pink flamingos

[Kenny]

ever wonder why flamingos are pink  , its cuz they eat pink brine shrimp  

"Actually, flamingos are not pink. They are born with grey feathers, which gradually turn pink in the wild because of a natural pink dye called canthaxanthin that they obtain from their diet of brine shrimp and blue-green algae"

sometime a whole lake can turn pink from these shrimps 

http://garypeppergirl.com/2014/06/the-pink-lake


http://perthgirl.com.au/pretty-pink-lake...australia/

[Mister Obvious]

YOU. ARE. WHAT. YOU. EAT.

[Mister Obvious]

Have I ever made a post on the psychology of cannibalism??

*searches*

[Mister Obvious]

OMG yes... I love me.

Well that was essentially the crux of my theory... I think the whole vampire thing is a good example. The lifeforce is in the blood. And it's human blood that the original lore is spun around. The young. That's what the elites do even now.

The meat aspect of it though...

You are what you eat. It's the same with cannibalism and that's why warped murderers eat their prey. Men who kill women and then eat their bodies. They couldn't get inside them any other way, so they turn it around and now the women are inside them... ya dig?

For example, this guy:

Most of the interview is banal dogshit, the guy is a complete sociopath narcissist etc. Just skip to 11:30.

Anyway...

All those psychological reasons make total sense. However, what you never hear people talking about is the sustenance aspect of cannibalism. Some meat (beef for example) keeps you fuller than other kinds (fish for example). My theory is that human meat keeps humans fuller for longer. Of course there's no way to actually test the theory... LMFAO! But I suspect I'm right.

I think the whole thing is just... nasty. It's dark. Kind of a demented place to go with a thought process. But this is just my opinion and ... BTW, I do think there's human meat in them hotdogs. I digress.

[Mister Obvious]

Basically the more advanced psychology behind cannibalism is to consume the DNA of the other person, which means that DNA becomes part of the body... it's utilized by the body in a special way which breaks it down to actually make up the body in some small part. Like any other food.

[Mister Obvious]

Leave it to me to turn a topic about flamingos into an exploration of the psychology behind cannibalism...

[Crille]

[somethingelseishere]

That cannibal dude looks like a Simpson's character come to life.