[Curb Stomper]

Originally Posted by BigBadBeard ↗

On the off chance this was directed at me, I wasn't criticizing the quality of Flaka's post, I was simply making a joke about the rather amusing abuse of the english language in the info. Flaka has made lots of excellent posts in the short time she's been here, plus I make a point of never screaming ''repost'' with anyone's contributions- for the very same reason you've given above. Anyhoo, moving swiftly on.....

Big up to the Beard.

[pompom5]

he must be a super-rich man now, huh?selling heaps books n interviewing 4tv shows&magazines etc...btw,interesting wig he was wearing at the time,i wanna hav a look at him right now.u said 55years old?i wanna see his new wig.

[CoralReef]

lol at the info :p

[locketluci]

very interesting but the info hardly made sense

[Nutbutter]

Ive read the book about him. He is a free man now and owns a vegitarian resturant. He is a celebrity in his homeland, almost heroic to them. Its sickening

[symbolic77]

Originally Posted by locketluci ↗

very interesting but the info hardly made sense

I think "Lozen" wrote it, originally..

[digger]

Here is a short version of this same story, which is a little easier to understand, lol.

"While taking classes at the famed Sorbonne, Issei Sagawa, the son of a wealthy Tokyo industrialist, invited fellow student Renee Hartevelt to his apartment to discuss literature. Once the unsuspecting “dinner guest” arrived, the slightly-built Sagawa shot her in the back of the neck, had sex with her corpse, and started nibbling on her nose and part of a breast. “It had no smell or taste, and melted in my mouth like raw tuna,” he wrote in the Fog, his post-cannibal best-selling account of his dinner with Renee. “Finally I was eating a beautiful white woman, and thought nothing was so delicious!”

In custody Sagawa was found incompetent to stand trial and placed in the Paul Guiraud asylum in Paris. Through family connections he was transferred to a hospital in Tokyo. And within fifteen months of hospitalization his influential father secured his release. By then, Sagawa had become a national celebrity, an accomplished author, and his “Parisian affair” was parodied in the song “Too Much Blood” by the Rolling Stones."

[Viking64]

Well, I've done my research and I have found definitive proof that cannibalism in fact DOES NOT have a Godfather. Sorry.

[iceshark4]

Looks delicious!

Just out of general curiosity, I would like to taste human, just to see what its like. I mean hey its worth a try right?

[digger]

Ummm....I think I'm staying away from Iceshark, lol.