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So that's how you eat Octopus

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And this is how Octopus fights back:

 

Octo-wussy

Jecinta Noble

 

 

Always check your food is dead before you tuck in.

 

A man from South Korea probably wished he hadn't eaten a live octopus that ended up killing him.

 

The 62-year-old Seoul resident liked eating live octopi for some strange reason - perhaps he had a death wish.

 

The diner covered the squirming dish in vinegar and red pepper paste, but it still continued to struggle.

 

Thinking it was on his last few legs, he stuffed the octopus into his mouth.

 

But this little blighter was a fighter who decided to use its tentacles to push himself off the man's teeth, dive down his throat and spread itself out.

 

The man quickly began to choke prompting his wife to come to his aid.

 

"I slapped him on the back, but it didn't work," she told The Korea Herald.

 

Clearly.

 

The emergency services managed to pull the octopus from the man's throat, finding it still alive.

 

But the diner was dead.

 

Never mess with a feisty hor's d'oeuvre.

 

http://www.megastar.co.uk/megastar/news/20...TY1MTk1MTA.html

And this is how Octopus fights back:

 

Octo-wussy

Jecinta Noble

 

 

Always check your food is dead before you tuck in.

 

A man from South Korea probably wished he hadn't eaten a live octopus that ended up killing him.

 

The 62-year-old Seoul resident liked eating live octopi for some strange reason - perhaps he had a death wish.

 

The diner covered the squirming dish in vinegar and red pepper paste, but it still continued to struggle.

 

Thinking it was on his last few legs, he stuffed the octopus into his mouth.

 

But this little blighter was a fighter who decided to use its tentacles to push himself off the man's teeth, dive down his throat and spread itself out.

 

The man quickly began to choke prompting his wife to come to his aid.

 

"I slapped him on the back, but it didn't work," she told The Korea Herald.

 

Clearly.

 

The emergency services managed to pull the octopus from the man's throat, finding it still alive.

 

But the diner was dead.

 

Never mess with a feisty hor's d'oeuvre.

 

http://www.megastar.co.uk/megastar/news/20...TY1MTk1MTA.html

 

:lol Thats better that the video

And this is how Octopus fights back:

 

Octo-wussy

Jecinta Noble

 

 

Always check your food is dead before you tuck in.

 

A man from South Korea probably wished he hadn't eaten a live octopus that ended up killing him.

 

The 62-year-old Seoul resident liked eating live octopi for some strange reason - perhaps he had a death wish.

 

The diner covered the squirming dish in vinegar and red pepper paste, but it still continued to struggle.

 

Thinking it was on his last few legs, he stuffed the octopus into his mouth.

 

But this little blighter was a fighter who decided to use its tentacles to push himself off the man's teeth, dive down his throat and spread itself out.

 

The man quickly began to choke prompting his wife to come to his aid.

 

"I slapped him on the back, but it didn't work," she told The Korea Herald.

 

Clearly.

 

The emergency services managed to pull the octopus from the man's throat, finding it still alive.

 

But the diner was dead.

 

Never mess with a feisty hor's d'oeuvre.

 

http://www.megastar.co.uk/megastar/news/20...TY1MTk1MTA.html

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

And this is how Octopus fights back:

 

Octo-wussy

Jecinta Noble

 

 

Always check your food is dead before you tuck in.

 

A man from South Korea probably wished he hadn't eaten a live octopus that ended up killing him.

 

The 62-year-old Seoul resident liked eating live octopi for some strange reason - perhaps he had a death wish.

 

The diner covered the squirming dish in vinegar and red pepper paste, but it still continued to struggle.

 

Thinking it was on his last few legs, he stuffed the octopus into his mouth.

 

But this little blighter was a fighter who decided to use its tentacles to push himself off the man's teeth, dive down his throat and spread itself out.

 

The man quickly began to choke prompting his wife to come to his aid.

 

"I slapped him on the back, but it didn't work," she told The Korea Herald.

 

Clearly.

 

The emergency services managed to pull the octopus from the man's throat, finding it still alive.

 

But the diner was dead.

 

Never mess with a feisty hor's d'oeuvre.

 

http://www.megastar.co.uk/megastar/news/20...TY1MTk1MTA.html

 

:o

Thats pretty sick that he its them alive... well now I should say ate them alive.

 

They must be baby octopi if he fit it all in his mouth

I've heard of such practices before, apparently its not that uncommon, and every now and then someone ends up chocking on these squids. I dont see the point, I guess it tastes a bit more fresh if its alive

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