Aghori...ugh! (Cannibalism)

[China]

Indian Documentary Exposes Cannibalism Among Secret Hindu Sect

BOMBAY, India -- A new Indian documentary focuses on a secretive sect of Hindu ascetics who eat corpses in the belief that ingesting dead flesh will make them ageless and give them supernatural powers.

"Feeding on the Dead," a 10-minute documentary, delves into the little-known world of the Aghori sect, whose holymen pluck dead bodies from the Ganges River in northern India.

While the sect has been written about, they've rarely been filmed performing rituals.

The director of the documentary said it took him more than three months to gain the trust of an Aghori and persuade him to be filmed while performing a cannibalistic ritual.

Hindus generally cremate the dead, but bodies are sometimes ceremonially disposed of in the Ganges, and the Aghori find the corpses they need in the river.

[Destino]

I think I saw those Aghori dudes on Wildboyz on MTV.

Speaking of Cannibalism, anyone see the "Hufu" story on the Daily Show?

[E-Dog Night]

I think I saw those Aghori dudes on Wildboyz on MTV.

Speaking of Cannibalism, anyone see the "Hufu" story on the Daily Show?

I sure did. I have always wanted to eat another human being, but was afraid of going to prison.

Well, I need not fret any more! Hufu is here!

That's right folks, since there weren't enough food choices in America already, a bunch of freaks have designed a soy-based food that, and I quote, is "designed to resemble, as humanly possible, the taste and texture of human flesh...our food products would satisfy the tastes of even the most demanding cannibal."

BTW - best line of the interview? "You need to make my nipples stiffen, and you're not doing it". Or perhaps, "Anthropology students? Wow, you could literally make...HUNDREDS of dollars."

[China]

I sure did. I have always wanted to eat another human being, but was afraid of going to prison.

Well, I need not fret any more! Hufu is here!

That's right folks, since there weren't enough food choices in America already, a bunch of freaks have designed a soy-based food that, and I quote, is "designed to resemble, as humanly possible, the taste and texture of human flesh...our food products would satisfy the tastes of even the most demanding cannibal."

Soylent Green!

[Destino]

I sure did. I have always wanted to eat another human being, but was afraid of going to prison.

Well, I need not fret any more! Hufu is here!

That's right folks, since there weren't enough food choices in America already, a bunch of freaks have designed a soy-based food that, and I quote, is "designed to resemble, as humanly possible, the taste and texture of human flesh...our food products would satisfy the tastes of even the most demanding cannibal."

BTW - best line of the interview? "You need to make my nipples stiffen, and you're not doing it". Or perhaps, "Anthropology students? Wow, you could literally make...HUNDREDS of dollars."

:laugh: :laugh:

I like when they asked the marketing guy to come up with a slogan.

[redman]

This is how they believe that "Mad Cow" disease came about. Cow product was being ground up and mixed into the grains that made up cow feed - the idea being that the protein that made up one cow had to be good for another one - and the disease was the body's response to cannibalism.

The human cannibals in New Guinea commonly suffer from the disease.

[E-Dog Night]

:laugh: :laugh:

I like when they asked the marketing guy to come up with a slogan.

That was good. What was it again? "The exciting taste of friends" or something like that, if I recall.

[pez]

[flyingtiger1013]

Tastes like chicken.