Onizuka-chan and Sawarida-kun - Vol. 1 Ch. 11.1 - Magazine Extra

[MangaDex]

 

[petaszetas]

Well, it's certainly kinda grotesque if u think about it.

 

[Hwanito]

I wonder if she can produce edible things like fruits or vegetables.

 

[havelmom]

eat the horns

 

[feha]

Hey, so long as she doesn't intend to eat her rabbit (or whatever eats it), there is no problem letting it eat her flesh now is there? There is literally only one reason we avoid cannibalism and feeding our livestock humans: both practices are great vectors of contagions to spread among humans.

@havelmom I mean, they are made of chocolate. I sure hope he intends to eat them and not enshrine them til they go bad.

 

[Sep10trion]

Now, if she were to grow melons...

 

[Kaarme]

MC dude should ask for a leaf. Maybe it tastes good.

 

[gronkle]

So, it's like feeding your cat your own toenails?


Not something I recommend by the way.

 

[Miyagi92]

@Kaarme now that's whole different fetish.

 

[BCS]

@Kaarme maybe you can smoke it

 

[Chizan]

@feha Yeah, they're great vectors. For prions. Any micro-organisms you can get rid of by properly cooking. But not prions. Those fuckers survive boiling, can survive 200°C for hours, get glued to any surfaces, are highly resistant to chemicals, and you can throw a shitton of radiation on them and they'll just flip the bird on you...

 

[Groomp]

its like feeding your rabbit bits of your fingernails or your hair

 

[ampnaman]

Feed me some of that girl salad. ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

 

[Psychronia]

I don't think humans really have any right to complain with how many weird-ass things we eat. Many of which are literal poison.

Also, it's usually for...lewder reasons, but people totally ingest bits of other people too.

 

[jonsmth]

@feha @Chizan
Generally, eating anything that died with a disease is not advisable. Most of the meat we eat are from slaughtered healthy livestock.

The problem isn't exactly because of cannibalism. Prions in nature could be spread through remains/manure on the ground. As for the Mad Cow Disease, remains of infected cattle (which could have acquired it from prions in the environment) were fed to live cattle as bonemeal, and then these infected living cattle might be slaughtered for meat at some point which would be how it could spread to humans. Kuru on the other hand is an unfortunate consequence of a funeral practice of eating the remains of someone who has just died, usually by Kuru itself. I bet a cannibalistic tribe who exclusively ate healthy people would have probably been fine.

 

[Hachi015]

That rabbits eyes telling me he gonna wreck the nt dimension after he finished that leaf

 

[MrKawaii]

leaf girl cute tho

 

[justforthelulz]

@gronkle

Please tell me there's a story behind this.

 

[smashman42]

I concur, @MrKawaii, I wholeheartedly concur!

 

[JulesMFinWinnfield]

> toenails

Best we let that one lie.