Cannibalism

[chequita guevara]

Originally posted by Winston
Ok, but was he as smart as KH?

No one's as smart as KH thinks he is.

[Spiffor]

Originally posted by Rufus T. Firefly
Sure, If you're going hi-brow; sauteed with shallots and capers and glazed with a white wine reduction is very, very nice too.

But there's little in this world that can't be improved by Tabasco.

Thanks for the information

I have a further question. Az once said: "Personally, I like to eat the brains of little boys. But I always ejaculate on them first.".

I have tried it, but I find the taste a bit... lacking. Do you have any suggestion as to how to improve the taste? Thanks in advance

[Urban Ranger]

This is a *cough* family website *cough*, so lets not get too graphical, hmmm?

[Spiffor]

Indeed

I'm mostly interested in cooking tips. It seems Rufus enjoys shallots as much as I do, and he seems to know more about cooking than me, so I'd love his input

[Provost Harrison]

Why do you want to cook tips?

[Az]

I have tried it, but I find the taste a bit... lacking.

Ha, you fool, you think I am going to give away the secret ingridient like that? You'll only taste those little slices of heaven at Azzie's kindergarden, bar, and grill.

[Provost Harrison]

It's all in the fava beans and glass of chianti...f-f-f-f-f-f-f-f-f-f-f

[Spiffor]

Originally posted by Az

I have tried it, but I find the taste a bit... lacking.

Ha, you fool, you think I am going to give away the secret ingridient like that? You'll only taste those little slices of heaven at Azzie's kindergarden, bar, and grill.

You know you had me just laughing out loud and panting in front of my computer for the past 5 minutes?

[Guynemer]

http://www.eathufu.com/home.asp

[molly bloom]

Originally posted by KrazyHorse
Yeah, other than prion diseases

Also available with sheep and goats, as proven by Sephardic Jews from Spain who used to eat lambs' and calves' brains and occasionally come down with CJD, well before Mad Cow or Kuru were known about.

Even Kuru seems to have been limited in its spread to one area of Papua New Guinea, whereas cannibalism has been found everywhere from MesoAmerica to Fiji, New Zealand to Europe in the Thirty Years' War, and Japanese soldiers had to be ordered more than once not to eat the flesh of captured prisoners of war in the Pacific (this was not always done because of shortage of food supplies).


It is decidedly odd, though, that Christian civilization should have such a taboo against eating the flesh of other humans and yet have a religion which exalts and celebrates the body and blood of its god and its ceremonial (miraculous) ingestion....

[Whoha]

so everyone would agree with the statement that the human body is mostly not for eating then?

[Winston]

molly bloom sighting!

Of course it took a thread on cannibalism to bring him back.

[molly bloom]

Originally posted by Winston
molly bloom sighting!

Of course it took a thread on cannibalism to bring him back.

Well of course. I've been unwell- bad case of boogie woogie flu which hooked up with the bronchitis blues.

I'm severely fatigued at the moment and the inability to read or concentrate for almost a week and a half led to me being almost addicted to day time television as a way of focussing past the sensation of a superheavy dweller of Tartarus being sat in and on my chest- not to mention the exhausting bouts of coughing.


Still, anything for a chance to discuss the finer points of offal in Sephardic cuisine and diseases among the Fore of New Guinea and Aztecan man tamales.

Yummy.

[Az]

and the inability to read or concentrate for almost a week and a half led to me being almost addicted to day time television

you know that only exacerbate the problem by doing this?

[Dr Strangelove]

I don't think that cannabalism was that rare amongst more primitive societies, but in most cases they ate the dead not for protein, but to absorb the strengths of the deceased. It was almost an honor to be eaten. OTOH maybe they did eat them for the protein, they just didn't know it.