Posted on 09/27/2004 12:19:18 PM PDT by jilley
should I do? We live out in the country and the dog brought it home a few weeks ago. She says she wants to keep it for decoration and it is now stuck on her fence post. When I take her the paper every day, it creeps me out. Her dog is always leaving deer horns in my yard also, so it must be out there killing deer and breaking their horns off.
I was just wondering how the hell I missed that . . . and realized I was in the thriving metropolis of Plantersville at the time of posting. Thanks!
Not unless you count the all the deer he's killed in the last few years!
(I'm doing fine, BTW)
CAMBODIA TO SWITCH TO SKULL-BASED ECONOMY
PHNOM PENH, Cambodia - Cambodian dictator Pol Pot announced Saturday that his nation will soon replace the riel, its longtime unit of currency, with the human skull.
"Paper money and metal coins are a waste of our country's precious, limited natural resources," Pot said. "But skulls are plentiful, as the countryside is littered with them."
Pot said the switch to a skull-based economy makes sense for political reasons, as well. "The taint of bourgeois reactionary counterrevolution infects the riel," he said. "But the blinding whiteness of our country's native headbones are the perfect symbol for the radiant new dawn the Khmer Rouge has brought to Cambodia."
The new plan is drawing praise from economists, including Jan Van Duyn, chairman of the International Monetary Fund.
"By establishing a fixed, stable and plentiful transaction marker - in this case, the millions of bare, vulture-picked crania of massacred innocents strewn across the blood-soaked valley lowlands of Cambodia like ossified rivers from the darkest regions of Hell - Pol Pot sends a strong message to overseas investors that Cambodia is open for business," he said.
The skull-based economy will go into effect as soon as the country has any goods or services to offer.
And you believe that story?
Did the dog kill the monkey too?
I think your neighbor killed her husband, put his head on a fence post to look at every day and then fed him to you over the years! That's just my guess.
And now you know! I'd be careful if I were you.
Sounds like jilley's neighbor's dog was in Cambodia too.
She could be destroying valuable evidence. Have you thought of that?
When is the last time you ate any of the 'meat' that was in her freezer? You could have been helping her destroy other evidence? I'd watch my back!
By simply posing a question to others in regards to your own actions, you are already preparing for regret.
Jilley, this is a photo of a monkey skull. It really doesn't look like a human skull. You need to ask yourself some questions, like, where did the dog find a monkey skull? And if it is just a monkey skull, why did your neighbor remove it?
And if it ISN'T a monkey skull, are you OK with not reporting the find to the authorities, and possibly allowing a homicide to go unsolved, and someone's family continue to wonder what happened to their loved one?
Just some things for you to consider...
Another monkey skull.
Ping
Yeah, looks human all right. I can see how someone could be confused.
Hey, I've got a pike short a head!
I always suspected that neighbour lady!
Well put.
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