Sun Apr 15, 2012, 05:51 PM
Ecumenist (5,646 posts)
Brazil cannibal sect used human flesh for empanada pasties
Source: GlobalPost
Three people arrested on suspicion of murdering at least two women in Brazil have confessed to eating some of their victims’ flesh and using it to make the empanada pasties they sold to their neighbours, police said Friday. snippity-snip The accused, a man and two women, were arrested Wednesday in the town of Garanhuns in Brazil’s northeastern Pernambuco state. They said they were members of a sect and claimed a “voice” had commanded them to kill women they considered evil. snip-snip-snipppity-snip Read more: http://www.globalpost.com/dispatch/news/regions/americas/brazil/120414/brazil-cannibal-sect-used-human-flesh-empanada-pasties Good GAWD!! Really? This is just sickening beyond belief. They killed WOMEN, (Of, course, what else?), and chopped them up into meat pies and sold them ALL OVER TOWN INCLUDING THE LOCAL BEAT COPS!! If I found this out and I had eaten some of this "meat"...Oh LAWD... I would hurt someone and probably NEVER.EAT.OUT.AGAIN.
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| Ecumenist | Apr 2012 | OP | |
| Ian David | Apr 2012 | #1 | |
| Ecumenist | Apr 2012 | #4 | |
| snooper2 | Apr 2012 | #37 | |
| Ecumenist | Apr 2012 | #40 | |
| snooper2 | Apr 2012 | #41 | |
| Ecumenist | Apr 2012 | #42 | |
| 4th law of robotics | Apr 2012 | #43 | |
| Ecumenist | Apr 2012 | #45 | |
| 4th law of robotics | Apr 2012 | #46 | |
| Ecumenist | Apr 2012 | #47 | |
| 4th law of robotics | Apr 2012 | #48 | |
| Ecumenist | Apr 2012 | #56 | |
| 4th law of robotics | Apr 2012 | #57 | |
| cindyperry2010 | Apr 2012 | #2 | |
| Joe Bacon | Apr 2012 | #26 | |
| cindyperry2010 | Apr 2012 | #28 | |
| pinboy3niner | Apr 2012 | #3 | |
| KamaAina | Apr 2012 | #5 | |
| azurnoir | Apr 2012 | #11 | |
| Cleita | Apr 2012 | #6 | |
| kentauros | Apr 2012 | #27 | |
| Cleita | Apr 2012 | #32 | |
| kentauros | Apr 2012 | #33 | |
| Cleita | Apr 2012 | #34 | |
| kentauros | Apr 2012 | #35 | |
| freshwest | Apr 2012 | #50 | |
| Orrex | Apr 2012 | #7 | |
| Ecumenist | Apr 2012 | #8 | |
| Orrex | Apr 2012 | #14 | |
| Dr. Strange | Apr 2012 | #25 | |
| Marrah_G | Apr 2012 | #9 | |
| saras | Apr 2012 | #10 | |
| Ecumenist | Apr 2012 | #12 | |
| Orrex | Apr 2012 | #13 | |
| DCKit | Apr 2012 | #16 | |
| Bette Noir | Apr 2012 | #22 | |
| dimbear | Apr 2012 | #18 | |
| saras | Apr 2012 | #51 | |
| freshwest | Apr 2012 | #49 | |
| RC | Apr 2012 | #15 | |
| Cleita | Apr 2012 | #17 | |
| Bette Noir | Apr 2012 | #23 | |
| Cleita | Apr 2012 | #24 | |
| Ecumenist | Apr 2012 | #31 | |
| Odin2005 | Apr 2012 | #52 | |
| Cleita | Apr 2012 | #53 | |
| magic59 | Apr 2012 | #19 | |
| Politicub | Apr 2012 | #20 | |
| Tom Ripley | Apr 2012 | #21 | |
| Javaman | Apr 2012 | #29 | |
| Ecumenist | Apr 2012 | #30 | |
| ScreamingMeemie | Apr 2012 | #44 | |
| Quantess | Apr 2012 | #36 | |
| Phoonzang | Apr 2012 | #38 | |
| Ecumenist | Apr 2012 | #39 | |
| Odin2005 | Apr 2012 | #54 | |
| crunch60 | Apr 2012 | #55 |
Response to Ecumenist (Original post)
Sun Apr 15, 2012, 05:55 PM
Ian David (68,414 posts)
1. Sometimes it's men, too...
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Last edited Sun Apr 15, 2012, 05:57 PM USA/ET - Edit history (1) Police arrest man selling freshly cut penis
LILONGWE, Malawi - Police in Malawi have arrested a 24 year old man after he tried to sell the freshly cut penis from a 45 year old. <snip> Police said Banda had admitted selling “many body parts to well known business personalities”. Many locals believe human parts can bring riches, and unscrupulous businessmen and witchdoctors pay thousands of kwachas to poor locals to kill people and mutilate their bodies. More (Warning: Graphic): http://www.thezimbabwemail.com/world/11221-police-arrest-man-selling-freshly-cut-penis.html Or children... Albino girl killed for body parts A six-year-old albino girl in Burundi has been found dead with her head and limbs removed, in the latest killing linked to ritual medicine. Albinos in the region have been targeted because of a belief peddled by witchdoctors that their body parts can be used for magic potions. More: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/7733597.stm But why should we let government regulate alternative medicine? |
Response to Ian David (Reply #1)
Sun Apr 15, 2012, 05:57 PM
Ecumenist (5,646 posts)
4. IN THIS CASE , IN BRAZIL it was ONLY women! What happened in Malawi had NOTHING to do
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Last edited Sun Apr 15, 2012, 05:59 PM USA/ET - Edit history (1) with eating. It had everything to do with "prosperity magic" It also HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH HEALING DISEASE, IANDAVID! It's all about imbuing the buyer with luck and prosperity using dark magical beliefs.
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Response to Ecumenist (Reply #4)
Mon Apr 16, 2012, 02:38 PM
snooper2 (16,576 posts)
37. And it was a WOMAN who cooked it up
Response to snooper2 (Reply #37)
Mon Apr 16, 2012, 03:56 PM
Ecumenist (5,646 posts)
40. So the Fuck what...AND?!! Your point is?
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HUMAN BEINGS WERE MURDERED, CUT UP LIKE SO MUCH MEAT AND EATEN...GOOD GRIEF, TALK ABOUT NOT GETTING THE POINT. WOW.
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Response to Ecumenist (Reply #40)
Mon Apr 16, 2012, 04:30 PM
snooper2 (16,576 posts)
41. In several posts you made extra effort to point out TWO WOMEN
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I simply pointed out, yeah, and a WOMAN did the cooking--
I didn't think the sex of the victim was as important as you did apparently. Oh, and with over 7 Billion people on this planet, you are bound to have cases of cannibalism. As the numbers rise chances for crazy shit to happen increase exponentially. I'm sure next week we will have somebody in Greece trying to fuck a rabbit or somebody in Austria come out with a recipe for foreskin dumplings |
Response to snooper2 (Reply #41)
Mon Apr 16, 2012, 07:27 PM
Ecumenist (5,646 posts)
42. Yes, I guess that makes things better. Female genital mutilation is carried out on little girls
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by women who KNOW how horrific the procedure is and what the VERY real outcome can be. There is a component to why they chose women only, it AIN'T rocket science to figure that part out for most of us.
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Response to Ecumenist (Reply #4)
Tue Apr 17, 2012, 10:45 AM
4th law of robotics (6,801 posts)
43. Females tend
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to produce more tender meat. Males are tougher and often have a gamey flavor (uncastrated males that is, and castrated male humans are hard to find these days).
So it kinda makes sense if you're doing it as a food source. |
Response to 4th law of robotics (Reply #43)
Tue Apr 17, 2012, 11:54 AM
Ecumenist (5,646 posts)
45. Ed Gein or Jeffrey Dahmer- not sure which but is that you? Cannibalise much? A
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connoisseur, are ya? Lobbyist for People Eaters of America? WTF??!! You completely SKIPPED over the point I was trying to make...sigh, (SMDH).
This had so much less to do with finding a food source as it did with arcane and self created craziness that posed as spiritualism while focusing on UTILISING women's bodies. FGM-same thing! The republican attempt to hijack women's bodies...EXACTLY THE SAME THING! Wow..and we wonder why this still happens in the bloody 21ST CENTURY!!!! |
Response to Ecumenist (Reply #45)
Tue Apr 17, 2012, 12:18 PM
4th law of robotics (6,801 posts)
46. A) I was being flippant
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B) you made the point that it's always women in these cases when that clearly isn't not true.
Women are not always the victims of cannibalism. So portraying this as a sexism issue rather than a mental illness issue is inaccurate. |
Response to 4th law of robotics (Reply #46)
Tue Apr 17, 2012, 12:41 PM
Ecumenist (5,646 posts)
47. First of all, did I ever say the ONLY WOMEN ARE CANNIBALISED?? I said that the so called
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spiritualistic in COMBINATION with the fact that they ONLY murdered and ate women was the issue. Try to keep up.. LOL!! WOW!
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Response to Ecumenist (Reply #47)
Tue Apr 17, 2012, 03:20 PM
4th law of robotics (6,801 posts)
48. Did you mean something else by:
They killed WOMEN, (Of, course, what else?) There have been religious nuts who eat men and religious nuts who eat women. In this case it was women, but that isn't the trend. I'm really not seeing where you're going with this. |
Response to 4th law of robotics (Reply #48)
Thu Apr 19, 2012, 07:01 AM
Ecumenist (5,646 posts)
56. Darlin', forget it cause it's going right over your head and there's no point of trying to get you
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to see what is clear as day. Frankly, don't care if you understand. I'm through with talking to you about something you seem determined to misunderstand. Trying to explain this to you is like trying to push a car uphill with a rope. END.
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Response to Ecumenist (Reply #56)
Thu Apr 19, 2012, 11:17 AM
4th law of robotics (6,801 posts)
57. What's I suppose that's one way to acknowledge your premise was wrong
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not the best and far from the most mature, but it will have to do.
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Response to Ecumenist (Original post)
Sun Apr 15, 2012, 05:56 PM
cindyperry2010 (792 posts)
2. saw that on t.v.
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took everything i had not to loose my dinner
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Response to cindyperry2010 (Reply #2)
Mon Apr 16, 2012, 08:28 AM
Joe Bacon (4,926 posts)
26. And this is where I saw it...
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Response to Ecumenist (Original post)
Sun Apr 15, 2012, 05:57 PM
pinboy3niner (27,471 posts)
3. It's like Sweeney Todd revisited
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Response to pinboy3niner (Reply #3)
Sun Apr 15, 2012, 06:00 PM
KamaAina (45,190 posts)
5. How do you say "Sweeney Todd" in Portuguese?
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Response to KamaAina (Reply #5)
Sun Apr 15, 2012, 06:40 PM
azurnoir (26,576 posts)
11. Sweeney Todd' empanadas da carne de s
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Sweeney Todd's meat empenadas in Portuguese
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Response to Ecumenist (Original post)
Sun Apr 15, 2012, 06:06 PM
Cleita (64,444 posts)
6. Oh dear! Shades of Sweeney Todd's Mrs. Lovett, who made meat pies from
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the remains of Todd's victims.
btw. If you walked into many commercial kitchens and saw what was going on, you would never eat out again anyway. I worked in a lot of restaurants in my lifetime. |
Response to Cleita (Reply #6)
Mon Apr 16, 2012, 08:59 AM
kentauros (21,665 posts)
27. You probably don't need to read this,
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but any time this subject is broached, I pull out this story, for the newbies, and aspiring cooks/chefs
Chefs Rule! (Houston Press, July 7 2005) I have also worked in commercial bakeries and a couple of restaurants, and the stories are all the same. I watched one chef "cauterize" a bleeding knuckle with a hot frying pan. I was agog at him as he did it, but his reasoning was because "the bandaid wouldn't stay on" |
Response to kentauros (Reply #27)
Mon Apr 16, 2012, 12:02 PM
Cleita (64,444 posts)
32. Hey I cut my hand over a prime rib roast when slicing it and bled on it.
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The cook mixed my blood in with the pan juices and simmered it on the stove for a few minutes to cook it in with the au jus.
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Response to Cleita (Reply #32)
Mon Apr 16, 2012, 12:27 PM
kentauros (21,665 posts)
33. As yucky as that sounds,
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what more people need to know about restaurants (at least in the US) is that unless you, the employee, are dead or dying, your supervisor/manager/employer wants you to come into work or you're fired.
So, no matter what illness or injury you may have, you must come into work or else. How often are customers exposed to illnesses where they eat without knowing it? I would bet it's quite often and then they attribute their catching something to getting it from their coworkers, friends, or family... |
Response to kentauros (Reply #33)
Mon Apr 16, 2012, 12:56 PM
Cleita (64,444 posts)
34. Yes, making people go to work even when they are sick is a problem, not only
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in restaurants but other jobs like supermarkets. We need laws addressing this.
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Response to Cleita (Reply #34)
Mon Apr 16, 2012, 01:19 PM
kentauros (21,665 posts)
35. I'd love to see some laws addressing this area.
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I just don't have much confidence in the current climate that they would pass. Elected officials are still too business/corporate-friendly to get much past them to reign in these methods of greed. And I don't even think some massive food-born-illness epidemic would hasten the passing of such laws, either. Businesses seem to be quite good at "damage-control" these days...
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Response to Cleita (Reply #6)
Tue Apr 17, 2012, 04:50 PM
freshwest (31,286 posts)
50. Years ago I had a job where I got to see all the inner workings of big downtown buildings. There was
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Last edited Tue Apr 17, 2012, 04:54 PM USA/ET - Edit history (2) And still is, a very expensive hotel that I was planning to go and have a nice lunch in their sunny indoor atrium dining room. Sort of a special treat for myself.
But my co-workers warned me, 'Don't eat there, the kitchen would make a maggot gag!!' Sure enough, I walked around the back to where they made all those lovely pastries and there were big old palmetto bugs climbing all over them, taste testing. As they say about flies, 'They don't eat much.' I saw one of the help select one, shaking the bug off, and put it on a nice paper doily on a lovely china plate to serve. The business crowd were clueless as they sat down to enjoy their dessert. Sooo, those little black dots in baked goods are not always just where a seed or some flour got burned. Yummy!!! |
Response to Ecumenist (Original post)
Sun Apr 15, 2012, 06:09 PM
Orrex (36,387 posts)
7. How many is a brazillion?
Response to Ecumenist (Reply #8)
Sun Apr 15, 2012, 07:16 PM
Orrex (36,387 posts)
14. Stick around, kiddo.
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It'll be all right.
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Response to Orrex (Reply #7)
Mon Apr 16, 2012, 08:17 AM
Dr. Strange (21,525 posts)
25. Does this LOOK like a daily briefing?
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Response to Ecumenist (Original post)
Sun Apr 15, 2012, 06:31 PM
Marrah_G (22,370 posts)
9. I think I just threw up a little in my mouth
Response to Ecumenist (Original post)
Sun Apr 15, 2012, 06:35 PM
saras (6,670 posts)
10. Some people have funny attitudes towards "voices"
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I don't know about you, but if I started hearing "voices" telling me to kill and eat people, believing them is going to be REALLY FAR DOWN THE LIST of things I do. Searching the house, checking my stereo, poking around the neighborhood for suspicious people or technology, maybe even seeing a psychiatrist.
But taking their word? Nah, I don't think so... |
Response to saras (Reply #10)
Sun Apr 15, 2012, 06:43 PM
Ecumenist (5,646 posts)
12. You and me both Saras. I would probably make an appointment with a doctor once I searched the house
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quick, fast and in a hurry.
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Response to saras (Reply #10)
Sun Apr 15, 2012, 07:15 PM
Orrex (36,387 posts)
13. Yeah. Well.
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Some people who hear voices are revered as mystics.
Others kill and eat people. Go figure. |
Response to saras (Reply #10)
Sun Apr 15, 2012, 07:31 PM
DCKit (18,190 posts)
16. Had that experience recently.
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Apparently, when the conditions are just right, the steel structure of our family house in the mountains picks up radio signals.
Very unnerving. |
Response to DCKit (Reply #16)
Mon Apr 16, 2012, 02:18 AM
Bette Noir (3,421 posts)
22. Spooky.
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Our neighborhood has weird acoustics. We can hear people talking two blocks away, and hear sea lions barking four miles away. I almost jumped out of my skin, once, when I heard a big dog panting right behind me. When I looked up, the dog was half a mile away, on the other side of the gully that funnels the sound up to our house.
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Response to saras (Reply #10)
Sun Apr 15, 2012, 08:27 PM
dimbear (5,096 posts)
18. Go to the track. Challenge the voices to pick just winners.
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After that you'd probably lose interest in all the slaughter and just lie on the beach at Ipanema. Or just lose some money. Either way you're good.
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Response to dimbear (Reply #18)
Wed Apr 18, 2012, 11:15 PM
saras (6,670 posts)
51. Or you ask the voices which one of them would win in a fight.
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My favorite is where someone "beat the Devil" and got to ask the Devil to do one thing, which was stand inside a pentagram, which he then drew ON THE DEVIL. Bye...
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Response to saras (Reply #10)
Tue Apr 17, 2012, 04:27 PM
freshwest (31,286 posts)
49. Bwahaha! You are so riight!
Response to Ecumenist (Original post)
Sun Apr 15, 2012, 07:28 PM
RC (21,600 posts)
15. empanada pasties or Empanada Pastry?
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I'm thinking that they may be somewhat different.
English as a second language responsible? |
Response to RC (Reply #15)
Sun Apr 15, 2012, 07:45 PM
Cleita (64,444 posts)
17. Not really. A pasty is a turnover made in the Cornwall district of England.
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An empanada is a turnover made in Latin American countries. Both have some kind of meat filling with other vegetables. The Latin American versions may also have hard boiled egg pieces, raisins and olives in them. I have had both and except for some of the fillings, they are almost identical.
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Response to Cleita (Reply #17)
Mon Apr 16, 2012, 02:20 AM
Bette Noir (3,421 posts)
23. Read the menu carefully.
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In Mexico and Argentina, an empanada is a turnover. In other parts of the Spanish-speaking world, and empanada is a breaded cutlet.
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Response to Bette Noir (Reply #23)
Mon Apr 16, 2012, 02:35 AM
Cleita (64,444 posts)
24. The picture is an empanada as a turnover.
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Brazil isn't Spanish speaking btw. I am familiar with differences in language in different countries. For instance, a tortilla in Mexico is a flat bread. In Chile it's a cake that's like a tart.
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Response to Bette Noir (Reply #23)
Mon Apr 16, 2012, 11:23 AM
Ecumenist (5,646 posts)
31. Empanada means the same thing in MANY Spanish speakintg countries.
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Yes but in THIS case , they're CLEARLY talking about a turnover.
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Response to Cleita (Reply #17)
Wed Apr 18, 2012, 11:19 PM
Odin2005 (48,255 posts)
52. To me "empanada" and "pasty" are different words for the same thing.
Response to Odin2005 (Reply #52)
Wed Apr 18, 2012, 11:22 PM
Cleita (64,444 posts)
53. Pretty much. You are right.
Response to Ecumenist (Original post)
Sun Apr 15, 2012, 08:35 PM
magic59 (429 posts)
19. Dick Cheney wants their recipe
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Since he made a pact with the devil for a new heart he wants to eat a healthier diet.
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Response to Ecumenist (Original post)
Sun Apr 15, 2012, 09:25 PM
Politicub (5,840 posts)
20. Try the priest... N/t
Response to Ecumenist (Original post)
Mon Apr 16, 2012, 12:36 AM
Tom Ripley (2,637 posts)
21. Coming soon to Soho
Response to Ecumenist (Original post)
Mon Apr 16, 2012, 10:39 AM
Javaman (40,599 posts)
29. "Pasties"??
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maybe cannibalism means something completely different in Brazil than it does here.
Man eating Burlesque? |
Response to Javaman (Reply #29)
Mon Apr 16, 2012, 11:16 AM
Ecumenist (5,646 posts)
30. A Pasty is a MEAT FILLED PIE, in Wales and Cornwall in the UK..
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Response to Javaman (Reply #29)
Tue Apr 17, 2012, 11:03 AM
ScreamingMeemie (60,771 posts)
44. You will find them in the UP of Michigan...
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Response to Ecumenist (Original post)
Mon Apr 16, 2012, 02:11 PM
Quantess (23,914 posts)
36. The women were "evil"? Honestly, it sounds like an excuse for meat hunting.
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A justification for cannibalism. They probably were only concerned about the tenderness of the meat.
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Response to Ecumenist (Original post)
Mon Apr 16, 2012, 03:13 PM
Phoonzang (2,899 posts)
38. Great. I'm hungry now. nt
Response to Phoonzang (Reply #38)
Mon Apr 16, 2012, 03:53 PM
Ecumenist (5,646 posts)
39. Really? That's a little creepy, PhoonZag...I hope you're kidding because this is a REAL case
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where REAL HUMAN BEINGS were MURDERED, MUTILATED, <<COOKED>>, SOLD & EATEN!! Don't quite get the joke, so I'm going to assume you forgot the "Sarcasm" smilie...
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Response to Ecumenist (Original post)
Wed Apr 18, 2012, 11:24 PM
Odin2005 (48,255 posts)
54. UI think I'm gonna be sick!
Response to Ecumenist (Original post)
Wed Apr 18, 2012, 11:27 PM
crunch60 (1,412 posts)
55. Puts a whole new meaning to the "war on women" nt

