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He's the one, Barb!
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dick_Cheney_hunting_incident
And that makes you the lucky winner of two Consummatum Est stills from Makar's "Alice and Koshka" shoot!
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Oh you must mean this guy:Ford Prefect (a.k.a. Ix) was a friend of Arthur Dent, and the semi-cousin of The President of the Galaxy, Zaphod Beeblebrox. While on Earth, he posed as an out-of-work actor until the Vogons arrived, when he revealed to Arthur that he was not in fact from Guildford, but from a small planet somewhere in the vicinity of Betelgeuse, and that he was not an out-of-work actor, but a researcher for The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. He skimped a bit on his preparatory research, leading him to think that Ford Prefect was a perfectly inconspicuous name (according to the film, this is most likely because he believed cars were the dominant species on Earth). Aside from a few years while they were stranded on prehistoric Earth, in which they were separated, He traveled along with Arthur for much of the rest of their lives. According to the book, "Mostly Harmless," He was killed on Earth when the Vogons destroyed it again, as well as any chance of it ever existing in any universe again.
As long as it bothered you... We don't care what the wenches think!
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Ford Prefect (a.k.a. Ix) was a friend of Arthur Dent, and the semi-cousin of The President of the Galaxy, Zaphod Beeblebrox. While on Earth, he posed as an out-of-work actor until the Vogons arrived, when he revealed to Arthur that he was not in fact from Guildford, but from a small planet somewhere in the vicinity of Betelgeuse, and that he was not an out-of-work actor, but a researcher for The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. He skimped a bit on his preparatory research, leading him to think that Ford Prefect was a perfectly inconspicuous name (according to the film, this is most likely because he believed cars were the dominant species on Earth). Aside from a few years while they were stranded on prehistoric Earth, in which they were separated, He traveled along with Arthur for much of the rest of their lives. According to the book, "Mostly Harmless," He was killed on Earth when the Vogons destroyed it again, as well as any chance of it ever existing in any universe again.
Thanks Apostate - these are new to me!
I will borrow them for the 'Crux Legend' thread.
Do you have any more?
cire
Governor
That second one really gets me. I can't tell why, though.
cire
Governor
I like your perspective a lot. I definately share the idea of the urinating or defeciating victim.
If I just imagine being stripped naked in front of a crowd, tied to a pole and then whipped until I'm unconcious.
I don't have any doubts, I probably wouldn't urinate when I'm stripped and bound. But I'm very sure that I'd pee or even defeceate after a couple of lashes.
The pain mixed with fear will release bladder and intestine. That could have been most likely part of roman practice and the idea, too.
By the time the condemned is standing in front of the cross, his bladder and intestine should be empty.
Some buckets of water after the whipping can keep the delinquent from smelling.
What the romans sure didn't want, is a urinating victim during the nailing, or when the cross is raised.
It's not considered that often and could explain, why the flogging was part of the roman crucifiction.
Personally I don't enjoy that at all, but what are we talking about here
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Piper Marie
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If a man or woman was kept for two days without food and water, would this completely reduce the chances of urination and defacation during the entire ordeal? Or would some still slip through from time to time due stress to the body, and the fear?
These are usually two things I try to ignore in my crux fantasies, despite it being realistic because for me the crux situation is sexual, even though it leads to death, and I really don't care for urination or defacation ruining my fantasy play.
Not hating on anyone whose views are different then my own mind you, so please don't take it the wrong way.
These are usually two things I try to ignore in my crux fantasies, despite it being realistic because for me the crux situation is sexual, even though it leads to death, and I really don't care for urination or defacation ruining my fantasy play.
Not hating on anyone whose views are different then my own mind you, so please don't take it the wrong way.
cire
Governor
I was thinking about that, too. Of course it's possible, this really must have been depending on who was in charge of the execution.
When the delinquent is starving for two days, he/she can eventually not carry the crossbeam to the sessorium and will
eventually fade very fast.
Good arguments, good discussion.
Two stories that deal differently with the subject. In The Serpent's Eye, Jedakk's carnifex avoids the voiding issue by feeding the condemned woman only clear soup in the days before her crucifixion.
http://www.cruxforums.com/xf/resources/the-serpents-eye-by-jedakk.508/
But he insists that she be given water regularly to make her last as long as possible on the cross. At one point he can tell by the strong smell of her urine that she’s not getting enough, and berates his assistant for being stingy with the sponge.
The crucifee in An Execution in Arelate soils herself during the procedure, and the carnifex consoles her, saying something along the lines of "No use crying, girlie. You’re not the first one to drop a load when the nails went in."
http://www.cruxforums.com/xf/threads/an-execution-in-arelate.1216/
http://www.cruxforums.com/xf/resources/the-serpents-eye-by-jedakk.508/
But he insists that she be given water regularly to make her last as long as possible on the cross. At one point he can tell by the strong smell of her urine that she’s not getting enough, and berates his assistant for being stingy with the sponge.
The crucifee in An Execution in Arelate soils herself during the procedure, and the carnifex consoles her, saying something along the lines of "No use crying, girlie. You’re not the first one to drop a load when the nails went in."
http://www.cruxforums.com/xf/threads/an-execution-in-arelate.1216/
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Piper Marie
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I suppose if the "victim" was being given clean water, so much so that the urine just looked like clear water, then it would be less "Icky" to me, and I could accept it easier. It would really have to be a lot of it at that point I guess? If it were me, I would want to be alive as long as possible, but not be rank with the smell of urine as I bake in the sun, oozing sweat during my ordeal.
Load me up on the clean water then, just don't be underneath me at any time if you don't want to have to change clothes!
Load me up on the clean water then, just don't be underneath me at any time if you don't want to have to change clothes!
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Fox-on-Cross
Great-Cruxinquisitor
There are superb photos with dead woman but in reality the head falls left or right.
Thanks for the treasures!
Thanks for the treasures!
You’re welcome, Fox. But thanks should really go to the artists. And Jastrow agrees with you that the deceased's head falls left or right.
I don’t, but never let that get in the way of an intense crux turn on.
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Fox-on-Cross
Great-Cruxinquisitor
You’re welcome, Fox. But thanks should really go to the artists. And Jastrow agrees with you that the deceased's head falls left or right.
I don’t, but never let that get in the way of an intense crux turn on.
In addition: I thought that a row crucifixion never makes a mathematical precision of the fixed points for the hands so that the head will fall into de direction of the arm-muscle which possesses the relatively lightest tension.