Hungry Japs?
 

"Joe" wrote in message
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Oh...I was kinda serious, and find it hard to find the funny side.

Why do you think the japs did this?
What was the motive?
Old Japanese customs?
A bonding thing between officers?


Joe

A good portion of the Japanese Army in WWII came from a medieval culture.
Their Officer Corps was in no way as cultured and refined as the US, Britian
or Germany. Look at what they did to China and Korea.

Savages

Hungry Japs?
 

You have to have a sick and twisted mind to find the funny side of it. :-}

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"Joe" wrote in message
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Oh...I was kinda serious, and find it hard to find the funny side.

Why do you think the japs did this?
What was the motive?
Old Japanese customs?
A bonding thing between officers?


Joe

Hungry Japs?
 

Those japs were not human.

SBV


"Joe" wrote in message
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You say prescient, so do you think they did it to scare us, or
to
impress the other Japs?

Joe

Hungry Japs?
 

On Fri, 11 Nov 2005 14:10:39 -0800, Joe wrote:


Oh...I was kinda serious, and find it hard to find the funny side.

Why do you think the japs did this?
What was the motive?
Old Japanese customs?
A bonding thing between officers?

I had never heard of Japanese cannibalism but, apparently, it wasn't all
that uncommon. The major reason was as a prevention of starvation, but it
wasn't the only reason.

http://www.ukar.org/mclell18.html

Hungry Japs?
 

SUSHI!???

CM
"thunder" wrote in message
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On Fri, 11 Nov 2005 14:10:39 -0800, Joe wrote:


Oh...I was kinda serious, and find it hard to find the funny side.

Why do you think the japs did this?
What was the motive?
Old Japanese customs?
A bonding thing between officers?

I had never heard of Japanese cannibalism but, apparently, it wasn't all
that uncommon. The major reason was as a prevention of starvation, but it
wasn't the only reason.

http://www.ukar.org/mclell18.html