Legally, would you try human flesh if you had the chance?

[BlackMesa1996]

I've always thought myself, if I had the chance to try human flesh, would I?, yes, I actually would.

 

[Kuvaszfucker111]

Yes.

 

[pskng]

Not starving that much

 

[BlackMesa1996]

Not starving that much

it's not a matter of hunger, it's just a...how do i say this....Fuck, the word escapes me atm due to having been up all night playing The Forest with my boyfriend, but still. It's always been joked about it "tastes like chicken" but It'd be genuinely interesting to see what it actually tastes like.

 

[Deleted member]

Many in BC unknowingly did so. Google "Robert William Pickton" of Pickton Farms infamy.

 

[Jewelry Fish]

No.

First off, why would I want someboday else’s skin in my mouth? All those dead skin cells, bacteria, sweat, germs, hair follicles, and whatever is just....bleh. Even if they did clean it or whatever, I still hate the idea of munching on a stranger’s epidermis. And I don’t even wanna know how I’d get ahold of someone elses’ flesh.

Second, if you wanna know what it tastes like, eat your own skin. We shed a little bit of it everyday.

Why did I answer this cursed question...

 

[Kuvaszfucker111]

No.

First off, why would I want someboday else’s skin in my mouth? All those dead skin cells, bacteria, sweat, germs, hair follicles, and whatever is just....bleh. Even if they did clean it or whatever, I still hate the idea of munching on a stranger’s epidermis. And I don’t even wanna know how I’d get ahold of someone elses’ flesh.

Second, if you wanna know what it tastes like, eat your own skin. We shed a little bit of it everyday.

Why did I answer this cursed question...

The question was referring to meat. Logically one would remove the skin in preparing it, as you would any animal.
Second, it is a hypothetical question, so there are a number of hypothetical ways this could happen. Perhaps the simplest would be if someone were hit by a car, and hypothetically had filed paperwork giving consent to donate their body to cannibalism, for the purpose of a scientific study on the nutritional effects of a cannibal diet.

 

[40MNdoggo]

Throw some Red Robin seasoning on there and it would probably be tasty

 

[Alpha Cat]

How would you feel if it was the flesh of one of your family members that were going into someone else's mouth?

 

[Bloodwolf]

If you eaten Wendy’s chili you probably already have.

 

[Alpha Cat]

If you eaten Wendy’s chili you probably already have.

I remember that incident.

 

[Pillar]

No, not unless I sold my soul to god and he or she made me do it.

 

[Reconscope]

it's not a matter of hunger, it's just a...how do i say this....Fuck, the word escapes me atm due to having been up all night playing The Forest with my boyfriend, but still. It's always been joked about it "tastes like chicken" but It'd be genuinely interesting to see what it actually tastes like.

Someone already stated on reddit it tastes like buffalo

 

[Cajlatsa]

I've always thought myself, if I had the chance to try human flesh, would I?, yes, I actually would.

Nothing personal dude but it just worries me that you and your ilk may be out and about?

 

[Ennui_ad_nauseam]

As long as it's ethically sourced human meat? I would have to try it, if offered. I couldn't ever pass up such a weird and singular opportunity to try something new.

 

[Deleted member]

Nothing personal dude but it just worries me that you and your ilk may be out and about?

The posts we've had this week, this is actually one fo the tamer ones.

 

[Jewelry Fish]

The question was referring to meat.

Oh, was it? Because I read “Flesh” and thought he was talking about skin

Well, while relooking up the defininition of “flesh” to make sure I wasn’t crazy, I came across this cursed article, lol. Fair warning to anyone interested: The video is not an easy watch.

Video: What Does Human Flesh Taste Like?

A journalist gets samples of his thigh muscle removed and cooked to determine what human flesh tastes like. The result? That burger looks delicious...

www.cultofweird.com

 

[40MNdoggo]

 

[MissXCoffee]

Woah this site got dark wtf have I gotten myself into?

Um. Probably not. Maybe if it was some survival situation and I had to? Can't say I've ever wanted to try human

 

[Reconscope]

Anyone who eats that i call a zombie.

 

[Pillar]

Anyone who eats that i call a zombie.

Are you a zombie of you eat yourself?

 

[Reconscope]

Are you a zombie of you eat yourself?

Auto cannibalism? Nah

 

[Deleted member]

Auto cannibalism? Nah

Auto cannibalism. adj. - when an Autobot and Decepticon are stranded and begin using each other for parts
*budda-boom, ching*

 

[BlackMesa1996]

Auto cannibalism? Nah

Here's something. If a zombie would eat human. Would it be cannibalism?, Because a zombie is no longer human, but they used to be human.

 

[Deleted member]

Here's something. If a zombie would eat human. Would it be cannibalism?, Because a zombie is no longer human, but they used to be human.

Years of being a fan of all things Zombie ...

What is this American fascination with zombies?

 

[UR20Z]

What is this American fascination with zombies?

Never have understood that myself, and I AM an American. Guess that means I'm not likely to be able to explain it to someone who ain't.

And to answer the original question, not knowingly outside of a "do it or die" situation.

 

[Deleted member]

Never have understood that myself, and I AM an American. Guess that means I'm not likely to be able to explain it to someone who ain't.

You're a fellow greymuzzle. AFAIK, zombies are a Gen-Y and Millenial thing, even for Yanks.

 

[saddlebum66]

As long as it's ethically sourced human meat? I would have to try it, if offered. I couldn't ever pass up such a weird and singular opportunity to try something new.

How the HELL do you "Ethically source" Human meat?

 

[caikgoch]

Not really. Carnivore meat in general is less healthy because carnivores tend to accumulate the bad things from the prey they eat. Like mercury in fish or Creutzfeldt-Jakob in humans.

 

[Pillar]

Not really. Carnivore meat in general is less healthy because carnivores tend to accumulate the bad things from the prey they eat. Like mercury in fish or Creutzfeldt-Jakob in humans.

I'd have to say it's where you food is sourced from. We all know about polluted waters, etc. But if your vegetables are sprayed with pesticides (like with the Monsanto problem) is it really any better? Neither pesticide-laden vegetables or mercury fish sound like a very good idea.