Harvard discovers three of its library books are bound in human flesh

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[Perdogg]

There's something undeniably creepy about big, expansive libraries. The hushed whispers, the almost artificial quiet, and the smell of dusty tomes combine to create a surreal experience. But when it comes to creepy libraries, Harvard University might take the cake... you see, three of its books are bound in human skin.

[needmorePaine]

Were these books donated by Lord Roose Bolton?

(Had to go a different direction since the Silence of the Lambs/Evil Dead references were taken)

[onedoug]

Now we know why no one remembers this soetoro freak while he was allegedly there. He was in the library.

[4yearlurker]

That reminds me of a Rabbi I knew that did circumcisions for free. He only took tips.

[Noumenon]

The Necronomicon and the Pnakotic Manuscripts come machine to mind.

[Opinionated Blowhard]

That’s probably two more than have useful information in them.

[MinuteGal]

Yikes! I saw human faces on both books shown full cover.

SHRIEK!

Leni

[ScottinVA]

[skinkinthegrass]

that must bring "joy" to the Marxists/FemiNAZIs.

[baddog 219]

Come Get Some!

[HangnJudge]

Brings new meaning to
Necronomicon

HP Lovecraft lives

[KC_Lion]

Eh, You can find those on Ebay.

But I hope this Book Doesn't have "Ia! Ia! Cthulhu Fhtagn" written in it.

[mmichaels1970]

“The Joy of Cooking”
“Larousse Gastronomique”
“Mastering the Art of French Cooking”

[Scoutmaster]

We've had four vivisepulture threads in 2014, so the bloom is off the rose.

I'm now setting my bieber to "anthropodermic bibliopegy."

[Gaffer]

“Dreams of My Father,” “The Audacity of Hope,” and “Rules for Radicals?”

[PGR88]

They should have never accepted that donation from Jeffrey Dahmer

[shoff]

Not all the books they discovered are old. The most recent one is “Tax code for conservatives” by Louis Lerner. It is a big volume and takes a pound of flesh to cover it.

[needmorePaine]

“The Joy of Cooking”
“Larousse Gastronomique”
“Mastering the Art of French Cooking”


"To Serve Man"

[mabarker1]

LOL! Flash from the past.

[Tax-chick]

I’d say, “How often does that come up?” but I’d already said that about vivisepulture.

[uncle fenders]

This is hardly as bad as the concentration camp woman that collected human tattoos ...She could have read the book by the light of her human skinned lampshade ...