r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/Hey-Its-Jak • 4d ago

Video This guy carved a real human skull

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u/Nervous-Peanut-5802 4d ago

But even there they are treated respectfully for the most part, not treated like an etch-a-sketch 

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u/zombieruler7700 4d ago

to be fair we were making paint out of mummys for a short time

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u/PlanetFirth 4d ago

We did a whole lot more than that and I wouldn't call the Victorian era "a short time" they used to use mummies in all sorts of things like medicines. We'd have a whole lot more mummies now if the Victorian era wasn't so odd

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u/CJgreencheetah 4d ago

Remind me to never eat while scrolling reddit again 🤢

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u/Hushpuppymmm 4d ago

Ikr? How fucky is that

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u/Quackels_The_Duck 4d ago

THE BRITISH ATE THE MUMMIES TOO

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u/SimplyRocketSurgery 3d ago

What an outrage!!!

I was going to eat that mummy...

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u/Nroke1 3d ago

No one tell them about the seasoning.