I’ve been meaning to do some, er, research on the subject. ::belch::

But for those particular exceptions you mentioned, of course.

Steph, at least I named it “cannibalism” and didn’t trick you about the post’s content!

Colleen, at least they weren’t so ingrained in tradition that they let the will of disease take over the will to survive.

No, Dawgy, you are always my dessert.

Faiqa, if my leg were numb from cold and it meant surviving if I ate a bit of my leg I’d do it. None of this grosses me out as long as I’m not looking at pictures, though.

Mikey, that’s a most excellent motto.

Brandon, my only criticism is that I almost fell asleep because of the lull of the podcaster’s voice… and so did his co-podcaster.

Maman, I don’t think you eat embalmed people unless you yourself have a death wish.

MM, Britt can attest to the fact that we serve regular non-human food here… or, at least, we don’t turn our guests into dinner.

Bearette, I’m starting to get into a phase where I want to pass on knowledge so this might be the first of many learning opportunities.

Hola, I tried not to be too gruesome in the post. The podcast itself and the link to the full web entry are much more gruesome because they include real world examples.