Taking a Slice of the Body from Anatomy Lab Home for a Taste

[NYCNative]

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How often do you think students have sliced away a little piece of the body during anatomy for a little taste later? Not gonna lie, I'm kinda curious about what a nibble would taste like...

 

[ZeaL6]

Not going to lie if I could cook it I'd rather eat it than a poop hot dog

 

[Andrew N]

No.

 

[yehhhboiii]

wat

 

[BlackBox]

Just the strangest troll ever.

 

[Nena01]

 

[scarecrow90]

 

[deleted480308]

inb4 delete/ban

 

[ZeaL6]

 

[darkjedi]

you should do it, i heard it tastes like gummy worms, extremely poisonous gummy worms

 

[CarlosDanger]

mmmm, a nice piece of skin basted for months in gluteraldehyde.

 

[Doctor Strange]

What the ****?

 

[mcloaf]

You were mildly amusing for a little while, but now you're getting lazy.

 

[airplanes]

After its been soaking for months in dank preservatives? Nah man. Much better to go fresh. Maybe you can try straight from the source....what do you need toes for anyways?

 

[BABSstudent]

How often do you think students have sliced away a little piece of the body during anatomy for a little taste later? Not gonna lie, I'm kinda curious about what a nibble would taste like...

:troll:

 

[IncognitoGuy]

 

[deleted407021]

I'm a vegetarian so, double no.

 

[487806]

How often do you think students have sliced away a little piece of the body during anatomy for a little taste later? Not gonna lie, I'm kinda curious about what a nibble would taste like...

Make sure you don't engage in necrophilia.

 

[scarecrow90]

Make sure you don't engage in necrophilia.

Really? I head that all the guys are pretty stiff.

 

[NYCNative]

I'm a vegetarian so, double no.

Some claim that the original South American Indian cannibals were vegetarians, meaning that they only ate human flesh and only for ritualistic purposes. Vegetarianism is often motivated by an ethical imperative not to eat others, insofar as one does not want to get eaten oneself. However, the original cannibal would eat human flesh not to satisfy her or his own needs or desires, but to preserve and sustain the qualities and essence of the other. The original cannibal would eat another person, so that that person would live on in themselves.

The question of vegetarian cannibalism points to the ambiguity of the nature of eating as a way of relating to things. Eating can be the ultimate objectification of another substance, being or human being, reducing and breaking it, her or him into blood-sugar and waste. Or, it can be the ultimate material union. The answer is one on a practical level another on a principal level. Being eaten on a concrete physical level is devastating, whereas the concept of becoming one with another is most desirable in love, art, politics and most matters that come in between.

Even if vegetarian cannibalism is practically impossible, luckily it is nonetheless possible to practice cannibalism in accordance with the ethical norms of vegetarianism, so that you may thereby participate in this most sacred consecration of the doctor-patient relationship:

https://web.archive.org/web/20050526010806/http://www.eathufu.com/faq.asp

 

[Nymphicus]

This is not a productive topic.

Closing thread.