[philovan]

Originally Posted by upinthemountains ↗

This guy is probably a real life butcher.
He knows how to cut through the joint and avoid the bones. It's the same way I do the legs of an elk. No sawing through bones, just a quick cut through the joint, twist of the leg and pop.. its off.

Yes, that's right. I've done the same thing.
Working for the cartel can provide useful butchering experience, serving as preparation for your next job (if you live long enough that is).

[piepants]

Originally Posted by ManiacAblator28 ↗

any Quan Chi reference around here?

First thing I thought of when I saw the video. Great fatality; ripping someones leg off and beating them senseless with it.

[SummerWinters]

By the time we watch so many of these most of us will have learned some Spanish not sure it will be useful in this context though....most the cartels start their interrogation with: what is your name? who do you work for? and then the amputations or beating or stabbing or beheadings start.

[Goreality]

Nice skills with the knife, but wait did he just slit the victim's throat before cutting his hand?

[LaTuta]

Would be interesting to see how long he can survive without his limbs.
When they show his face it looks like his ears are already cut off.

[TargetX]

They sure like saying "de puta madre", kinda like the Spanish version of suka blyat that the Russians love saying in every sentence

[Nick_ufc]

Originally Posted by TheBigB ↗

He had a boner.

So did i

[Spiffyfable]

I don't know what to say about that...

Thats pretty Fucked

[OhJstFkOffAlrdy]

Originally Posted by TargetX ↗

They sure like saying "de puta madre", kinda like the Spanish version of suka blyat that the Russians love saying in every sentence

That's their way of calling someone a son-of-a-bitch.

Mexican Spanish doesn't really contain a lot of good swears. American English takes that gold for sure, with ASL running a close second.

[clarkie]

I suppose you'd want him to use a sharp-ass knife! Makes a damn change.