The Agony Component.

[apostate630]

From Jastrow's The Passion of Mary Catherine.

As a recovering altar boy, who was taught until the age of 15 by nuns, I've never understood the crux or BDSM fascination with nuns. They were all old women, some of them . . . scary.

Except for Sister A. She was young, drop dead gorgeous. And scary smart.

Naturally, the 14 year old I was had unceasing impure thoughts about her.

Turns out those unceasing impure thoughts were for naught. She left her order following an affair with one of her former female students, who happened to be one of my childhood playmates.

No child molestation involved; G was about 20 when she and Sister A. started tribbing.

Enough of this cheery banter. From one of those crazy nun fantasies, The Passion of Mary Catherine.

 

[apostate630]

I see why Strix was never your cup of tea, although I doubt you have never tasted a real cup of tea. I also think it is time that you explained to your readers who Cthulu was.

Re Cthulhu, this has been around since 1996.

http://www.cthulhu.org/

Why settle for a lesser evil?

 

[admihoek]

who Cthulu was?
yes I want to know it too, perhaps this one? or know you better Melissa? to my knowledge is it only this one

 

[phlebas]

who Cthulu was?
yes I want to know it too, perhaps this one? or know you better Melissa? to my knowledge is it only this one

How about some Cthulu crux?

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[admihoek]

I see why Strix was never your cup of tea, although I doubt you have never tasted a real cup of tea. I also think it is time that you explained to your readers who Cthulu was.

a english one perhaps?

 

[apostate630]

Strixx.

One of the artists I caught on Hufken's site a decade ago. Never one of my favorites, but golly gee whiz, his stuff is is one of the reasons this thread exists.

 

[thehangingtree]

Strixx.

One of the artists I caught on Hufken's site a decade ago. Never one of my favorites, but golly gee whiz, his stuff is is one of the reasons this thread exists.

...and we are glad it does...

T

 

[apostate630]

I'm blanking on the name of this artist. And he's never been one of my favorites, but his work has a place in this tread.

Further, forced fellatio and crucifixion rank high in my unholy kinks. The late, lamented Makar did a shoot that married said kinks in an exceptionally intense manner.

 

[Eulalia]

On the whole I agree, Apostate,​

but I think the photo could be​

'Ulia shows Alex she's glad he's boss'​

 

[Abendlaender]

I have by now seen that here is another thread "the agony component". Therefore I will repeat my wondering that is well on topic in this thread.

I am wondering the simple matter if crucifixion victims were screaming, moaning and crying all the time until they were totally out of power. Do you know of historical recordings that tell about a few very bravely behaving victims?

As well, I have read that breathing was not that much bothered if the feet were placed in the height of the buttocks. Is this true?

Is it possible that some victims became to a certain scale used to the pain during their agony?

Were there kinds of crucifixion which even let victims fall asleep for a few hours?

Greertings to all

 

[apostate630]

Is it possible that some victims became to a certain scale used to the pain during their agony?

Were there kinds of crucifixion which even let victims fall asleep for a few hours?

Enjoy your fantasy, but the chance of that in real life was vanishingly small.

Crucifixion HURT.

It was supposed to.

 

[apostate630]

Thought I'd throw a few forced fellatio in front of the cross pics. Gratuitous as all get out, I know.

 

[thehangingtree]

Thought I'd throw a few forced fellatio in front of the cross pics. Gratuitous as all get out, I know.

...and you have our gratitude..

t

 

[Naraku]

I'm blanking on the name of this artist. And he's never been one of my favorites, but his work has a place in this tread.

Um...I don't mean to point out the obvious, but it's in the lower right of each picture.

 

[apostate630]

Um...I don't mean to point out the obvious, but it's in the lower right of each picture.

You are correct, and I am exposed as fool.

Thanks, Nuraku, and merci beacoup M. Hugo.

 

[apostate630]

Various images.

 

[Eulalia]

The Damian pic has that great snatch of dialogue on the lines of​

"Such a shame they have to be crucified!"​

"These savages can't be tamed, they'd be far too dangerous to keep as slaves"​

 

[The Fallen Angel]

Just thought I'd chip in here. Eulalia and Hans have been working very hard on an English version of Moriturae te salutant. I posted a link to the complete PDF (8MB) on Owlage just a few hours ago. It has now been downloaded over a hundred times from that group alone. In case anyone missed it in the Archive the link is
http://ge.tt/4vNwzgK/v/0?c and will be active for at least 3 months. There are also many historical footnotes provided by Eulalia.

 

[admihoek]

here is one complete and corrected and.......................................... only 4,6 MB nthis one is the orginal the oher are made in chapters
http://www.cruxforums.com/xf/threads/moriturae-te-salutant.1686/page-5

 

[The Fallen Angel]

The illustrations have turned out well. It's 113 pages long and here's a screenshot of the PDF on GE.TT.