Some tribes across Africa were known for hunting, killing, and eating women they deemed witches. I couldn't find a source, but I remember reading about it. I think the last recorded successful hunt occured in the 90's.
I did however find this a 2008 article written by the guardian, that talks about the sell and use of albinos in Tanzania. It has absolutely nothing to do with my original point, just thought it was interesting and very fucked up.
Yeah I only know about them, because I've taken my fair share of language tests. If you're interested here is a pretty good explanation of each level. These levels are used for (as far as I know) as a scale for every language.
The Legend of Alan D'ar, it was for me the first co-op rpg I'd ever played. My brother and I couldn't out our controllers down. Sadly all you ever hear about it IF anything is how much people hated it.
My grand pa and I planted an apple tree together in '95, he told me "One day we'll sit together under this tree and eat apples together. When you're old enough we'll travel the world together too!" He unfortunatly passed away that same year and due to that we moved out of state leaving the apple tree behind. I like to look back on this memory and think about how big the tree is now, and hope that at least someone gets to enjoy appels under our back yard tree. Because of that memory I've traveled through Europe, Asia, and Africa. I would give anything to have had him here by my side, maybe eat a couple appels on our way.
Some tribes across Africa were known for hunting, killing, and eating women they deemed witches. I couldn't find a source, but I remember reading about it. I think the last recorded successful hunt occured in the 90's.
I did however find this a 2008 article written by the guardian, that talks about the sell and use of albinos in Tanzania. It has absolutely nothing to do with my original point, just thought it was interesting and very fucked up.