...my dog doesn't have a nose...

Totally fine with this. These people harm no one AND improve the gene pool.

Win win.

Edited by thupercoach: 30/9/2013 04:55:33 PM

Are you serious? People have serious emotional issues because of a useless piece of skin?

:roll: Oh boy, here we go

A Chinese man divorced and then sued his ex-wife for giving birth to what he called an extremely ugly baby girl, the Irish Times reported.

Initially, Jian Feng accused his wife of infidelity, so sure that he could never father an unattractive child.

When a DNA test proved that the baby was his, Feng’s wife came clean on a little secret — before they met, she had undergone about $100,000 worth of cosmetic surgery in South Korea.

Feng sued his ex-wife on the grounds of false pretenses, for not telling him about the plastic surgery and duping him into thinking she was beautiful, The Huffington Post reported.

The kicker? He won. A judge agreed with Feng’s argument and ordered his ex-wife to fork over $120,000.

“I married my wife out of love, but as soon as we had our first daughter, we began having marital issues,” he told the Irish Times. “Our daughter was incredibly ugly, to the point where it horrified me.

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Victim 'fantasised' about being killed and eaten
6 HOURS AGO DECEMBER 01, 2013 11:36AM
Police cordons block a property near Reichenau, eastern Germany after police officer was arrested on suspicion of killing and...
Police cordons block a property near Reichenau, eastern Germany after police officer was arrested on suspicion of killing and chopping up a man he met on the internet. Picture: AP Source: AP
A GERMAN police officer has been arrested on suspicion of killing and chopping up a man he met on the internet who had long fantasised about being killed and eaten, authorities say.
The handwriting and document analysis specialist was arrested last week at his workplace, the Criminal Technical Institute in the eastern city of Dresden, authorities said. He told investigators that he fatally stabbed the victim in the throat on November 4, hours after the two met in person for the first time.
The 55-year-old said he then chopped up the body into multiple pieces. The suspect pointed officers to a number of places around his property, south of Dresden, where he had buried the remains, city police chief Dieter Kroll said at a televised news conference.
The killing happened about a month after the pair first met in an internet chat room, police said. The 59-year-old victim, whose name wasn't released, travelled about 400 kilometres (250 miles) by bus from Hannover to the meeting.
Police with a sniffing dog investigate the area around a house near Reichenau, eastern Germany. Picture: AP
Police with a sniffing dog investigate the area around a house near Reichenau, eastern Germany. Picture: AP Source: AP
Police started looking into the case when the victim was reported missing November 11 by a colleague. Two days later, witnesses told officers that "the missing man had fantasised since his youth about being killed and eaten by another person," Kroll said.
There is no indication at this point that the suspect ate body parts, and the suspect denied having done so, prosecutor Lorenz Haase said.
He said that the suspect didn't mention whether the two had any sexual relations before the killing.
"That's under investigation," Haase said in a telephone interview. "He said that his victim wanted to be killed and he fulfilled this wish."
Investigator Maik Mainda said the victim and the suspected killer maintained "very intense contact by chat, by mail, by SMS but also by telephone" after first becoming acquainted in early October. The website they used says it deals with "exotic meat."
Police investigate the area around a house near Reichenau, eastern Germany. Picture: AP
Police investigate the area around a house near Reichenau, eastern Germany. Picture: AP Source: AP
The men agreed to meet up in Dresden on November 4, and agreed that the killing should take place shortly afterwards, Mainda added.
Police are only just beginning their investigation, he said.
"I can't give any conclusive information yet about the actual motivation of the suspect for killing his victim. We are investigating in all directions."
The case appears to have at least some parallels with a saga that both fascinated and appalled Germany a decade ago, when confessed cannibal Armin Meiwes was arrested for the killing of an internet acquaintance. Meiwes, who captured the killing on video, said his victim answered an internet posting seeking a young man for "slaughter and consumption."
Meiwes was convicted of murder and sentenced to life in prison. He argued unsuccessfully to Germany's highest court that the killing should be classified as a mercy killing and maintained that his sentence was disproportionate.
The Dresden case "will show how easily people can come together with the most gruesome fantasies on the internet and exchange their perversions in increasingly crass manner," police chief Kroll said. "In 99 per cent of cases, they get their kick out of the exchange."

http://www.news.com.au/world/victim-fantasised-about-being-killed-and-eaten/story-fndir2ev-1226772329040