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Oh, those poor Ingalls girls...
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Tom
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OMG, I have never seen that! :ROFLOL:
rsoxguy
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While there is a clear distinction between rabies and cannibalism, I shall digress from the OP’s vital topic of Ingall-related rabies to say that I can not help but to feel that you are clearly in a state of denial. I think that it is in your best interest for me, as an internet acquaintance, to warn you of the need to come to terms with the impending zombie apocalypse. Your survival is dependent upon the ability to face the issue head-on. I myself plan to make a suit out of prosciutto in order to throw them off of my scent, while also practicing the fine art of tripping other survivors in order to make my own escape easier. This has hurt me more than it will you, but it’s for your own good.
NYwdwfan
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My friend pointed out a story on MSNBC today regarding the zombie apocalypse. I told her there is no such thing. She noted in the comments someone wrote that on that AMC show The Living Dead it all started with a few strange stories in the news. I prefer to take the ostrich approach. BTW do you watch that show (I forgot the name) about those people who have bomb shelters in their basements and are planning for the end of the world? Sort of like Hoarders - only with apocalypse supplies. I never saw it but your post made me whink you may have been featured on it. :lookaroun
Back to rabies...
rsoxguy
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Quite frankly, I'm surprised that you are willing to communicate with me after my last post. I'm alone in my office, I'm in a slight panic over my wife's birthday gift, and I'm a freak to begin with. Regardless, I joke concerning the zombie apocalypse because the U.S. Government issued a guide of survival tips against a zombie attack scenario, and I often mock the ignorance of government.
To answer your question, yes, I have seen an episode of the survivalist show. Strange mindset, but to each his own. I guess that everyone needs something on which to focus in life. As a South Floridian, I keep hurricane survival supplies in my house at all times, so I guess that I'm prepared to deal with the demise of Western Civilization. Now if only I could find a recipe for stewed human...
To answer your question, yes, I have seen an episode of the survivalist show. Strange mindset, but to each his own. I guess that everyone needs something on which to focus in life. As a South Floridian, I keep hurricane survival supplies in my house at all times, so I guess that I'm prepared to deal with the demise of Western Civilization. Now if only I could find a recipe for stewed human...
Tom
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....lots of rosemary and thyme.
My survival kit for the end of the world consists of one thing, my 9mm.
NYwdwfan
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The annonymity of the internet makes the stranger acquaintances the more interesting ones to interact with!
Besides...beats the heck out of speculating on what the menu will be at BoG or the next country to come to EPCOT.
dave&di
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Omg, that was hideous! I saw some CCTV footage but luckily all you could see were 2 Pairs of bare legs
scary stuff.
rsoxguy
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Omg, that was hideous! I saw some CCTV footage but luckily all you could see were 2 Pairs of bare legs
If you think that was bad, wait until you see the poor Ingalls girls in a rabid frenzy. I hear that it’s enough to scare a Zombie into submission.
dave&di
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No thanks, just reading the synopsis of that episode posted earlier tugged at my heart strings!
give me naked face eaters any time! 
njDizFan
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Probably not a statement made too often in your life...at least I hope notNo thanks, just reading the synopsis of that episode posted earlier tugged at my heart strings!
dave&di
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Hi, not since last time! :drevil:
rsoxguy
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There are times when they keep their clothes on, but you still have to keep a muzzle on them. Me, I'm going to check the locks on my doors and get to work on the prosciutto suit. I think I see the Ingalls girls running down the street.
Sheriff: Maryland student, 21, admits eating housemate's heart, part of brain
(CNN) -- Hours after his family members alerted police to a human head and two hands they discovered stashed in metal tins, a Maryland man admitted killing his housemate, cutting him up, then eating his heart and part of his brain, authorities said.
Alexander Kinyua, 21, was being held without bail Thursday at the Harford County Detention Center after being charged with first-degree murder, first-degree assault and second-degree assault.
His roommate, Kujoe Bonsafo Agyei-Kodie, had left his Joppatowne home six days earlier for an apparent early morning jog. Wearing a T-shirt and shorts, he left his wallet, cell phone and identification at home.
On Tuesday, Antony Kinyua -- Alexander Kinyua's father -- called a Harford County detective assigned to the missing person's case and told him about his other son's gruesome discovery.
According to the charging document, the other son explained to the detective how he had come across two metal tins covered by a blanket in the basement laundry room of Agyei-Kodie's Joppatowne residence. He opened the tins and found the head and hands.
The brother said he "confronted (Alexander Kinyua), who denied the remains were human," then went upstairs to get his father, the detective said in the charging document. When the father and son returned to the basement, "the items he observed were gone and ... Alex Kinyua was cleaning the container he observed them in."
Two Harford County detectives later arrived on the scene and discovered the head and hands on the home's main floor.
"He admitted to killing our missing person, Mr. Kodie, and cutting him up with a knife," Harford County Sheriff Jesse Bane told reporters Thursday. "He further stated that he consumed Mr. Kodie's internal organs -- specifically his heart and portions of his brain.
The suspect told detectives to go to the parking lot of the nearby Town Baptist Church, where they could -- and did -- find the rest of Agyei-Kodie's remains in a dumpster.
The missing person's report filed Saturday described the 37-year-old Agyei-Kodie as "very intelligent." He had earned multiple master's degrees from schools in Ghana and was also a graduate student at Morgan State University, even though he wasn't taking classes there at the time of his death.
Kinyua was affiliated with the same state university in Baltimore. The engineering student was one of 175 people showcased in an August 2011 symposium run by the prestigious Los Alamos National Laboratory. His study focused on the cost-effectiveness and productivity of "comfort control" systems regulating heating, ventilation and air conditioning.
Sheriff: Maryland student, 21, admits eating housemate's heart, part of brain
(CNN) -- Hours after his family members alerted police to a human head and two hands they discovered stashed in metal tins, a Maryland man admitted killing his housemate, cutting him up, then eating his heart and part of his brain, authorities said.
Alexander Kinyua, 21, was being held without bail Thursday at the Harford County Detention Center after being charged with first-degree murder, first-degree assault and second-degree assault.
His roommate, Kujoe Bonsafo Agyei-Kodie, had left his Joppatowne home six days earlier for an apparent early morning jog. Wearing a T-shirt and shorts, he left his wallet, cell phone and identification at home.
On Tuesday, Antony Kinyua -- Alexander Kinyua's father -- called a Harford County detective assigned to the missing person's case and told him about his other son's gruesome discovery.
According to the charging document, the other son explained to the detective how he had come across two metal tins covered by a blanket in the basement laundry room of Agyei-Kodie's Joppatowne residence. He opened the tins and found the head and hands.
The brother said he "confronted (Alexander Kinyua), who denied the remains were human," then went upstairs to get his father, the detective said in the charging document. When the father and son returned to the basement, "the items he observed were gone and ... Alex Kinyua was cleaning the container he observed them in."
Two Harford County detectives later arrived on the scene and discovered the head and hands on the home's main floor.
"He admitted to killing our missing person, Mr. Kodie, and cutting him up with a knife," Harford County Sheriff Jesse Bane told reporters Thursday. "He further stated that he consumed Mr. Kodie's internal organs -- specifically his heart and portions of his brain.
The suspect told detectives to go to the parking lot of the nearby Town Baptist Church, where they could -- and did -- find the rest of Agyei-Kodie's remains in a dumpster.
The missing person's report filed Saturday described the 37-year-old Agyei-Kodie as "very intelligent." He had earned multiple master's degrees from schools in Ghana and was also a graduate student at Morgan State University, even though he wasn't taking classes there at the time of his death.
Kinyua was affiliated with the same state university in Baltimore. The engineering student was one of 175 people showcased in an August 2011 symposium run by the prestigious Los Alamos National Laboratory. His study focused on the cost-effectiveness and productivity of "comfort control" systems regulating heating, ventilation and air conditioning.
Tom
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There is some seriously sick s**t going on in this world. I mean....this is just plain sick.
Just set that SOB on fire. No jail. No bail. No trial. Just set him on fire for being a sick ______________.
NYwdwfan
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I heard this on the news this morning and all I could think was, "that Ingalls girls thread is going to be in my new posts again" :hammer:
I haven't been so disgusted by a story since Jeffrey Dahmer. Crazy people in this world. SCARY crazy people.