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05-08-2024, 11:26 PM
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Re: (Child Warning) Exhuming a Child and Found to Be Mummified
At least they're not eating her—you know, it's never too late to go for some juicy bone broth when you're extra hungry for affection for a close blood-relative, and you haven't seen them in-the-flesh for a while. |
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05-10-2024, 08:43 PM
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Re: (Child Warning) Exhuming a Child and Found to Be Mummified
Maybe a little macabre but also pretty cool! Definitely demystifies death in a way, and the young girl seems to be really engaged and interested. I was super into mummies as a kid, it was a cool way to look at long dead remains. And hey, what they're doing in these pics/vids is way tamer than what the rest of us are doing here. Love it for em. |
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05-16-2024, 05:24 PM
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Re: (Child Warning) Exhuming a Child and Found to Be Mummified
And she can't "walk like an Egyptian", either! |
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05-18-2024, 04:45 AM
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Re: (Child Warning) Exhuming a Child and Found to Be Mummified
It's their culture to exhume the bodies after so many years and redress them.... to each its own my guy |
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05-20-2024, 12:21 AM
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Re: (Child Warning) Exhuming a Child and Found to Be Mummified
Well, I understand what you are saying. But it would be FAR worse, having them come knocking on your door, 7 years after they were buried! |
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05-20-2024, 02:49 AM
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Re: (Child Warning) Exhuming a Child and Found to Be Mummified
It is cultural thing, to visit these places, and the bodies are moved around a bit. After a number of years, there are just bones lefts, so the remains are moved to a smaller place to make way for new ones. After the bones have become dust, they are disposed off, and only a memorial plate remains of their memory, in the gardens. The girl looks has not reached these stages. Perhaps a lack of finances are involved? Its a cultural thing, and yes, exposing one's children to the pains and shocks of life, and worse, in preparation for the horrors of life, in adulthood, whilst they have the support of their parents to guide them. And sadly, money (food) is a sought after commodity, and mothers cut back on what saves the most, and sells out what pays the most. Sometimes their own bodies and own children or organs. The Philippines is one off daily survival for most who live there. |