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[admihoek]

Hello everyone!

Thank you for accepting me among you.

Me:
Aramis for my stage name. 40.
I work in an office in real life.

I discovered with delight your forum.

I am fascinated by the very young from crucifixion and I hope one day to be crucified and know the feeling.

I speak your language very badly .. Fortunately, Google is my friend ..

Oh, I forgot: I came here by chance when looking for a trick on female crucifixion.

Hope to read you ..

Aramis

and enjoy...................................google will help

 

[The Fallen Angel]

Hi Aramis

PS We are waiting for D'Artagnan also

Aaaaarrggghhh!!!!!!...…..it's that Russian humour again!!

 

[Eulalia]

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[admihoek]

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Scotch pancake

 

[TomiRex]

TomiRex here, a veteran member of an auld Crux group. Greetings, all!

 

[admihoek]

TomiRex here, a veteran member of an auld Crux group. Greetings, all!

and we see in your avatar an old Rome picnice

 

[Eulalia]

good to meet you TomiRex ​

 

[TomiRex]

and we see in your avatar an old Rome picnice

A great eye for detail. Incidentally, one of the two mainstream productions were the girl(s) get(s) crucified topless, at least. The other is the great Polish Quo Vadis, which features full frontal nudity by two brave Polish extras..

 

[Eulalia]

The other is the great Polish Quo Vadis, which features full frontal nudity by two brave Polish extras..

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[TomiRex]

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Yes, that's the one. There's also a profile close-up which really proves that these two extras performed in the best way imaginable.

 

[Eulalia]

as I've commented in the past, that scene shows interestingly
how differently men and women hang on crosses,
because of the different tilt of the female pelvis, curve of our spine,
and higher centre of gravity (boob weight!)​

 

[TomiRex]

Interestingly, none of the males are in the buff. Either none were brave enough, or the producers judged that there just isn't that much of a need to break that taboo.

 

[ImageMaker]

TomiRex here, a veteran member of an auld Crux group. Greetings, all!

 

[idaconfident]

as I've commented in the past, that scene shows interestingly
how differently men and women hang on crosses,
because of the different tilt of the female pelvis, curve of our spine,
and higher centre of gravity (boob weight!)​

Eulalia, dear, Are you saying w o m e n have a 'higher centre of gravity'?!

 

[Eulalia]

think so, we're a bit top-heavy
also, if we drown, we float face-down,
men float face-up
or so I've heard!​

 

[idaconfident]

think so, we're a bit top-heavy
also, if we drown, we float face-down,
men float face-up
or so I've heard!​

Hmm well I'm pretty sure that is factual incorrect: The average man has a significantly higher centre of gravity (say we put the navel as the dividing line) . We have hips and butts - men have shoulders and bigger arms... Also if we gain weight its the butt and thighs - men mostly around the stomach... cant explain the drowning thing though?!

 

[RacingRodent]

A possibly accurate consideration of the subject

 

[idaconfident]

A possibly accurate consideration of the subject

well I'm a physiotherapist I guess I''m supposed to know! haha!

 

[admihoek]

well I'm a physiotherapist I guess I''m supposed to know! haha!

with a big-classification?

 

[LittleSiss]

Higher or lower, I don't really know but Eul is right about one thing. We are equipt with our own natural floatation devices. (Some of us more than others)

Hence the nickname for a life jacket ... " A May West ".



She was obviously a woman that could keep her head above water.