Thread: Why isn't cannibalism more common?

Wasn't there a case in Germany where a guy advertised on the internet for a volunteer to be eaten and some one applied and he murdered him to eat. Why would some one want to be eaten, what graification would it give them?

Peter Davison was once very happy to be eaten.

Originally Posted by Fifth Columnist

Peter Davison was once very happy to be eaten.

Only because the garden salad had a better union.

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It happens here.

I'm reading 'Kokoda' at the moment and it says some Japanese soldiers, starving and reduced to eating grass during the retreat, were found to have sliced strips of skin from dead bodies, both Australlian and Japanese, and cooked them. Some natives in the area had also been cannibals until earlier in the century, when the missionaries stopped the practice.

Originally Posted by bob10

Not from experience, that is a relief.

Dunno about that. They're pretty strange down in Tecoma.

Originally Posted by Roverlord off road spares

Wasn't there a case in Germany where a guy advertised on the internet for a volunteer to be eaten and some one applied and he murdered him to eat. Why would some one want to be eaten, what graification would it give them?

Yes, Mario. The strangest thing about that case is what the German wanted to eat, and that the other guy agreed to. Hint; you have one, and Heather doesn't.

Originally Posted by crash

Their was a Rugby team that ate some their teammates once.

Indeed. 1972. The Uruguayan Rugby Team, up in the Andes. So the meat was frozen.

Thing is, what do you expect from rugby players??

Originally Posted by ramblingboy42

Some families eat the placenta following childbirth...is that cannabalism?

Yes it bloody is! Regardless of how good it is for you.