I don't even know who this person is and what he is referencing but I still gave a hearty laugh. Just the mere thought that something is already related to the topic on hand as if this person has.
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If centaurs were real, would eating them be considered cannibalism?
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Centaur may taste like pumpkin pie, but I wouldn't know because I won't eat the filthy motherfucker
Assuming the centaur has human intelligence, I don't think it's cannibalism, but a lot of people would be uncomfortable doing it.
It's always weird to me we all kind of ignored she gave birth (or technically they popped out of the hole Perseus made after he beheaded her) to Pegasus and Chrysaor (Pegasus's twin brother who is either just a regular guy or a flying pig).
The again most modern fiction also just ignore Medusa's sisters Euryale and Stheno or that depending on the version's she's either the half-sister to Echidna (the mother of Cerberus, the Sphinx, the Hydra and many other monsters) or Echidna's Granddaughter (her mother being the original Gorgon).
I assume any monster people or any non human humans that like talk like that be fucked up, like would you eat a kryptonian or a sayian if they died in front of you?
No then you should no eat a Harpy or Lamia if they were a real alien thing
No then you should no eat a Harpy or Lamia if they were a real alien thing
well if they didn't die in front of me, and were succulently prepared and served with appetizing garnish...
No. Cannibalism is literally eating your own species. Centaurs are a separate species from human so it would not be cannibalism.
That is just the cannibalism aspect, though. The act of eating another intelligent species is a whole different can of worms.
That is just the cannibalism aspect, though. The act of eating another intelligent species is a whole different can of worms.
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I don't understand this.
Do you only eat the hooves, dick and balls of the animal protein you ingest?
No, but how would you know if the one you are eating is a centaur and not another human if they are serving you the parts that were human? Could be some homeless person.
Im just gently pointing out the horse part of a centaur is the bottom half of the centaur. Where the ass, dick and balls are….and ofcourse hooves!
The horse part of a centaur includes the entire horse except a head.
Thanks for the knowledge; I had no idea. Do you think they might have done that as a visual metaphor for athletic or sexual prowess?This.
Also just to point out that that horse with the top half of a human on top of their chest was only one of the depictions of centaurs in ancient Greek art.
The other common depiction which isn't seen in much common fiction is a full human with a horse's rear end coming out of their anus; even Medusa was depicted like this (why does modern fiction ignore any horse aspect of her?)
The most common theory for Centaurs is that they were the result of non-riding cultures misunderstanding what they were seeing when they saw mounted horsemen for the first time or possibly an ancient horse cult of humans.
Funnily, Saytrs (whom in some early art did have horse legs instead of goat) were the living embodiment of male sexuality and prowess, being the counterparts to the Nymphs (which is why nearly all Ancient Greek Art of Saytrs have them having massive erections). Though with Saytrs, there also very much comedy relief, with Classic Athens have an entire genre of play based around them which were ancient version of Raunchy comedy films (American Pie, Carry On, The Hangover etc).
The funny thing is all homo species were humans so you would have been able to eat a human without it technically being cannibalism.
It's worse than cannibalism because you're eating a person and you're also eating a pony you monster
Oh that does make sense. I believe I read that horses were fairly rare at that time in Greece so it must have been a sight to behold. I also didn't know that about the earlier depictions of Satyrs. I should read more books.
Very late reply, but here's fanart that encapsulates the character
View: https://x.com/BoioiBozo/status/1758508503638167936
Senshi hasn't cooked it with the best spices in the dungeon yet
