[Altariel]

For the last time, I wasn’t an eyewitness!

No one saw me, you can’t prove anything.

(Gods graves glyphs ping)

[bgill]

She’s got an evil look. Who’s to say why she became food instead of someone else. Maybe she was messing around with someone’s husband or stealing food or she died of illness or something more natural than a butcher knife.

[the OlLine Rebel]

Ping?

[BenLurkin]

What? The “noble” “Native Americans” didn’t bring them food?

[mountainlion]

BBC British biting cannibals.

[yarddog]

Cannibalism is one of the most disgusting things a person can do.

Even so if someone is forced to eat the remains of someone who is already dead and there is no alternative to stay alive, I would not condemn them.

Now if someone killed another even in the same circumstances, that is another thing.

[Vendome]

Baloney.

The time there was recorded meticulously and there are no accounts of anything like this.

Maybe the Injuns ate her and returned her remains.

[Greetings_Puny_Humans]

Any of you guys ever see that fantastic movie called ‘Ravenous”? It’s one of the best movies I’ve ever seen, and unfortunately was not appreciated when it first came out.

[kitchen]

Evidence of the first rugby teams in the New World.

[fso301]

In former times, a crop failure of some sort would bring on famine with it’s accompanying cannibalism.

[familyop]

So they took the Cavalier approach to a hardship.

[hinckley buzzard]

Well, in extremis, maybe they did. So what?

[Ramius]

They should’ve watched “Cannibal! The Musical!”

:-)