by BucketShopBill 5 Replies latest social current
Better than eating human fetuses, on the dark-net you can see how Chinese are able to buy aborted babies from hospitals to cook up for dinner. They have been caught with human remains and human remains were sold in products to other Asian countries, why do they eat little babbies?
He's going to win the Darwin Award no doubt!
http://washington.cbslocal.com/2014/09/03/chef-dies-after-severed-cobra-head-bites-him/
What's the appeal of eating a Snake Head or buying remains of aborted fetuses? When Russia shot down the Malaysian Airline China said nothing because they are trying to secure the Oil Rights in Russia and want to compete against Halliburton, Baker Hughes and Schlumberger J? We complain about the Watchtower, what about a country were human beings are not worth enough to make a bold statement against Vladmir?
"Better than eating human fetuses, on the dark-net you can see how Chinese are able to buy aborted babies from hospitals to cook up for dinner. They have been caught with human remains and human remains were sold in products to other Asian countries, why do they eat little babbies?" -
http://www.snopes.com/horrors/cannibal/fetus.asp
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snake_soup
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tetraodontidae
http://www.travelchannel.com/video/making-king-cobra-soup-12031
The snake has heat-sensitive pits at either side of its face, which it uses to detect threats and let's face it, if you're close enough for your body heat to be detected, you're close enough to be considered a threat. Oh, and also what the hell are you doing standing so close to a venomous snake's face?
These heat-sensitive pits are capable of detecting a threatening presence for hours after death, which means the snake may continue to defend itself, zombie-style. And yes, this applies even if the body is no longer attached. So anyone dumb enough to poke and prod it to assess its level of deadness may quickly find themselves with a sudden increase in the level of pissiness of their pants when the snake's movement sensors kick into action.
But don't worry, it's not all doom and gloom, because a snake's venom loses its toxicity after its death. Except that's a total lie, which means that getting bitten by a dead snake can make you just as dead as getting bitten by a living one, but add to the excruciating pain the severe humiliation, because who the hell loses a fight to a dead animal?
Why do people feel the need to eat things that can kill them, FooGoo or Poofer Fish? Is it a thrill or am I missing it? Thank's for adding to this thread, I would like to have some idea why people do the things they do, it's cool! I wish the chef never got bit, imagine trying to get the anti-venom some place that's not use to cobra bites. He died because they could not administer First Aid quick enough, bet he was one hell of a good chef!
i am getting such an education on this forum.
