On Apr 15, 3:39*pm, High Miles > wrote:
> On 4/15/2010 5:14 PM, Benji Z-Man wrote:
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> > On 16/04/10 05:16, High Miles wrote:
> >> On 4/15/2010 1:49 PM, Damaeus wrote:
> >>> In news:rec.food.cooking, > posted on Thu, 15
> >>> Apr 2010 09:35:33 -0700 (PDT) the following:
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> >>>>http://www.churchofeuthanasia.org/e-...s/butcher.html
> >>> If that's what can be done with the right to free speech, it makes me
> >>> feel
> >>> less anxious about some of the things I might want to post.
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> >>> Damaeus
> >> Now THAT's my idea of a useful church.
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> >> D
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> > Now, looking at it from a properly objective perspective...
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> > The instructions are sound, I guess - the guy doesn't recommend
> > (churchofeuth.com post) anything that we know medically to be too
> > hostile to someone inclined to cannibalism. Such as consuming the
> > brain, which would expose you to much more prion risk than the rest of
> > the carcass.
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> > Reason for my objectivity, incidentally, is that cannibalism is /not/
> > illegal worldwide; though the participants of that practice are
> > unlikely to be here. More likely to be on say...
> > alt.sex.snuff.cannibalism. Or a small island nation without internets.
> > Or in backwaters Germany.
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> > Incidentally, the recipe at the bottom catches my eye - as from
> > previous experience in the legal field, I happen to have the
> > disturbing knowledge that pork and human flesh are almost
> > interchangeable from each other in flavor.
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> > Anyone brave enough to try the recipe listed for a pork marinade? I'm
> > not so experienced with marinades that I can judge right off the bat
> > from reading the recipe alone.
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> Perhaps human meat would be better eaten more simply,
> say........................just salt and
> pepper.......................until one can judge what treatment might
> most enhance the experience.
> I imagine the fresh article is going to be difficult to find, short of
> doing one in.
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> I'm sure the butchering technique would be remarkably *similar to that
> used for hogs of a like size.- Hide quoted text -
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"Fried Green Tomatoes At The Whistlestop Cafe".... just put a
chunk on the BBQ and cook it nice and slow.