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I like the pear.. shaped thing. I think it would make a good baby shower gift
In terms of medieval torture;Quote from: Camping_carl on June 10, 2006, 12:55:53 amI like the pear.. shaped thing. I think it would make a good baby shower giftHAHIn terms of medieval torture: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Judas_chairBUT... I was looking on wikipedia about child abuse and psychological torture... that looks more fun.
The Judas Chair, also known as the Judas Cradle, was allegedly a torture device used by the Spanish Inquisition.The Judas Chair was a pyramid-shaped seat. The victim was placed on top of it, with the point inserted into their anus or vagina, then very slowly lowered by ropes. The intended effect was to stretch the orifice over a long period of time, sort of a slow motion impalement.
Quote from: Milkman Dan on June 10, 2006, 01:18:10 amIn terms of medieval torture;Quote from: Camping_carl on June 10, 2006, 12:55:53 amI like the pear.. shaped thing. I think it would make a good baby shower giftHAHIn terms of medieval torture: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Judas_chairBUT... I was looking on wikipedia about child abuse and psychological torture... that looks more fun.I thought that chair was used for homosexuals. Just remember looking at stuff like that awhile back, and a pyramid shaped chair such as that was used to punish homosexuals, where the victim would be weighted down on that sharp end. *shrugs*
That man probably wouldn't mind getting the pear treatment.
^this chair looks comfy!
Exposure Medieval TortureMostly in early Medieval Times, heretics and witches were condemned to be fixed to the ground with iron nails. Spreading arms and legs while being naked under the sun resulted in having very strong sunburns all around a person's body. If this wasn't enough, wild animals used to eat the victim alive; the pain of having an animal eating burnt flesh is comparable to the wheel and other more recent torture devices.The victim was lucky if the closest animal was a bear; for there were smaller animals, such as mice; who would eat him slowly.
My favorite Medieval torture device is the guillotine.I heard that your head would still be able to see for 30 seconds after it was chopped off, and the exocutioner would show the head its body. True?
The thumbscrew or pilliwinks is an instrument of torture which was used in medieval Europe, notably by the Inquisition[citation needed]. It is a simple vise, sometimes with protruding studs on the interior surfaces. The tortured victim's thumbs or fingers were placed in the vise and slowly crushed. The thumbscrew was also applied to crush prisoners' toes, while larger, heavier devices based on the same design principle were applied to destroy knees and elbows.As well as compression of fingers and toes, the opposite concept of distension was also employed in torture chambers. Tearing the nails out of the fingers and toes as slowly as possible was a particularly common method of torture. The most straightforward means employed a pliers—often heated red-hot—to tear out the nails at the root. However, the nail extraction could be accomplished even more slowly and cruelly by first driving wooden wedges, needles, or splinters of wood, metal, or bone under the nails to pry them loose. Splinters in particular were sometimes dipped in boiling sulfur to make the torture even more savage.
dude you are fuking SICK.
Going to list my personal favourites that I've been trying to remember for the past few daysssFirst off - The BLOOD EAGLE! Technique admittedly used before the medieval times, but it involves cutting the ribs by the spine, breaking the ribs outwards, and pulling the lungs out. Then you sprinkle salt on the wounds. It was supposed to look like bloody wings! Woo for VIKINGS!!!!Actually that's all I'm going to list now because I'm getting the others mixed up.
Actually your right it was mainly for homosexuals.Btw that wiki is terrible, its hard to find two descriptions that will match perfectly, really you just need to look for more official run websites, like one that was called www.medieval-castles.org last time i check it was down though Sad
What do you mean by 'Official' run websites?
Quote from: Xxypher on June 30, 2007, 04:12:24 pmYour acting like your having a duel and your opponent gets a pistol and you get a spork.Isn't that pretty much what it is? I dunno wtf a spork is, I suppose it's way weaker than the pistol since you compared that to this.
Your acting like your having a duel and your opponent gets a pistol and you get a spork.
No, it's called the Blood Eagle, mother ****er. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blood_eagle