Niffla said:

Konyap said:

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good point

certain snakes do it so why not us

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Patlal said:

Niffla said:

Konyap said:

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good point

certain snakes do it so why not us

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Could it be because we aren't snakes???

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idk perhaps

Patlal said:

Niffla said:

Konyap said:

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good point

certain snakes do it so why not us

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Could it be because we aren't snakes???

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LogicaL Chaos said:

Did u know that female praying mantises will eat their lover after they have sex? Its some fucked up shit.

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Jokeshopbeard said:

LogicaL Chaos said:

Did u know that female praying mantises will eat their lover after they have sex? Its some fucked up shit.

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I eat women after having sex with them, what's the big deal?

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Twenty-five arrests throughout his criminal career included three convictions for molesting children -- one of whom was killed.

Protected by his rap sheet from the military draft in World War I, he soon devised a way to turn a profit on his appetites.

Grossmann's flat had been constructed with a separate entrance, and the other tenants seldom thought of him before the early morning hours, when he stumbled home from all-night drinking bouts with giggling prostitutes in tow. He could afford the booze and women now, because he had devised another source of income. While the war and subsequent depression nearly ruined Germany, with famine a result of failure on the battlefield, Georg Grossmann peddled fresh meat in the streets. His neighbors might be starving, but the man upstairs was never phased by rationing or shortages.

In August 1921, the landlord was disturbed by sounds of violent struggle, emanating from the butcher's flat. Police were summoned, and they found a freshly murdered woman in the kitchen, trussed up like a hog for slaughter. Evidence recovered from the flat suggested Grossmann had dispatched at least three women in as many weeks; his diary and his statements to police revealed that he had used the women sexually, then sold their flesh as beef or pork, disposing of the "useless" remnants in a nearby river.

Grossmann's case inevitably called up recent memories of Karl Denke in Silesia, and newspapers dubbed it the case of the "bread and butter brides." (A "bride," in Germany, may either be a newly-married woman or a one-night stand.) Georg laughed when he was sentenced by the court to die and cheated justice, as had Denke, by hanging himself in his cell.

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