Would You Eat Your Buddies in a Blizzard? (Self Survey)

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[DogByte6RER]

Would You Eat Your Buddies in a Blizzard?

Suppose you were stranded in a blizzard and were forced to cannibalize your friends. This short survey will tell you how likely you would be to eat your buddies.

Note: Click onto the link provided to take this self survey.

Bon appetit!

[DogByte6RER]

I think my score would have been higher if they had asked if I was more likely to eat my meal if I had some A-1 Steak Sauce on hand....

[dfwgator]

Only if they were Kosher.

[DogByte6RER]

My score... 46%

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[irishtenor]

Eat my buddy’s what? Steak? Twinkies? Beans?

[DogByte6RER]

"Would You Eat Your Buddies in a Blizzard?" - Been there, done that!

[DogByte6RER]

The Donner Party

[DogByte6RER]

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[forkinsocket]

43%

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[CJ Wolf]

I don’t need a quiz to know the answer. Once, When I was stuck in a blizzard with my buddies, I didn’t eat them.

[Hebrews 11:6]

If you’ve never read Mark Twain’s short story, “Cannibalism in the Cars,” you’ve missed quite a treat, as it were.

[Senator Goldwater]

Yes, they’re all fat and marbly.

[DogByte6RER]

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[brwnsuga]

absolutely, I always want them to be apart of me anyway. Why not metabolize them?

[DogByte6RER]

Yeah...okay...

But did you come out of that blizzard missing a limb or two? And, were your buddies a little bit fatter afterwards?

: )

[ken21]

a coloradoan did.

http://www.sangres.com/history/alferdpacker.htm

[ken21]

>On March 16, 1883, with General Adams again supervising, Packer offered up a second confession. This time he said that the group had left Chief Ouray’s camp with 7-days supply of food for one man. Ten days into the journey, he said they were surviving on rosebuds and pine pitch and some of the men were showing severe signs of depression and madness. One day Swan told Packer (their erstwhile guide) to >go up on a mountain and scope out the trail. When Packer returned to camp, he said he found Bell sitting by the fire, roasting a chunk of meat from Miller’s thigh. As Packer approached, he said Bell picked up the hatchet and came at him. In self-defense, Packer shot Bell sideways through the stomach and Bell went down hard. Then Packer grabbed the hatchet and whacked Bell hard on top of his head to finish him off.

>Packer claimed that every day after that, he tried to leave the gruesome camp but was stopped by the snow depth. So each day he ate a bit more of his companions, surviving this way for about two months.

[TexasCajun]

I know my buddies are all corn-feed.

[Smokin' Joe]

One more reason to keep a few days’ rations in the vehicle...

[hole_n_one]

Poor buddies.........

[righthand man]

57%

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didn't ask if i'd like it smoked or over an open flame?