Thank YOU for the picture!!!I'm flattered that you used my screencap from my custom video for your picture. I love Love LOVE the blue sky background for this.
Thank YOU for the picture!!!I'm flattered that you used my screencap from my custom video for your picture. I love Love LOVE the blue sky background for this.
Wait until you get old. No need to apply pressure anywhere. It has a mind of it's ownTo release urine from the bladder you normally need to exert pressure on the abdominal muscles which pushes the bladder to compress and release urine. The first part of urination is voluntary, in the sense that the decision to urinate is linked to will. Once actual urination has started, it is no longer possible to interrupt urination (if it is interrupted it is painful). On the cross this is all more difficult as the strength of the abdominal muscles is reduced due to the pain and the position, so the will of the condemned woman is null. When the bladder is full, an automatic nervous mechanism is triggered which releases the bladder muscles and urine comes out without our control. At first there will be a few drops, then a trickle arrives that wets the legs, finally a nice jet that forms an irreverent and humiliating gush that pleases the public who witnesses the agony of the condemned woman. It is a detail that is often ignored in the narrative of the crucifixion but which represents a dramatic moment of the condemned woman's agony. Furthermore, the urine that wet the condemned woman's thighs, legs and feet attracts gnats, flies and blowflies which irritate and sting the condemned woman, adding new pain.
Well, maybe if you mispronounce “stipes.”If you are hanging nailed to a piece of wood and facing certain death, I doubt if anything is going to embarrass you.
That’s the "bit of wood," isn’t it.Well, maybe if you mispronounce “stipes.”
It must be more than just a bit, unless you’re crucifying a Barbie (of which there is a thread here--god, are we perverted).That’s the "bit of wood," isn’t it.
Yes “a bit” is a rather ambiguous term, I should have said “a big bit.”It must be more than just a bit, unless you’re crucifying a Barbie (of which there is a thread here--god, are we perverted).
Ah! An oxymoron!Yes “a bit” is a rather ambiguous term, I should have said “a big bit.”![]()
So true, Cynthia, so true.Wait until you get old. No need to apply pressure anywhere. It has a mind of it's own
You were complaining that the bit was too small so I made it bigger.Ah! An oxymoron!
Crucified. Humilitated. Pain. Shame. Spectators joking and kidding. You're hanging naked on the cross.
But urgently you have to pee...
Tree is of the belief that death is only the final solution of crucifying someone... Hooking the condemned person with a catheter and bag would indeed humiliate the condemned prisoner but Tree thinks making the prisoner have unencumbered release of their bladder is even more so. And what are you going to do about the person's bowel movements? Are you proposing a loincloth to keep they from soiling the ground beneath them? Oh, heaven forbid!!!I wonder, would a modern judicial system want to have women pissing wildly in public? There is the option of a bucket, as I showed in my previous post, but perhaps a more passive solution would be better . . . . . . . a catheter and bag, which doesn't require the same supervision and can be drained on a regular basis. Would that be more or less humiliating than losing control and creating puddles?
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Ruins the aesthetic effect a bit.catheter and bag, which doesn't require the same supervision and can be drained on a regular basis. Would that be more or less humiliating than losing control and creating puddles?