FreudianSlippers posted:

Sigmundur Davíð, former prime minister of Iceland, posted this on Facebook:

Claiming that Icelandic meat was so pure and superior to filthy forane meats that it's perfectly safe and good to eat raw.

FreudianSlippers posted:

Sigmundur Davíð, former prime minister of Iceland, posted this on Facebook:

Claiming that Icelandic meat was so pure and superior to filthy forane meats that it's perfectly safe and good to eat raw.


He is best known for this interview:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ORlq_zrfWDc
Where the interviewer confronted him on his ownership of a offshore company that was probably created for tax dodging and/or money laundering purposes. The PM being a quick thinking and charismatic man responded very professionally by forgetting how to speak English and walking out.

A sublimely awkward man.

neonbregna posted:

Raw meat is the most delicious though

FreudianSlippers posted:

Beef tartar has sauce and spices and what not. Just putting some beef on crackers with nothing else is just silly.

Megabound posted:

Pigsfeet on Rye posted:

This lovely tattoo looks like it was done with a woman's fingernails during intercourse.

BgRdMchne posted:

Yes, but it's probably safe if the meat is handled properly.

Tetracube posted:

rumble in the bunghole posted:

Solice Kirsk posted:

Yeah, but the picture he posted just looks like ground beef on crackers. Beef tartar shouldn't be ground anyways since that creates even more surface area for bacteria to hold onto. Or so I'm lead to believe. I don't like it so never eat it.

Megabound posted:

fullroundaction posted:

The linework reminds me of that one tattoo of a cute little character with a weird quote like "No Worry" or something like that. It's intentionally bad/simple.

e: Whoops thought I was in the bad tattoo thread. Hopefully someone knows what I'm talking about, I can't find it on GIS.

FreudianSlippers posted:

Beef tartar has sauce and spices and what not. Just putting some beef on crackers with nothing else is just silly.

Sloober posted:

How about raw beef and onions? Somehow thats a thing in wisconsin. I will never understand.

Pick posted:

I eat raw beef all the time and that is its most delicious form.

Solice Kirsk posted:

Always wanted to meat a werewolf!

Hihohe posted:

What was that thread where this couple was eating old, probably rotten meat so the thread came to the conclusion that they were bears or something.

Hihohe posted:

What was that thread where this couple was eating old, probably rotten meat so the thread came to the conclusion that they were bears or something.

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My wife was just sick. chronic fatigue/pain. Like you know those people who have all kinds of things wrong with them but doctors just cant help them? She was wasting away and could not digest anything. We have always eaten a 'healthy' diet. Our dinners before going raw were usually a serving of fish chicken or sometimes beef, with a whole bunch of local veggies. Even though we were doing all kinds of 'healthy' things, my wifes health was still declining to where we both knew she was going to die and we just didnt know what else we could do!

I think i was browsing around on the net and came across the Wai (fruitarian) diet. I thought the theory was interesting but it sounded like a pretty good way to mess yourself up. Raw paleo and eating raw meat were soon discovered and i brought home a slew of raw meat and organs. She was not amused but choked it down and went 'hey, that felt like it actually digested' 'my stomach isnt all hosed up'

After crying into her dinner for a few months we really noticed the difference (I did it too) And all kinds of things that we used to think were 'normal' were actually NOT normal. You do not know what your stomach is supposed to feel like until you have eaten raw carnivore (we did not really do paleo, we pretty much went from vegitarians to carnivores, ditched the plants because we knew they were bullshit)

We actually live outdoors for most of the year (in fact i just put a wood stove in my tent so we're heading back out into the canadian winters for 4-season outdoor living) in a tent. So the majority of the meat that we eat is 'rotten' since we have no refrigeration. Its funny how your tastes change, and your idea of taste. Fresh meat is now bland and boring. We prefer the aged meat, it just gets more flavor as the weeks go on. I imagine its kind of like how people develop taste for other fermented things like cheese and wine.

Something else we found was that you're told that eating rotten meat will pretty much kill you. When you find out that it doesnt, in fact after eating it you sometimes feel euphoric; what other things were I afraid of that were not actually real?

We dont really eat carbs, an occasional grapefruit for me but my wife has no interest in anything that isnt animal. The fat is the gold. Your body goes through a pretty rough adaption process learning to burn fat instead of carbs. After you have done that you feel pretty awesome. We eat the whole animal, brains to brothing the feet.

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Is it really so hard to believe that we live in a tent outdoors and since we have no refrigeration and eat a meat only diet, we naturally ended up eating our meat rotted and began to actually prefer it like that? Its also easier to digest when its aged. Digestion is supposed to be pretty taxing on your body so i imagine if your body is pretty run down to begin with you dont want to load it up with a bunch of hard to digest foods.

I dont see what you are arguing with here. After trying everything this is how we got our results. You probably wont get sick from your diet/lifestyle until you are 80 years old and by then you wont care about yourself since you're going to be old and wrinkley anyway, right?

You also dont have to eat your meat RAW, you can drop it in a pan for like, 10 seconds a side to warm it up (since warm meat is so much better than cold meat) and you will still get most of your raw meat goodness.. We just have better things to do than cooking food.

If you were going to eat something raw for your health, i would probably recomend finding yourself some good quality grass fed liver. Its nutrient dense and slimy enough that you can just chop it into chunks and bolt it down if you're a newbie and not used to the taste. You dont actually have to chew any meat if its raw, you can just woof it down whole like a dog and it will still digest fine if you wanted to.

Helios Grime posted:

I think somebody also did a comic from that post.

Megabound posted:

Data Graham posted:

Whoever that was did some amazing E/N comics. Wish I could remember their name.

hyperhazard posted:

"We just have better things to do than cooking food."

Megabound posted:

Gorilla Salad posted:

This is a subforum where people were banned for begging a guy to stop eating soup made from huge chunks of lard.


If I remember right he had been to a doctor for a blood test and his cholesterol level test came back saying, "Please don't send us gravy."