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Hi Everyone Sandman Here,

This video is brought to you by a donation from Thomas. He didn't give me a specific topic so what I want to do is cover a story I ran into a while ago about an Indonesian man that allegedly married a cow because the people in his town found out he was fornicating with it and they arranged a wedding for him and the cow. Or so the story goes. I first ran into this story when I was discussing a 74 year old woman that believed her husband had come back and was reincarnated as a cow and then licked her. The cow sleeps next to her in her bed where her husband used to sleep. That video mentioned the man from Indonesia so I thought that the next donation I got without a topic it would be a good idea to investigate the shaming a guy got from his village that led him to marry a cow. I jokingly said that if he did marry a cow it would be a blessing because a human wife nags and a cow moos and I'd probably choose the moo too. So I managed to find an article which I've linked to in the description. Here's what the article says and I quote: "Allegedly in 2010, a young man, 18-year-old Ngurah Alit from a village called Yeh Embang, was briefly enchanted by a member of the bovine species. And, get ready for the cringe, made it with that cow. Yep, definitely feeling my last meal coming up right about now. He had believed the cow was a young and beautiful woman who had paid him some flattering compliments. Clearly, we're dealing with a somewhat less than a full deck or the young man was accurate in his assessment that the cow shape shifted into the form of a comely woman and seduced him. His friends and neighbors were nearly as incredulous as you or I may have been, and solved the bestiality problem the only way you can: by feeding the beast. Taking a note from the bad parenting playbook the town elders had him marry the cow. The headman said (in effect), "If you love that cow so much, why don't you marry her?" So, marry her he did. Unfortunately, during the ritual, Alit passed out and his mother started screaming. (How was she not already screaming after finding out that her son wanted to marry a cow? This I'll never know.) And then a villager had weighed in with their two cents: "Poor kid. He’s actually a quiet kid." I'm not sure how helpful this assessment had been at the moment, but it's good to know a little more about the prospective groom from a writing standpoint. And then, after making the man marry the uddered mammal, the villagers drowned her. They also pretended to drown the groom in order to exorcise the village of the shameful spirit of bestiality. The village chief then declared the village to be officially "cleansed from the defilement from the incident," and everyone went about their day." unquote. Here I thought there would be a happy ending with this mad lad sticking his large head up a cows vag. But I guess not. I guess it was all about shaming him and taking away his true love. While the woman in India gets to keep the cow in her bed. Talk about double standards if you're a man versus if you're a woman. I'll discuss more in a moment but let me first tell everyone about today's sponsor Hex:





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