound to some, it really helps with closure. It seems in current American culture we just want to get it away from us, put it in a ziplock bag and bury it away. There's not alot of "honor" and "cherish" in that.

Was that one of the Taboo series installments? I watched the one where it was how different cultures honored their dead. They showed something similar to the ritual shown above, another ritual done by Aborigine's and then how death is handled in the USA. It was pretty interesting.