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Doesn't eating brains make people get the shakes and go insane (a bit late for this crazy cunt)?
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I'm sure the mother said it's important to try new things, but this is pushing it to strange territory.
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Humans are omnivores, for fuck's sake. Omnivores. How fucking hard is it to bang this shit into a woman's crazy person's skull?
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She didn't even remember to add the fava beans and a nice chianti.
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No way would Hannibal Lecter not have a better liver recipe than serving that slimy shit raw.
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Who told you that?!It reminds me of the videos who mentionned then Trump was time traveller John Titor.
I mean, how ridiculous!
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for fuck sake, i give raw meat only to my dog and every month or two i give him an anti-parasite pills.
Beef steak is a clean meat, yes, but liver and other inners.... I just feel bad for kids, their guts should have a hard time with raw meat.
There are nations of a polar north, who can eat raw meat and even drink blood easily, but their guts were adapted to it throught evolution, no way european can do this.
Beef steak is a clean meat, yes, but liver and other inners.... I just feel bad for kids, their guts should have a hard time with raw meat.
There are nations of a polar north, who can eat raw meat and even drink blood easily, but their guts were adapted to it throught evolution, no way european can do this.
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Super-Chevy454
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I know, I saw that from the clowns of the Daily Star. http://archive.fo/Yx1sS But I think the clowns might feel insulted if we compare them to the staff of the Daily Star.
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What, are you saying lesbian bikers are crazy aggressive violent psychos? I would think they don't just shoot straight dudes for existing, or at least that I would have heard of that by now.
Or are they crazy aggressive violent psycho bikers who are also lesbians?
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The latter. Though I was meaning you'd want to steer clear of the crossfire, not that there would likely be any molotovs headed specifically at you.
Corbin Dallas Multipass
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Jesus christ, "We know we want to be on an extreme diet, but should it be no meat or literally just meat?"
Just eat normally you weirdos.
Just eat normally you weirdos.
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Eating just meat cuts down calorie count hugeeeeeee
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13. City hall: Public art Spider-Man hands confused for devil horns, called anti-Christian
The sculpture of red-and-black hands shooting a spiderweb near the Lincoln Children's Zoo offended a Lincoln woman so much she wrote to Mayor Leirion Gaylor Baird demanding city action.
City hall: Public art Spiderman hands confused for devil horns, called anti-Christian
A local woman complained to the city that a sculpture titled "Spiderman" by artist Ian Anthony Laing at the intersection of 27th Street and Capitol Parkway looks satanic.
FRANCIS GARDLER, JOURNAL STAR
The sculpture of red-and-black hands shooting a spiderweb near the Lincoln Children's Zoo offended a Lincoln woman so much she wrote to Mayor Leirion Gaylor Baird demanding city action.
"It is a sculpture of two hands open, painted Red & Black, and formed into Devil Horns," she wrote in an email Friday, calling the art anti-Christian, demonic, and completely inappropriate for showcase near a family attraction.
She demanded the city move the 6-foot Spiderman sculpture because it's ugly, perverse and a "hate crime against the church."
However, as city ombudsman Lin Quenzer explained to the concerned citizen, it wasn't devil horns or a city issue at all.
It's one of 50 sculptures installed across the city in the "Serving Hands Lincoln" public art project, which will benefit Campus Life.
Matt Schulte, the nonprofit group's executive director, concurred with Quenzer, and further explained the colors are an ode to the more recent depictions of the super hero, who traditionally had sported blue and red.
"The sculpture is most definitely not a devil-related sculpture," Schulte said in a response to the concerned woman. "It clearly has a very playful child-like intent."
He praised the community support for and excitement about the sculptures.
And Quenzer told the woman the city would not seek to remove the sculpture.
Want to lay claim to Spiderman's hands?
The sculpture and others in the public art series will be auctioned Oct. 25 at 7 p.m. at Pinnacle Bank Arena.
Two-thirds of the auction proceeds will benefit Campus Life, with the remaining one-third of each sculpture's price going to the artist
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A local woman complained to the city that a sculpture titled "Spiderman" by artist Ian Anthony Laing at the intersection of 27th Street and Capitol Parkway looks satanic.
FRANCIS GARDLER, JOURNAL STAR
The sculpture of red-and-black hands shooting a spiderweb near the Lincoln Children's Zoo offended a Lincoln woman so much she wrote to Mayor Leirion Gaylor Baird demanding city action.
"It is a sculpture of two hands open, painted Red & Black, and formed into Devil Horns," she wrote in an email Friday, calling the art anti-Christian, demonic, and completely inappropriate for showcase near a family attraction.
She demanded the city move the 6-foot Spiderman sculpture because it's ugly, perverse and a "hate crime against the church."
However, as city ombudsman Lin Quenzer explained to the concerned citizen, it wasn't devil horns or a city issue at all.
It's one of 50 sculptures installed across the city in the "Serving Hands Lincoln" public art project, which will benefit Campus Life.
Matt Schulte, the nonprofit group's executive director, concurred with Quenzer, and further explained the colors are an ode to the more recent depictions of the super hero, who traditionally had sported blue and red.
"The sculpture is most definitely not a devil-related sculpture," Schulte said in a response to the concerned woman. "It clearly has a very playful child-like intent."
He praised the community support for and excitement about the sculptures.
And Quenzer told the woman the city would not seek to remove the sculpture.
Want to lay claim to Spiderman's hands?
The sculpture and others in the public art series will be auctioned Oct. 25 at 7 p.m. at Pinnacle Bank Arena.
Two-thirds of the auction proceeds will benefit Campus Life, with the remaining one-third of each sculpture's price going to the artist
