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Kentucky Fried Children
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u/PheonixGalaxy Jan 20 '22
“Finger licking good” gets a whole new meaning
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u/OneHonkAway Jan 20 '22
j e f f r e y e p s t e i n
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u/_ImNotYourBuddy_Guy Jan 20 '22
Didn't kill himself
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u/OneHonkAway Jan 21 '22
u/_ImNotYourBuddy_Guy has just been found dead on his bathroom floor. It is evident by the gunshots to his right scapula and the back of his head that he committed suicide.
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u/senove2900 Jan 20 '22
Now I can abide people eating children, whatever to each their own, but why the hell would I be cleaning after them? it's their mess, they clean it up!
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u/DDrakken Jan 20 '22
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u/Sorry-Business-1152 Jan 20 '22
Can’t even host a satanic ritual in the park these days without stepping in dog shit
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u/trueblue862 Jan 20 '22
What, I would never eat a heart. I stick to the normal stuff, butts and thighs. One time I ate a foot but it was nasty.
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u/gissycat Jan 20 '22
It's fine to leash my dog. And i guess it's not my business if people eat children. But why do I gotta clean up after them?!
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u/already-taken-wtf Jan 20 '22 edited Jan 20 '22
Edit: spelling. It should be r/accidentalCannibal
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u/beansouphighlights Jan 20 '22
That sub exists now
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u/already-taken-wtf Jan 20 '22
Sorry. Wrong spelling:(
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Jan 20 '22
Controversial opinion: Neither children nor dogs belong in restaurants. Neither can behave around food and will ruin everyone's nice time by being noisy and running around like wild beasts.
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u/kioobee Jan 20 '22
Sure boss! Wait - wadaya mean there ain't no kids' remains? What'll I tell my cult now?
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u/testing_is_fun Jan 20 '22
My dog would love to eat the scraps left of children. She eats everything else she finds dead on the ground.
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u/Darkassassin07 Jan 20 '22
You insist I leash my dog so I'm available to clean up after the people eating kids?
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u/JonasRahbek Jan 20 '22
They should deal with the real problem before even thinking about dog leashes..
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u/coffeejn Jan 20 '22
I think the bigger problem is the people eating the children, not the unleashed dogs.
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u/Knightmare945 Jan 20 '22
Puts a whole new meaning to mothers saying “I put you in this world, I can take you back out!”
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u/Ehzabeth Jan 20 '22
leash your children people are eating dogs. I swear I saw every word on this sign in the wrong order
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u/slavetomyprecious Jan 21 '22
It gets so chaotic when you're chasing down a frantic child running for it's life and then the dogs coming chasing too. Leashing them just makes the whole process cleaner.
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u/__jh96 Jan 20 '22 edited Jan 20 '22
Put a comma after leash
Edit - that was a joke, for all the up tight downvoters
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u/scenicviewtoinsanity Jan 20 '22 edited Jan 20 '22
How and where did Leash acquire these dog people from?
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u/__jh96 Jan 20 '22
That was a joke, in case that wasn't clear. Partners name is Alicia, nickname is "Leash"
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u/MrSpotgold Jan 20 '22
I think people should leash their dog regardless of whether people are eating children. There, I said it.