***WARNING!! GROSS !!! They eat small (dead) children!!!
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its in newest topics list ma... so naturally last person who posted will be blameOriginally posted by SGpork:eh excuse me not me.
is she ..i reply her 1 min later..then now u bump it up urself...
look carefully lar
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*bleeahx*Originally posted by alexkusu:its in newest topics list ma... so naturally last person who posted will be blame 
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wa kao what the..
ok nvm
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ya...Hmm...Originally posted by dragg:the text are in korean.
the people dont look japanese at all. -
ya. But i think its true lor...Originally posted by carpe diem jur:unless some forumie who've been to japan and saw them selling such cans in japan / korean, otherwise i suppose this couldnt be true then... -
haha...ya man....Originally posted by alexkusu:lost my appetite liaw
damn sgpork for bumping thread up -
cool it..... Relax....Originally posted by SGpork:eh excuse me not me.
is she ..i reply her 1 min later..then now u bump it up urself...
look carefully lar -
wahaha...Like that aslo can????Originally posted by nightzip:maybe its just being environmentally friendly? -
ITS. NOT. TRUE.
please read:
http://www.snopes.com/horrors/cannibal/fetus.htm
extract from the url:
The photo shown above was taken seriously by a number of important agencies who viewed it, and both Scotland Yard and the FBI investigated this matter, trying to determine when and where the picture was taken and the identities of those appearing in it. Its origin was quickly uncovered: The man in the photo is Chinese artist Zhu Yu, who performed a conceptual piece called "Eating People" at a Shanghai arts festival in 2000. The controversial photo has since been part of a number of art exhibits. As for the "baby," it was most likely constructed by placing a doll's head on a duck's carcass. -
Hmm...So whose stating the facts......Originally posted by HENG@:ITS. NOT. TRUE.
please read:
http://www.snopes.com/horrors/cannibal/fetus.htm
extract from the url:
The photo shown above was taken seriously by a number of important agencies who viewed it, and both Scotland Yard and the FBI investigated this matter, trying to determine when and where the picture was taken and the identities of those appearing in it. Its origin was quickly uncovered: The man in the photo is Chinese artist Zhu Yu, who performed a conceptual piece called "Eating People" at a Shanghai arts festival in 2000. The controversial photo has since been part of a number of art exhibits. As for the "baby," it was most likely constructed by placing a doll's head on a duck's carcass.
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www.snopes.com of course. they are the professional myth busters.Originally posted by eg6stanley:Hmm...So whose stating the facts...... -
no leh...your website no pictures, no evidences, no videos, only lots of words..
And words can be anyhow written mah...so not substantiate. -
Originally posted by nightzip:no leh...your website no pictures, no evidences, no videos, only lots of words..
And words can be anyhow written mah...so not substantiate.
u want to believe in rubbish n nonsense up to u lor