Is human cannibalism wrong? (Page 2) xxzero: about the Andes flight disaster there is already plenty of movies and documentaries made for example: Trapped: Alive in the Andes STRANDED: I've Come from a Plane that Crashed on the Mountains Alive: The Miracle of the Andes (movie already mentioned in this topic)... other two documentaries made (never watched)... Supervivientes de los Andes and Alive: 20 Years Later...  Outback John: Its nothing new , and flesh and organs are not waste products.(very nourishing) I saw your from The islands in the pacific. It might not sit well , but many generations ago it is possible that your ancestors par took in this form of meal time. Your country is amoung those that indeed did so in the past. Cannibalism was widespread in the past among humans throughout the world, continuing into the 19th century in some isolated South Pacific cultures. Neanderthals are believed to have practiced cannibalism.[8][9] Among modern humans it has been practiced by various groups.[10] In the past, it has been practiced by humans in Europe,[11][12] South America,[13] India,[14] New Zealand,[15] North America,[16] Australia ,[17] the Solomon Islands,[18] parts of West Africa[6] and Central Africa,[6] some of the islands of Polynesia,[6] New Guinea,[19] Sumatra,[6] and Fiji,[20] usually in rituals connected to tribal warfare.[citation needed] Fiji was once known as the 'Cannibal Isles'. Evidence of cannibalism has been found in the Chaco Canyon ruins of the Anasazi culture.  (Post deleted by calybonos )  Mitchie87: you're right showertime..in the past our ancestors fed on the early missionaries and explorers bcos they they thought they were some kind of animal.towards the begining of WW2,they accepted foreigners into the country as their dead ancestors, returning from the dead to protect them..But hey, after civilisation_we dont feed on humans... Outback John: I hope you dont take anything serious . Your a very nice girl and no offense was intended. Now lets discuss the menu  candyrivers: apparently ther are two kinds of cannibalism - endophagy and exophagey from endo (WITHIN) and exo (without_ and phagey to eat. Most studies of cannibalism are from the s.pacific ie. fiji and papua etc, so it is limited. But you can basically eat someone as a ritualistic worship of that person (endophagy), like a brother, son or lover. (thats interesting I picked all male examples). Or, you can practice exophagy which is owning your enemy in a very literal sense. Exo is down to an almost (as I see it) the ultimate in humiliation. If you have ever seen the film 'The Cook, the Theif, his wife and her lover'. the 'theif' exclaims that he wishes to kill cook and eat his wifes lover as the ultimate revenge. thanks for reading, Candy xxx candyrivers: boo, just seen all the spelling mistakes in my last post - damn that wine it dissolves my IQ. Hannibal Lecter VIII: Noses take much longer to cook than other parts of the human body. Sometimes if the nose is still moderately raw, you will hear rotund sounds emanating from the nostrals in D minor. Most tender to slow cook & top with white sauce and a sprinkle of parsley. Hannibal Lecter VIII: Noses take much longer to cook than other parts of the human body. Sometimes if the nose is still moderately raw, you will hear rotund sounds emanating from the nostrals in D minor. Most tender to slow cook & top with white sauce and a sprinkle of parsley. (Post deleted by calybonos ) Hannibal Lecter VIII: Noses take much longer to cook than other parts of the human body. Sometimes if the nose is still moderately raw, you will hear rotund sounds emanating from the nostrals in D minor. Most tender to slow cook & top with white sauce and a sprinkle of parsley. Outback John: Heart and liver delight - chop 7 red hot chillis and soak in fresh lime juice. Open pan heat on raw fire with small amount of fat til sizzle. Add the liver and quickly flip and stir....Then the heart pressed hard and sealed for a minute either side. Add Chilli and lime mix to steam and fry again change sides to suit . Finally let rest for 10 minutes before adding mangoe strips and coconut milk and sticky rice. In the inside of the liver should be cooked but the heart still bloody. Slice fine and serve with a deep rich red wine vintage . Should serve 4 blonde goddess: a tribe who ate thier dead as part of thier culture almost died out due to the fact that the dead had passed with a contagious illness. when the tribe members ate them they too became ill. of course this had a huge knock on effect because then the cannibal then became the eaten and it spread the disease further almost wiping the entire tribe out. candyrivers: i know - the disease was called Kuru and affected the brain and CNS. The effects of this were similar to CJD. There is,(i believe - not seen the research myself)a genetic mutation that has caused immunity to Kuru. This may help with CJD as it has to do with the way that prions are processed in the brain - I may be wrong - im not an expert. candy xxx Outback John: Today we will talk RIBS... Ribs can be baked in a rich red wine plum sauce at low heat for two hours, adding honey to the crispy flesh 30 minutes out. Saw half shell ribs (disguises origin) and serve with Potatoe mash and bed of tomatoe and Garlic butter and baby spinach (Post deleted by calybonos )  Sparks_M: I checked the Moral Dictionary, Human Cannibalism is defined by the a human's tendency to eat it's own species. The Moral Dictionary says it is wrong to eat another person, however, one may eat oneself. It is highly recommended that one consumes oneself sauteed, baked or grilled. Uses: Johnny: "By golly, I practised Human Cannibalism on myself raw, and boy did it taste bad. I'm never gonna eat myself again!" flashie: a colleague of mine some years ago refused to eat pork. not on religious grounds tho, his thinking was that human flesh tasted like pork and as he said, 'the i.r.a. own alot of pig farms' | Food Chat Room Similar Conversations |
