wwebghost0101 replysopuli.xyz7Hide 7 repliesWow, what the heck this looks better preserved than most mummies i ever saw. Was this a natural accidental pickle process or an intentional practice? I want to be pickled after death now.28Reply
TTaako_Tuesday replylemmy.ca5Hide 5 repliesI'm sure it was accidental at first, but eventually they found out bogs were great at preserving things. There are plenty of records of people putting food in bogs to preserve them.14Reply
CCort replylemmy.world3Hide 3 repliesDidn't someone find perfectly good butter in a bog from a few hundred years ago?13Reply
drdiddlybadger replypawb.social2Hide 2 repliesWould you eat toast that had been buttered with the bog butter?4Reply
AAThing4String replysh.itjust.worksI was reading the wiki for Tollund man yesterday, and I believe they actually took a fingerprint from him. That's pretty identifiable, I think14Reply
ttheatomictruth replylemmy.worldhttps://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tollund_Man https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bog_body9Reply
Sotuanduso lemm.eeSo... what I'm getting from this is that if you want to put zombies in a bog in your TTRPG campaign, they should be acidic pickle zombies.2Reply
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Then he turned himself into a pickle
Funniest thing I've ever seen
How long would a pickled body stay identifiable?
Wow, what the heck this looks better preserved than most mummies i ever saw.
Was this a natural accidental pickle process or an intentional practice?
I want to be pickled after death now.
I'm sure it was accidental at first, but eventually they found out bogs were great at preserving things. There are plenty of records of people putting food in bogs to preserve them.
Didn't someone find perfectly good butter in a bog from a few hundred years ago?
Would you eat toast that had been buttered with the bog butter?
Honestly, depends on the smell. But I'd probably try a bite
I'd probably take a bite a day after they took a bite
I was reading the wiki for Tollund man yesterday, and I believe they actually took a fingerprint from him.
That's pretty identifiable, I think
Who is he and where can I learn more
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tollund_Man
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bog_body
So... what I'm getting from this is that if you want to put zombies in a bog in your TTRPG campaign, they should be acidic pickle zombies.