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Canabalism
- Thread starter Caina
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Bishka
Veteran Member
No, I have a hard time eating certain types of meat, there is no way that I could eat another person.:no:
thewanderer
Ancilla Deae et Dei
:cover: :areyoucra :no:
....:sarcastic what makes you ask... did you go to a rather interesting restaurant last night???
....:sarcastic what makes you ask... did you go to a rather interesting restaurant last night???
Mathematician
Reason, and reason again
No, even if my life was in danger of being drained away by starvation. Of course I have no experience to back up my claim.
Caina
Apostate Heretic
Well it seems that the response is always no for most people. But in actuality after the effects of starvation set in I wonder if it would hold true. There is no real way to find out if we can presevere through without breaking down mentally reducing us to canabalistic animals, so I was just curious about it.
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
I've heard human flesh actually taste pretty good. I'll just take whoever's word on that.
Caina
Apostate Heretic
Well different people have different appetites, dont know till you try
kadzbiz
..........................
Of course it all comes down to perception. If you know what, who, you're being offered, your mind starts to analyse all the aspects, the morality, etc. But, if you were travelling overseas somewhere where different local delicacies were before you and you are offered a piece of cooked meat, as long as you weren't against eating meat, you'd probably just eat it.
Guitar's Cry
Disciple of Pan
I'm waiting for the Soylent Green version...
" Of course I have no experience to back up my claim " is the operative part. Who does know ? I would like to believe that I wouldn't do so.
A friend of my father's in Africa found himself eating human flesh when invited to the local village chief's hut. He made the mistake of saying "This is lovely, what meat is it ?"
And he apparently had enjoyed it, until that moment.
Dr. Nosophoros
Active Member
I'd like to try some "long pig" before I die.
painted wolf
Grey Muzzle
yup.:drool:
Just not the brain or spinal cord... come to think of it, none of the organs.
Though humans have high concentrations of chemicals in us, thanks to our place in the ecosystem.
I had a friend who wanted to be eaten uppon his death. Thought it would be a nice way to stay with everyone, and to challange us to do it.
wa:do
Just not the brain or spinal cord... come to think of it, none of the organs.
Though humans have high concentrations of chemicals in us, thanks to our place in the ecosystem.
I had a friend who wanted to be eaten uppon his death. Thought it would be a nice way to stay with everyone, and to challange us to do it.
wa:do
Nanda
Polyanna
"Gross! You're cutting into his butt!"
"Well what kind of peice do you want?"
"Well not butt!"
painted wolf
Grey Muzzle
yea!! Canabal the musical!! :jiggy:
One of my top 5 favorite musicals of all time.
wa:do
One of my top 5 favorite musicals of all time.
wa:do
I'd have little more problem eating a human than I would a cow. What, exactly, is the difference?
I suspect it's all emotional. In some societies dogs, bugs &c are considered normal fare, though most Americans would be revolted by them.
It's all in your head.
I suspect it's all emotional. In some societies dogs, bugs &c are considered normal fare, though most Americans would be revolted by them.
It's all in your head.