Krebs' Free form/Chaos Thread

[Netserk]

Just a little reminder (There are rumours that children read this forum):

5. No links to pornography, or posting of pornographic images. This includes exceedingly graphic or jarring images of violence, etc as well.

 

[Cyivel]

Oops, sorry if it bothered anyone.

 

[Cobber]

Maybe this belongs in "The Clinic"?

 

[krebs303]

 

[krebs303]

 

[krebs303]

 

[krebs303]

 

[Mad Elephant Man]

 

[Mad Elephant Man]

 

[krebs303]

Tony got divorced very soon, I am practically divorced coz ex is with rich SOB
Tony had a affair with married woman last october, we did not get married coz she already was, and her hubby would not like that idea very much.
Tony realized that woman is kool but married, and Tony broke up after 1 month.
Tony found new woman just 2 days after sleeping with married woman (yes I am man pig)
Tony went into retirement coz thinking we broke up, and started this thread
Tony is again with that woman awesome and so kool and we are going on weekend at 4* hotel soon.

You don t get it? Neither do I my brother, neither do I

 

[Black-Balled]

I will play pool, for money:

 

[Black-Balled]

 

[Black-Balled]

 

[Black-Balled]

casa de Krebs?

 

[Black-Balled]

 

[krebs303]

Professional Monster
Issei Sagawa took an unlikely path to fame — after killing and cannibalizing a Dutch woman in Paris in 1981, he wrote a fictionalized account of the crime, In the Mist, that sold 200,000 copies in his native Japan:

There is a loud sound and her body falls from the chair onto the floor. It is like she is watching me. I see her cheeks, her eyes, her nose and mouth, the blood pouring from her head. I try to talk to her, but she no longer answers. There is blood all over the floor. I try to wipe it up, but I realize I cannot stop the flow of blood from her head. It is very quiet here. There is only the silence of death.

Since his release from a Japanese psychiatric hospital in 1985, Sagawa has parlayed his reputation into a ghoulish industry. He has produced four novels, written a weekly column for a Japanese tabloid, appeared on the cover of a gourmet magazine, and is a regular subject of television documentaries. His crime inspired the Rolling Stones’ song “Too Much Blood.”

“The public has made me the godfather of cannibalism, and I am happy about that,” he said. “I will always look at the world through the eyes of a cannibal.”

 

[LaFlorecita]

Professional Monster
Issei Sagawa took an unlikely path to fame — after killing and cannibalizing a Dutch woman in Paris in 1981, he wrote a fictionalized account of the crime, In the Mist, that sold 200,000 copies in his native Japan:

There is a loud sound and her body falls from the chair onto the floor. It is like she is watching me. I see her cheeks, her eyes, her nose and mouth, the blood pouring from her head. I try to talk to her, but she no longer answers. There is blood all over the floor. I try to wipe it up, but I realize I cannot stop the flow of blood from her head. It is very quiet here. There is only the silence of death.

Since his release from a Japanese psychiatric hospital in 1985, Sagawa has parlayed his reputation into a ghoulish industry. He has produced four novels, written a weekly column for a Japanese tabloid, appeared on the cover of a gourmet magazine, and is a regular subject of television documentaries. His crime inspired the Rolling Stones’ song “Too Much Blood.”

“The public has made me the godfather of cannibalism, and I am happy about that,” he said. “I will always look at the world through the eyes of a cannibal.”

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BosZxa1bYcE

 

[LaFlorecita]

Pic posted on VR by krebs303

airstream speak

 

[Beech Mtn]

 

[LaFlorecita]

 

[RedheadDane]

 

[screaming fist]

 

[Jeanne]

is that Travis? That child must be deaf now

 

[Black-Balled]

 

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