Re:Doctor Fukushi Masaichi and the Art of Preserving Tattooe...
by para_parolu on Friday October 18, 2024 @11:46PM
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This reminds me of story “Skin” by Roald Dahl
Re:Doctor Fukushi Masaichi and the Art of Preserving Tattooe...
by telesilla on Saturday October 19, 2024 @10:48AM
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https://artinfiction.wordpress.com/2013/09/04/roald-dahl-ski...
It's very Roald Dahl. Great tale
Re:Doctor Fukushi Masaichi and the Art of Preserving Tattooe...
by jdsnape on Saturday October 19, 2024 @04:42PM
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I came to see if anyone else has made that connection. I wonder if he saw this and it was an inspiration? Hard to know because he could quite as easily imagined it.
Re:Doctor Fukushi Masaichi and the Art of Preserving Tattooe...
by Mistletoe on Friday October 18, 2024 @11:51PM
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The pics are enough, something very unnerving about flayed human skin.
Re:Doctor Fukushi Masaichi and the Art of Preserving Tattooe...
by dazzawazza on Saturday October 19, 2024 @05:56AM
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Trying to find a fence for human skin would hard although, given humanity, I imagine not impossible.
Re:Doctor Fukushi Masaichi and the Art of Preserving Tattooe...
by GistNoesis on Saturday October 19, 2024 @09:00AM
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Just go to Darcin Cole with some blood from Adalon.
Re:Doctor Fukushi Masaichi and the Art of Preserving Tattooe...
by latexr on Saturday October 19, 2024 @06:40AM
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I’m not doubting the veracity of the story, but it reminded me of the “dog in suitcase” urban legend¹.
Maybe the robber this time was Buffalo Bill². In which case, jackpot.
¹ https://www.vice.com/en/article/dead-dog-suitcase-stolen-tub...
² The Silence of the Lambs character, James Gumb³, not the showman William F. Cody⁴.
³ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buffalo_Bill_(The_Silence_of_t...
Imagine stealing a suitcase only to find it filled with tattooed human skin. Yikes.