Anthropophagi @ York - Part 3
Salvador Dali's Cannibalism In Autumn.

Cannibalism has served throughout the ages as a metaphor for countless things. Brilliant authors and painters have appropriated the culture of the cannibal - like the Beatles emulated Southern Blues musicians - as a means to show the inexpressible horrors, or mysteries of existence: whether war, or religious doctrine.
Just remember that cannibals are people, too, but anthropophagi are equivalent to crackers: racist, white bastards.

Cannibalism has served throughout the ages as a metaphor for countless things. Brilliant authors and painters have appropriated the culture of the cannibal - like the Beatles emulated Southern Blues musicians - as a means to show the inexpressible horrors, or mysteries of existence: whether war, or religious doctrine.
Just remember that cannibals are people, too, but anthropophagi are equivalent to crackers: racist, white bastards.
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