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The children in the factories often ate scraps of foreskin, fecal matter, or grilled slices of the excess ball sack skin that many elderly men have hanging off of their private areas. If they were lucky, they could feast on semen and the tails of dead rats. If you were pondering the question of what the children would drink, this would consist of semen if it wasn't too crusty, their own sweat, and puss that would invariably drip from the countless sores on their eyeballs.
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