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Poverty, death, and hunger

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  1. I have been having a terrible life this year. In January I
    was hospitalized, and the bills wiped out my entire
    savings. In February I lost my job. I got unemployment
    compensation for awhile, but that ran out a few weeks ago.
    Last Sunday my husband died, and I do not have any money to
    bury him. I also do not have any money for food. To solve
    my problems, I have decided that I have to cook and eat my
    husband. I put his body in the freezer to keep him
    preserved. Can anyone tell me how to butcher him, and
    provide recipes to cook his meat.

    Thank You

    Sarah Nelson

  2. In article <[email hidden]>,

    sarahnelson@ho?mail.com said:

    I have been having a terrible life this year. In January I
    was hospitalized, and the bills wiped out my entire
    savings. In February I lost my job. I got unemployment
    compensation for awhile, but that ran out a few weeks ago.
    Last Sunday my husband died, and I do not have any money
    to bury him. I also do not have any money for food. To
    solve my problems, I have decided that I have to cook and
    eat my husband. I put his body in the freezer to keep him
    preserved. Can anyone tell me how to butcher him, and
    provide recipes to cook his meat.

    Thank You

    Sarah Nelson

    Any recipe's for pork are considered appropriate...

    Good luck! ;-)

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  3. You have no money to eat but you have a large enough freezer
    to pop the dearly departed in and you have enough ready cash
    to pay your ISP so go trolling elsewhere.

    You can always move under a bridge, seems to me that's where
    you can have companionship and maybe find another mate,
    after all that's where trolls hang out.

    -Ginny

  4. Gives the expression "eating his [censored]" an entirely new
    meaning...

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    sarahnelson@ho†mail.com <sarahnelson@ho†mail.com> wrote:
    * I have been having a terrible life this year. In
    January I was
    * hospitalized, and the bills wiped out my entire savings.
    In February
    * I lost my job. I got unemployment compensation for
    awhile, but that
    * ran out a few weeks ago. Last Sunday my husband died,
    and I do not
    * have any money to bury him. I also do not have any money
    for food. To
    * solve my problems, I have decided that I have to cook
    and eat my
    * husband. I put his body in the freezer to keep him
    preserved. Can
    * anyone tell me how to butcher him, and provide recipes
    to cook his
    * meat.
    *
    * Thank You
    *
    * Sarah Nelson *

  5. Quoted message said:

    I have been having a terrible life this year. In January I
    was hospitalized, and the bills wiped out my entire
    savings. In February I lost my job. I got unemployment
    compensation for awhile, but that ran out a few weeks ago.
    Last Sunday my husband died, and I do not have any money to
    bury him. I also do not have any money for food. To solve
    my problems, I have decided that I have to cook and eat my
    husband. I put his body in the freezer to keep him
    preserved. Can anyone tell me how to butcher him, and
    provide recipes to cook his meat.

    Thank You

    Sarah Nelson

    Maybe you should watch "Fried Green Tomatoes"

    ~Kat

    "The early bird gets the worm, the second mouse gets
    the cheese."

  6. sarahnelson@ho†mail.com said:

    I have decided that I have to cook and eat my husband. I
    put his body in the freezer to keep him preserved. Can
    anyone tell me how to butcher him, and provide recipes to
    cook his meat.

    Unless he's been fed only grass and grains for the last
    decade of his life, he ain't gonna taste very good.

    It amazing the flavor variations in human meat depending on
    their diet, health, and age. Alcoholics, for example, are
    completely inedible, as are those taking a lot of
    medications (and vitamins, even). Those that die of old age
    are only suitable for pet food, and those that do make it to
    slaughter, must be fed a *very* high fiber diet and plenty
    of water and diuretics the last few weeks.

    Unlike cattle, humans are graded by the condition of the
    liver, and are best slaughtered at 20 years of age, 30
    tops. Anything older than this is destined to be only
    suitable as pet food.

    I'd sell your husband to Purina in exchange for a few cases
    of already processed pet food.

  7. In article <KatraMungBean-
    [email hidden]>,
    [email hidden] says...

    Quoted message said:

    In article <[email hidden]>,

    sarahnelson@ho?mail.com said:

    I have been having a terrible life this year. In January
    I was hospitalized, and the bills wiped out my entire
    savings. In February I lost my job. I got unemployment
    compensation for awhile, but that ran out a few weeks
    ago. Last Sunday my husband died, and I do not have any
    money to bury him. I also do not have any money for
    food. To solve my problems, I have decided that I have
    to cook and eat my husband. I put his body in the
    freezer to keep him preserved. Can anyone tell me how to
    butcher him, and provide recipes to cook his meat.

    Thank You

    Sarah Nelson

    Any recipe's for pork are considered appropriate...

    Hence why we call it "The Other White Meat".

    I know we really shouldn't feed the trolls but this one was
    exceptional.

  8. Crooks Bolson said:

    I'd sell your husband to Purina in exchange for a few
    cases of already processed pet food.

    That was awesome. Normally I say do not feed the trolls but
    your post was worth it.

    --
    John Gaughan johngaughan.netjohngaughan.net
    [email hidden]

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