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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
8-10-2012 @ 5:57PM
Dave Seminara said...
You're probably right, Meg. But when I thought about this incident, I remembered my colleague and his reaction and, quite honestly, a lot of people think about cannibalism when they think of PNG, fair or not. When was the last bit of flesh consumed by the tribes in remote parts of PNG? That I do not know, nor does anyone else, at least for sure.
But this isn't a story about cannibalism in PNG, it's about bidding in the Foreign Service, so I don't want to get too sidetracked by the discussion of whether there are still cannibals there or not.