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You laugh, but this guy had it rough.

He's the kind of freak who'd get a TLC documentary, but he lived in the fucked up times where doctors have the idea to see if a man would eat a living cat

WHAT AM I READING

>Ishida and Abe returned to Ogu, where they remained until his death. During their love-making this time, Abe put the knife to the base of Ishida's penis, and said she would make sure he would never play around with another woman. Ishida laughed at this. Two nights into this bout of sex, Abe began choking Ishida, and he told her to continue, saying that this increased his pleasure. She had him do it to her as well. On the evening of May 16, 1936, Abe used her obi sash to cut off Ishida's breathing during orgasm, and they both enjoyed it. They repeated this for two more hours. Once Abe stopped the strangulation, Ishida's face became distorted, and would not return to its normal appearance. Ishida took 30 tablets of a sedative called Calmotin to try to soothe his pain. According to Abe, as Ishida started to doze, he told her, "You'll put the cord around my neck and squeeze it again while I'm sleeping, won't you... If you start to strangle me, don't stop, because it is so painful afterward." Abe commented that she wondered if he had wanted her to kill him, but on reflection decided he must have been joking.[33]

>Mark Schreiber notes that the Sada Abe incident occurred at a time when the Japanese media were preoccupied with extreme political and military troubles, including the Ni Ni Roku incident and a looming full-scale war in China. He suggests that a sensationalistic sex scandal such as this served as a welcome national release from the disturbing events of the time.[28] The incident also struck a chord with the ero-guro-nansensu ("erotic-grotesque-nonsense") style popular at the time, and the Sada Abe Incident came to represent that genre for years to come.[43]

>The judge presiding over the trial admitted to being sexually aroused by some of the details involved in the case, yet made sure that the trial was held with the utmost seriousness.

when will we exterminate these degenerate subhumans?

This guy was like an IRL Mr. Bombardini

I've read about him before, he is an incredibly interesting figure. Would be cool if a good movie was made about him

She sounds like your garden variety crazy bitch to me - promiscuous, drunk and mentally unstable.

Damn

JUST LIKE MY WAIFU!

youtube.com/watch?v=I6HmlvQx64A

Am I the only one completely disgusted by Tarrare? I can see how he's instersting and funny, but something about him makes me almost hate him.

He ate a living cat. As interesting as he is, he was a shitty person

>Hi my name is Tarrare and this is Jackass: La Marseillaise Edition

>Unfortunately for Tarrare, he could not speak German, and on his first mission was captured by Prussian forces, severely beaten and underwent a mock execution before being returned to French lines.

There's no way this is real.

Wait until you read the detailed section on this operation
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tarrare#Service_as_a_military_courier

Shit's hilarous

>He was granted quadruple rations but remained hungry;[8] he would scavenge for garbage in gutters and refuse containers,[6]

Imagine being this hungry all the time, would you mind eating living animals ?

>As a child, Tarrare had a huge appetite and by his teens could eat a quarter of a bullock, weighing as much as Tarrare himself, in a single day.[4][5] By this time, his parents could not provide for him and had forced him to leave home.[1][6]
>Tarrare would draw a crowd by eating corks, stones and live animals,

The cat is nothing
He tried to eat dead humans at the morgue and is suspected to have eaten a baby...

how did the cat not rip him the fuck up on the way down?

we should compile a list of all the absolute mad men in history
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timothy_Dexter

Because he actually killed the cat (with his teeth)

>On another occasion Tarrare was presented with a live cat. He tore the cat's abdomen open with his teeth and drank its blood, and proceeded to eat the entire cat aside from its bones, before vomiting up its fur and skin.[2][8]

There's a stray cat that comes to chill with us sometimes that we named Tarrare, because he ignores the cat food we leave for him instead preferring our trash and grass

>The book contained 8,847 words and 33,864 letters, but no punctuation and its capitalization seemed random. At first, he handed his book out for free, but it became popular and was reprinted for sale eight times.[2] In the second edition, Dexter added an extra page which consisted of 13 lines of punctuation marks with the instructions that readers could distribute them as they pleased.

>money wonfc gltt thous figers so fast as I wish I have sent to Leg
horn for many mr bourr is one Amonks others I sent in the grand
Crecham thous 3 kings Are plane white colow at present the Royal
Arch & figers cost 39 pound wate silver the hiest Councaton order
in the world so it is sade by the knowing one I have only 4 Lions
& 1 Lam up the spred Eagel has bin up 3 years upon the Coupe-
lay I have 13 billors front in strat Row for 13 states when we be-
gun 3 in the Rear 15 foot hie 4 more on the grass see 2 the same
hath at the Rite of the grand Arch 2 at the left wing 15 foot hie
the Arch 17 foot hie the my hous is 3 sorey upwards of 290 feet
round the hous Nater has formed the ground Eaquel to what you
would wish for the Art by man Eaquel to a Solomun the onerabel
Jonathan Jackson one of the first in this Country for tast borne A
grat man by Nater then the best Lurning what sot me fored for
my plan having so gran spot the hool of the world Cant Excead
this to thous that dont know would think I was Like halfe the
world

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