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Woman who planned to sell human toes regurgitated by dogs pleads guilty in Melbourne court
(www.theguardian.com)
I didn't know Melbourne was in Florida.
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Well I'll be damned!
Italy needs to keep an eye on Naples, I guess.
me neither. can USA news put the state if they're not going to say which country it's in
State is Victoria
Yes, that was a joke, although apparently there is one in Florida, lol.
This story is from Australia, Silly.
That headline is some brand new sentence material.
"It’s astounding that she didn’t understand [that] taking two toes that had been vomited up by one or two dogs from a deceased person and sell[ing] them on the internet was the wrong thing to do. I’m still struggling to understand – it’s astonishing, her behaviour.”
Aaaaaannnnd that's enough internet for me tonight! Goodnight everybody!
I mean, it is one of those things where something's so fucked up nobody may have thought to ban it yet.
wut?
Basically she took evidence and used it to create an 'oddity' to sell it as such. It's a fairly thriving industry (oddities).
I have sold bones that I found while hiking. One was a beautiful complete kangaroo skull. Sold it for $50.
Why is such a group allowed on Facebook?
Taxidermy is far from illegal. It's not "Human Bone Buddies Australia", it's just "Bone Buddies Australia" and I'd expect anything from horse hooves to kangaroo skulls and ballsacks and whatnot. I forgot what the regulations are for human parts though, I think they have changed over the past decade or so but I've studied in at least two places that had real human remains as well as a vast collection of animal remains.
What she did was very, very stupid though.
Bone buddies? Just sounds like a casual sex group, who would have thought it was about actual bones
It's an honest mixup
We were all a little embarrassed that day.
And oddly enough, "Unscrupulously Sourced Remains" is a casual sex group! /s
Reddit probably closed down their existing community.
Excuse me?!
other oddities including [...] her children’s teeth.
You do not want to know what germans do with their teeth.
Well, I do now.
The tooth fairy is not as common, we mostly just collect our old milk teeth in little wooden jars. So we have multiple jars filled with teeth somewhere, from multiple generations.
Could be useful if you have a spray can that has lost its rattle.
Or if you you need shrapnel for a field-expedient grenade during the bonewars
Or if you need an implant just get one from great grandpa
And the Germans kept shoes, not toes.
How else are you supposed to make a sourtoe cocktail at home?
Nothing in the world could get me to click on that link
You're sitting in a bar in Alaska ...
ok