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Re: Cannibalism in religion and culture

Postby inja » Thu Feb 11, 2010 5:55 pm

I don't know much about this either other than that it is gross!!!!

Did a bit of reading and it seems the Aussies did perform cannibalism as well only on those who died in battle or died of natural causes....some of them did, not all of them.


To eat or be eaten. Yuck what a choice!!!!
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