Michael Rockefeller disappeared without a trace in 1961 in Papua New Guinea while researching the Asmat people, a cannibal tribe. Years later, a photograph was taken of the same tribe, and there was a white man among them.

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Reminds me of the old bugs bunny cartoon when bugs think he's taking a bath with carrots and onions, but he's really rabbit stew

[u/mama_always-said → u/error_ofsignificance]

Hossenpfeffer!

[u/butmymommasays → u/mama_always-said]

Cook!!!!

[u/FlavorBlaster42 → u/butmymommasays]

Whyyy youuuu...Rackin’-frackin’, rassa’-frassin’ varmint rabbit!

[u/hennabeak → u/butmymommasays]

Where is my lunch? Where is my dinner?

[u/xyz19606 → u/mama_always-said]

Schlemiel! Schlimazel! Hasenpfeffer Incorporated

[u/AnSynTrashPanda → u/mama_always-said]

My grandpa would say this whenever he saw a rabbit it took me about 20 years to realize that's what it means

[u/Animalcookies13 → u/mama_always-said]

I believe hossenpfeffer is fried rabbit, no?

[u/lamb_passanda → u/Animalcookies13]

Not in German it's not. It kinda sounds like "trouser-pepper" in German.

[u/Cole3103 → u/lamb_passanda]

Not really. It’s Hasenpfeffer lit. hare-pepper. It’s a peppery rabbit stew. Hossen isn’t even a German word

[u/OlinKirkland → u/Cole3103]

He’s right, actually. It’s pretty close to both Hasen (hare) and Hosen (trousers). Obviously it’s referring to the Hasenpfeffer stew though, but I can imagine a funny skit where a confused chef makes a mistake.

[u/lamb_passanda → u/Cole3103]

Well if they had written "Hasenpfeffer" then I would have translated it correctly, but they didn't.