/siberia/ - Off-topic

if pol pot put all of /pol/ in his /pol/ pot, how many /pol/s could pol pot pull out?

>>725352
Reddit frogs and chuds because they wear glasses.

me hopefully

>>725368
pol pot could pull no /pol/s out of pol pot's /pol/ pot because once a /pol/ is in pol pot's /pol/ pot it has been potboiled beyond recognition. however, pol pot could have some sort of pull pot to put /pol/s in and pull /pol/s out of in case pol pot doesn't want to put /pol/s in pol pot's /pol/ pot. i'm not sure what the purpose of pol pot's pull pot would be but since pol pot is the owner of pol pot's /pol/ pot i guess it's up to pol pot if pol pot wants to have a pull pot to use in place of pol pot's /pol/ pot. if pol pot does have a pull pot and not just a /pol/ pot then we can start talking about how many /pol/s pol pot could pull out of pol pot's pull pot (after pol pot puts them in pol pot's pull pot, of course), but it's an open question whether pol pot could really put all of /pol/ in pol pot's pull pot to then pull /pol/ out of pol pot's pull pot.

>>725682
just what are words at this pol point idk anymore

>>725682
gemistry

test

https://youtu.be/EIlWD4B8p-A?si=tITD7ku6ACPNWet2

According to this documentary the Khmer Rouge would eat human bladders to chill their bodies. The ending, where they show the corpses at that school turned into an extermination camp, is beautiful.

>>726182
>the Khmer Rouge would eat human bladders to chill their bodies.
didn't know about the bladders in particular, thank you
they also cut (living) people open to harvest their livers and consume them, eating human livers is believed to be a traditional chinese medicine derived remedy that increases battle prowess

me

>>726187
Sounds like atrocity propaganda to me.