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It is a macabre topic, but cats and dogs don't need to be feral to eat your corpse if you die. Google around, it is not uncommon. For that matter, imagine you
by _jal 6y ago
It is a macabre topic, but cats and dogs don't need to be feral to eat your corpse if you die. Google around, it is not uncommon.
For that matter, imagine you being trapped somewhere you can't care for yourself, with a corpse. What do you do? People have chosen both paths.
- theonemind 6y agoAll other disgusting factors aside, human meat must have some ridiculous concentration of all kinds of harmful things like mercury and all kinds of bizarre things.
- 6stringmerc 6y agoYC 2021 - Soylent Human Hummus - Do vegans taste better than omnivores? - ArsTechnica
- ericzawo 6y agoDon't even joke.
- octoberfranklin 6y agoshutupandtakemymoney.gif
- antepodius 6y agoGrain-fed free-range vegans, ethically bow-hunted, marbled meat
- rawoke083600 6y agoJust imagine a human with the "modern hobbies" like "health supplements", micro dosing xyz, grass-fed whateva !
- 6stringmerc 6y agoOh I get it, but my Corgi-Pug rescue mutt doesn't ever seem to intentionally try to trip me. My lovely kitty on the other hand, I wonder sometimes. I guess what I'm trying to say is that domesticated dogs ain't the same as feral cats that enjoy a symbiotic relationship. A dog is a great source of oxytocin when it looks at you and wags its tail. A cat decides whether or not they want anything to do with you, and in my case, that desire is to sit on my chest and lick my chin with a tongue that feels like sandpaper. They both love attention and enjoy affection, they just express it in different ways.