and also that eddic story of the king who sacrifices all his kids for long life

They eat other people.

That's barbaric.

So did other places?

Lol?

Your article was nonsensical and stated for itself that the evidence was hardly strong.

"Lol?"

Burden of proof is on you

No it's not. I already cited my proof.

You have to prove China's cannibalism was worse than Europe's

I am the owner of TRS

You have to prove that Europe even had cannibalism.

I am the owner of TRS

@Thule-Gesellschaft [☩] Odin accepted his sacrifices and gave him life in return

he encouraged it

I am the owner of TRS

I feel like any race could be offended in this server.

At least some ppl

I am the owner of TRS

is the asking price $6,000,000 for TRS

@king no i am

I'm not defending the habit of eating dogs, they're not bred specifically for human consumption and most probably people there develop a taste for them due to past famines from wars. But not all Chinese eat dogs, I can assure you as a Chinese living in SEA

i am kang

Proving something actually exists is pretty easy

As I already have

aw man how did batteries get prestigious so fast

As you haven't.

`Your article was nonsensical and stated for itself that the evidence was hardly strong.`

he got notorious yesterday

);

You're terrible at reading

because Batteries lives here

Vegas gang

For a brief time in Europe, an unusual form of cannibalism occurred when thousands of Egyptian mummies preserved in bitumen were ground up and sold as medicine.[4] The practice developed into a widespread business that flourished until the late 16th century. (As late as the early 19th century, mummies were still believed to have styptic properties against bleeding and were sold as pharmaceuticals in powdered form.[5]). This "fad" ended when the mummies were revealed actually to be recently killed slaves.

im here a lot too lol

i jsut have school

Whoop evidence

There you go

*For a brief time in Europe*

batteries goes to school in vegas so in retrospect, he doesn't go to school

The Great Famine of 1315–1317 was marked with extreme levels of cannibalism.