Imagine if Mizi lowk ate Sua on stage infront of all the aliens. "We're going to be together forever Sua!!" Ahh Mizi.

Southeast Asia is known for their obscure funeral practises, one of which is turning corpses into wine. The Berawan of central northern Borneo prepare wine in a very specific way; they also prepare their corpses in a very similar way. After death, the corpse is washed and then laid out on the veranda. After a day or so, the corpse is then stored inside a jar. Since the jar has a narrow neck, the corpse needs to be cut at the shoulders to fit inside. The decomposition fluid then flows out through a bamboo pipe and is collected in another jar to be drank.

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Cultural taboos have long been part of human civilization. Some are nasty, some are shocking and some are downright disgusting. Weird (for lack of a better word) can be used to define these practices, however, even in the 21st century you will find these practices being observed in high regard

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