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Speaker 5I'm your host, Tom kat aka Tom Thompson and Billy is here in the studio with me for the first time.
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This is Stranger podcast.
Billy is here in the studio.
This is the first time in a while, and we're talking about an exciting subject.
We're talking about torture methods medieval and historical.
Speaker 4And before we.
Speaker 5Started, me and Billy, we're having a lot of fun with this, which, oh yeah.
Speaker 6It's like an evil man.
Speaker 8Yes, come down, come to the strip club, everybody.
Speaker 5I feel like if she can hear it, but I feel like my voice gets lower while I'm on it because.
Speaker 6It's like it's psychological.
Speaker 4Yeah, psychological.
Speaker 8I've done some evil torture methods.
By the I'm I'm drinking a white Russian.
I'm sure white Russians.
One time I made Hitler think that all the jeers were bad.
That was fun for me.
It's just too funny.
And uh yeah, I think Russians probably had a lot of torture, you know, it's just during the KGB and stuff.
Speaker 6Yeah, but they okay, you can take this off.
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So I feel like with the KGB, like at least like their torture methods were more like they took it like they wanted it because it was like a training thing.
You wanted to be like a top to your soldier, so you take it.
We did an episode on that.
I think that was an episode I did, actually what where we talked We talked about that Japanese no no no.
I did a whole KGB thing one time, and I looked up all the different ways like they actually get tortured, and like basically it was like a boot camp where like you'd show up one day and you were there for like ten seconds, the instructor would break both your arms.
You'd be like, hey, go home, come back tomorrow, come back tomorrow, break both your legs and be like go home, come back tomorrow.
You're crawling in the next day, stomp on your head.
Like it was just kind of like the KGB.
Speaker 5Were the ones that did the experiment.
Was like how long to like brainwash people?
And it would take four to six months and then you could show them contrary evidence and uh, yeah, they wouldn't believe it.
Speaker 3They don't believe you.
Speaker 5Yeah, So you could brainwash people pretty thoroughly in the matter of a couple months.
So imagine what a couple of years does, right.
Speaker 3So you think it is did the Vietnamese people with their stuff and the Japanese people make it on this list or these just like crazy like old school like Roman time torture method.
This is like old historical Oh so just like war where they like let you die out on bamboos sticks and stuff like that.
Speaker 5Now, which will eventually get to but there is there are some weird aspects of that, right you think about if you think about like what happened during Vietnam, you know there's that one method.
Speaker 4Not really torture.
But the soldiers.
I always think this is fine.
Speaker 5The soldier tried to scare off the Vietnamese by playing this like sound of one of their ghost legends, right, and then they just followed it and murdered all of these They're not that stupid.
Yes, I'm dressed up in a row because I thought it would do well.
I wish I really want a big axe, you know.
It's like one of those big axes.
Speaker 3You don't have, like a death like costume for Halloween.
Is that not what this is?
Speaker 5It's ghost face?
But yeah, second it's Bill in person.
Yes it is Billy.
Speaker 3It is.
I'm down, he is here, I'm up.
Whatever way you like to talk, Am I up or down.
Speaker 4You're down.
But if you look at the map, you were downwards, you're you're down.
Speaker 3And oh you always get mad when I say come up, come down there?
All right, fine?
Whatever?
Speaker 5You ready for this?
Speaker 3Okay, stop, I'm down.
Speaker 4Too funny.
Speaker 5So when we think of history, we're taught to admire its castles, laws, religions, and civilization.
What was less encouraged is to look at how to some the same societies and forced order and the medieval world, and long before, long after it just wasn't blind.
Speaker 4It was physical.
Speaker 5Pain was treated as evidence, fear was disciplined, and suffering was a legitimate tool of law.
Torture devices weren't the inventions of an isolated madman hiding in a jungle.
They were designed to prove and standardized and used by churches in prisons and governments.
These methods weren't about the average rage or revenge.
They were about control, breaking somebody to shape their behavior, extracting confessions to validate authority, and turning human suffering into public a public lesson.
Tonight, we are digging into medieval and historical torture devices and methods, the machinery of pain the civilization called justice and the uncomfortable truth that the cruelty wasn't a failure of system.
Speaker 3It was the system to be fair.
Tell me any other way to possibly extract information from somebody that's better, yeah, yeah than torturing.
Speaker 4Well, some people just won't.
Speaker 5I was watching some on you, and this one guy just didn't do it, and they like, what we'll get to They put him on the stretch rack and they stretched him and then they had to carry him back to his cell and they still wouldn't confess and give out his like brothers or whatever, his brother's arms or something like that, and then they just eventually let him on fire.
And then the guy then the guy that did this to this guy and was like obsessed with torturing people.
Uh, the this a new queen, a queen's sister saying she took over and then he there was no more like of these torture and punishments.
And then the guy got that was doing it the whole time, he got tortured and punished.
She's like, we're not doing this anymore, but to you, you're.
Speaker 4Gonna be allowed.
Speaker 3You deserve it.
Speaker 5Yes, about the costume, and uh, Andre the Giant wears some Princess's Bride.
Speaker 3Andrea the Giant was in Princess's Bride.
Yeah, seriously, every body move.
Speaker 4That's off of the movie.
If you didn't know.
Speaker 3I've never watched Princess.
Speaker 5It's a pretty good it's it's a good comedy movie.
It's it's it is funny.
It's a comedy adventure.
Speaker 7Right.
Speaker 5It sounds really it sounds gay when you say it, like the Princess's Bride.
But it's a good movie.
There's some comical moments, sword fighting.
Speaker 4Malbrooks did it.
Speaker 5But that's the perfect voice.
Speaker 8My name is an your employer, you killed my father, prepared to die.
Speaker 5That's also so when we think of history, we're taught to admire its castles.
Speaker 4I already said.
Speaker 5That, so again now so as we're talking about there's obviously there's a The legal system in medieval Europe was harsh and often arbitrary.
The tribunals and courts frequently use torture as a method of encouraging the law and obtaining confessions, particularly in cases of heresy and witchcraft.
Religion's religious authorities, especially during the Inquisition, sanctioned torture as a way to uphold faith and suppress dissidence of the govern mint.
Obviously, one notorious form of torture was dungeon imprisonment, where the prisoners were left to rot damp cells before facing further punishment or even execution.
These practices were seen as legit means to maintain order intoterior crime, regardless of the extreme cruelty involved.
Speaker 4I do.
Speaker 5I'm a I'm a I'm a fan of that kind of stuff, though, right, realistic in some regard.
Speaker 3Right, give me an example, so as a deterrent.
Speaker 5Right, not my idea, I'll say, this is just somebody else's idea.
But you know, if you were to shoot people at the border, it might deter them from coming through.
One guy's holy shit, you know, it's like you or you like, you know, like an RPG missile.
They're around here, and then it's just like all right, there goes there goes Hey, Zeus, we killed Jesus.
Speaker 4Yeah.
Speaker 5So torture wasn't just a used for punishment.
It was also so powerful political and religious motivations.
During the Inquisition, Inquisition, torture was used as a root out heretics and enforced religious uh orthodoxy.
The Church often worked with local authorities to ensure confessions were extracted, and even if it was meant employing brutal medieval punishment and torture techniques.
On the political front, torture was a tool for uh, you know, people that were dissidanced and to eliminate opposition.
These historical practices can be explored further at the Medieval Torture Museum in Chicago.
Speaker 3Do you go to Chicago, there's you know, pretty dope.
Speaker 5Yeah, we can try that disgusting liquor.
We were talking about the wormwood liquor.
We're lass or whatever?
Speaker 3Was that only from Chicago and.
Speaker 4To one of their staples?
You know, you know that.
Speaker 3Doesn't seem like a good staple.
Speaker 4So when you think of the rack, what do you.
Speaker 3Think women the rack?
So I don't know rack of ribs?
Like, what are you talking about the rack?
I don't know a rack of ribs.
Oh, the stretchy stretchy machine.
So funny, that's so Honestly, as soon as I saw that, I'm like, why do I like?
Why am I so fucking handsome?
And then I look so good?
Speaker 4I was like, why didn't make Billy looks better looking?
Speaker 3I know, look awesome, but it still looks like me.
It actually is me.
That's a candid photo.
Speaker 5Actually, to the audio listeners, I'm torturing Billy on it on the rack.
Yeah, so obviously the rack fun funding little tool, fun, little tool you can use, you know.
Speaker 6So.
Speaker 5The rack was a torture device used at the Tower of London, a royal palace was also served as a prison starting in the fifteenth century.
The yle the ol yulman wardens.
Youman's man torture you, I said wardens wardens who worked at the tower and used the rack to pull on ropes tied to victim's wrists and ankle, stretching the body, dislocating the victim's joints.
Unfortunately, Billy was he when he was birth they put him on the torture rack.
Speaker 3They No, that didn't happen.
So great swallow, that was tiny as hell.
Man, that makes sense.
Why I sprought up though I grew like a foot in a year.
Speaker 5Happy New Year's everybody, Happy New Years.
Speaker 8Yeah.
Speaker 5The time the audio listeners get to this, it'll probably be mid I don't know, January, and you guys will be like, I, Hey, my life, why are we here January February.
If you live in Canada or a lot of places that get cold.
It is depressing.
Speaker 3Yeah, I get sad sometimes.
Yeah, I don't want to be here no more.
Speaker 5That's why it would always keep a safe a little like you know, a safety razor, just in case, a.
Speaker 3Safety in your back post, safety backup suicide.
Speaker 5Yo man Warden's used the rack on people suspected of treason and religious heresy and tried to get them to confess to give up the other conspirators.
One famous victim was English writer and Protestant preacher and auscue in fifteen forty six.
Yo man Warden's torture her tortured here on the wreck and asked her for uh the Proestant sympathizers.
After she refused, officials burnt her at the stake because torture made her unable to walk.
They had carried her to her execution.
That must be the same person I was thinking of.
Speaker 3Yeah, if you get your whole body stretched like that and your legs jointed, look at them, I'm sure looks fun.
It was the point of the middle piece.
Okay, you got to like be on an angle the ropes man.
No, no, no, I get the I get the ends.
I don't understand why there's one of the this.
Speaker 5Is going through under here, right, and then it's going back around.
Speaker 3It seems like you gotta lay on that though you get rugburn on top of getting stretched.
Speaker 5It's like people would just come to watch this is a real one supposedly that's insane.
Yeah, would you like that.
Speaker 3If they didn't have TV?
Like that is your entertainment.
It's like, who's who fucked up this week?
You know Jenny from down the street, she's fucked Carrol was always a bit.
She deserves to be on there.
Speaker 4They definitely didn't make it look comfortable.
Speaker 3You know, I can't I fathom it was supposed to be.
I don't think it was.
You don't think it was supposed to be comfortable.
No, maybe a pillow, a heated blanket on there while your limbs get severed.
We have a little bit of what's the word, I'm trying to look for, compassion?
Speaker 5Crazy?
Yeah, one of the I would say.
One of the more famous torture devices, too much the fuck that's killed m h so.
The Scavenger's Daughter was a rare but infamous tutor error torture device used in England during the reign of King Henry the eighth V one one one so until the rack, which stretched the body.
This device worked in reverse, compressing and contorting the victim into agonizing positions to force confession.
Invented by Sir Leonard Skevington.
Speaker 3So it's just like your hands and your legs like oh, and then you just like fold into a ball.
Speaker 5Yeah, oh yeah, this is it.
It's not much to it, but is there you go just crush you into.
Speaker 3Well that that looks like a solid piece.
That just looks like you're gonna stand there.
Speaker 5Yeah, see how she's wearing it or he or whatever.
Speaker 3That's like, how is that supposed to compress you more?
That's just looks like you're just in it.
Speaker 5So you would tighten it?
I think is the idea right?
You would like is there a fucking knob or so it would it would enclose you.
Speaker 3I don't I don't understand.
It just looks like like I don't know.
It looks like you could buy that at like a sex shop for the extra kinky.
Speaker 5Yeah, but supposedly, yeah, this is squish you down.
Speaker 4There's some Let me see if I can you.
Speaker 3Know how you can get stretched and you can get taller.
Can you get squished and get smaller.
Speaker 4I wonder, well, think about those old ladies.
Speaker 3You know, gravity has been squishing them down for seventy years, you know, is that actually why that happens?
I never actually looked that up before.
Speaker 5There's some there is a like a lady and she looked like an l and it wasn't because of drugs, and I and no, yeah, and and I told you.
I was like, you gotta be careful, but you're slouching, and it was like, just some let's see there's anymore I'm at.
Speaker 3I keep having to catch myself, so let's go like this.
Speaker 4Yeah, it's pretty bad.
You don't want to be like.
Speaker 5Difference and actually, like that's insane.
Speaker 3Okay, always against the back, it's a little better.
Speaker 4So this is it?
Speaker 3So I guess.
Speaker 5Yeah, so you would like contort your body.
This one's different.
It will squish you.
Speaker 3Yeah, that's just like I don't see that first one being contorting.
It doesn't look like you can really tighten it.
Yeah this one, Yeah that that doesn't look fun.
Speaker 5Poor little guy.
Yeah that would be uncomfortable though.
That's I'm going to make you into a basketball.
Yeah, it would crush you to death.
And it seemed like a very simple design and they would just stick your head in and I think the rods would just move closer and closer into.
Speaker 3Yeah, but they're not automatic though, so like how you got to manually do that.
There's only so much until the body kicks back, right, like only so much stretching you can do.
Yeah, it looks to see.
Wow, that'd be really uncomfortable though, that would be I'd much rather that than the stretcher, though, would you.
I'll take that one all day.
That's just that's just yoga poses that I'm not comfortable with.
Speaker 8True.
Speaker 3Yeah.
Speaker 5So this one, uh yeah, crush you and stuff.
Speaker 4That's fun.
Speaker 5I was devised by that Leonardo Skevington guy at the Tower of London.
The device was known as Skelington's grivs weird words, grivois, griv whatever, griefs, griefs, skeletons, scal Scaverington's grieves.
It appeared during a period of intense political and religious paranoia falling King Henry's break from the Roman Catholic Church and the established of the Church of England.
Suspected traders, rebels, and religious dissidents were routinely imprisoned and interrogated under these conditions.
These devices consisted of a metal frame shaped like a capital a in some versions a hinge iron hoop.
Victims were forced to a kneeling position and it was strained their neck and their ankles.
Frame was closed, folding body inwards, holding extreme pressure for extended periods.
This purpose was not to execute, but obviously for coercion, to extract confessions and punish the resistance.
Although it was used less frequently than other torture devices, historical records confirm it is used inside They was used inside of the Tower of London, particularly against an Irish rebel and Clathic Catholic clergy clergy clergy.
One of the most well known documented victims was Thomas meg who left an inscription on the Debut Camp tower describing how the torture used to test his truth.
Other victims include Thomas Cottenham Cottenham Cottenham Uh, a Catholic priest, and Edward Arden, a noble man accused of conspiracy.
Billy is drinking eggnog liquor.
Speaker 3Old tom Old.
Speaker 4It's literally called old tom.
Speaker 3Old tom liquors.
It's hard to catch there you go in front of my body.
There old tommies.
It's not bad.
I don't mind it.
I'm gonna literally ship myself later.
Speaker 5But yeah, that's why I'm glad this is this is lactose free.
Speaker 3Why are we all lactose and tolerant?
Speaker 6Now?
Speaker 3Why did that?
Just like you hit twenty five and they're like, no more milk to eat?
Don't you don't get milk anymore.
Speaker 5We're not supposed to eat and drink dairy.
Some people will argue that you are, but I don't think you are the only mammal that drinks again, that.
Speaker 3Is that is weird.
I've always thought that was weird.
Speaker 5So the torture was typically carried out in private, unlike public executions, which why the Scavenger's Daughter has a small historical footprint, because they're like, we're not we can't do this in public.
It takes too long.
People are gonna get bored, you know.
So they didn't really like advertise it to the public, where I'm sure they would take their torture racket some times to be like, well, it's.
Speaker 3Like if we sell this, no one's gonna come to the shows anymore.
They don't.
They won't believe us that it's going to be that good.
Speaker 5Yeah, well they'll be like, you know, it's like it's been five hours later.
Let's go a little timmy.
You know, I put some collagen in my coffee.
Speaker 3Oh my god.
Speaker 4It's actually I've heard people doing that.
I heard that.
Speaker 5I actually really like Jamie Kennedy and his episode Harlan Williams is really funny.
And he was talking about he gave him like a coffee and he's like what is in this?
And Harley Williams he's like, this looks disgusting and he's like, oh, he's like I thought you may like it.
He's like no, And it's like collagen like gee butter or something like that and all this like weird stuff like so it's better for you.
You know, we were talking about King Henriette's this guy.
Speaker 3He's got a very square face.
Yeah squarete Why is he so square?
Speaker 4Hip Hop?
Speaker 5Happy New Year's Tomcat and the Best Boy.
Speaker 3I'm the best Boy.
Speaker 5It's crazy, Yes, Billy should just move down here.
But yeah, this guy's a king boy, square face.
This is where like they would wear the cod.
Speaker 4Thing, you know.
Speaker 3Other man so small.
Speaker 5It's his son, maybe look at his dick though.
They would wear those like things that they would.
There's like stuff in your dick with a sock that is so and like, you know people Gene Simmons would do that, right, it's not the size of it.
Speaker 4It almost is like, look, it looks big.
But then when they, you know.
Speaker 3They take it off, they're very disappointed.
But it's too late because you're already in a room.
You're already naked, so like you're just gonna fall.
Speaker 5And if you disagree, he'll cut off your head.
Yeah, back in the day, you could especially him.
He cut off like every if his wife to I think I'm pretty sure if his wife didn't.
Speaker 3Have super ready.
Speaker 5No, if he would marry these women if they didn't have There's one that kept having girls and he killed them and he was wanting a male heir.
But every time it was like a chick, Wow, you fucking retired.
And then so it just it was just like all right, she had a girl, she had a girl.
I think it took him forever.
I think he went through a lot of wives, just went and followed you on Rumble.
Speaker 4Awesome.
Speaker 5I appreciate that Rumble is a superior platform.
In my opinion, thirty percent of my body is made of Is that actually real?
Speaker 3Is that she's joking?
Speaker 4I don't know.
Speaker 3I feel like it.
Speaker 5I was like, is that in your ears?
That's cartilage?
Speaker 4College?
Speaker 5It isn't the stuff that?
What is it exactly?
Can we get a definition?
Where's Jamie on this?
What is it exactly?
So torture was carried out in private, like we said, nevertheless, it was notorious for a severity.
It is, often, says, one of the most psychologically and physically destructive devices of its time in later centuries.
Speaker 3Uh, got it?
No, speak out?
What is it?
Speaker 10Not?
Speaker 3What it does?
What is it?
What is it?
Speaker 6What is it?
Speaker 5I don't know.
Speaker 3Google doesn't know either.
It's a supplement.
It's a supplement, College, not cartilage.
Speaker 5Yes, so yeah, that sounds grass, buddy, Why are you drinking that ship?
Cartlage is strong, flexible, connective tissue that cushions, joints provide structures.
College, that's so funny.
Oh gum, what do you mean?
Gummy bears are not made of hair, nails and cartilage.
Speaker 3Gelatin is gummy.
Speaker 4I was confusing everything in the chat.
Speaker 3What do you mean?
Speaker 8What is this?
Speaker 3Okay, it's a it's a protein.
Speaker 5Like we can change this, can't we get a toller there you tall, medium there, you know interesting big, that's interesting.
Speaker 4And then what's.
Speaker 3Wide Gelatin's girls too.
I want to go see a totally off topic.
I want to go see an old neighbor.
Yesterday and old neighbory boy.
Yeah, I was talking to him, sat down telling me what he did for work, and uh, this guy, this guy basically collects like.
Speaker 4The everybody, wait, I'm doing something stupid.
Speaker 3He collects the shitty meats and everything from like the restaurants when they go bad and the grocery stores when they go bad.
And he's like, look at this and it's just like these tubs of brown paste.
He's like, that's your chicken nugget meat.
And I'm like, yeah, it's just ill.
I don't like it.
Speaker 4You should probably look into what.
Speaker 3You're eating toothpaste.
No, really doesn't like it.
Not a fan, not a fan.
Yeah.
Speaker 5So yeah, this was in later centuries the Scavenger's daughter.
Uh, popular culture through like novels and stuff like that.
You know, they would introduce it and be like, you know, this is what they'd be talking about it.
It was like in you know, television, dramas, documentaries.
Museum exhibits raplicaus A now display in the Torture Museum and at the Tower of London, where it stands as a symbol of state sanctioned crew to you during an error, went pain was considered a legitimate tool.
Speaker 3You know, is it not anymore?
Did we stop?
Speaker 6Well?
Speaker 4No, go on, Tom Will Bay is still open you.
Speaker 3I'm sure so much shit goes on behind closed.
Oh yeah, Like, I'm sure we still do it.
We just don't have festivals for it anymore.
That's the only difference.
I'm just sure to they still do some horrible ship.
I'm sure it's way worse.
We're gonna find out like twenty years that it's like all the ship they're doing now, it's gonna be like ten times worse.
Well, there's an interesting quote.
Speaker 5It's always talking about like we should look towards the future, but the things we're doing now and think about what we would think in the future about what we're doing.
And it's just like, I don't think most people take.
Speaker 3In the can that was a long quote, I know, but I don't think.
I don't think it went that way.
Speaker 5People like, wow, what Israel did to Palestine is pretty fucked up.
Speaker 3An what's the next instrument?
Tom, what's next?
Speaker 4The pair of angle.
Speaker 8Wish, a pair of eggish?
Speaker 3This one, you'll like, what's that?
Speaker 6What do you do?
Speaker 4Don't look at what it is.
Speaker 5It's hard pear shaved instrument consisting of four U four leaves that slowly separate each other as they they torture the person.
So so you'll get this.
Speaker 4Just listen to this.
Speaker 5Okay, this thing goes inside of your ass.
Speaker 3Okay, this thing goes then just keep going.
It's like a.
Speaker 5Okay, so as you shove it in their ass and then you slowly turn it and in vaginas and it opens up as far like it opens up pretty wide.
Speaker 11So it is a torture, a torture.
But yes, more, I've been waiting to be gaped like this.
You got one that goes wider.
Speaker 5I'm sad Stranger Things is done.
I haven't finished it.
We're watching it yesterday, but I was on Class War cast.
We were, uh, we were making fun of because the whole thing is that Will comes at as gay.
It's like in this prevalent and that's where he gets his like superpowers.
From all of a sudden, he's got superpowers because he's gay or something.
Speaker 4It's I heard it.
Speaker 5It's like the fucking that they didn't need to add it in in that way where it's just like they're in the middle of something.
Everyone's in the room, of course, and he's like, yeah, I don't like girls.
Speaker 4Yeah, we can all tell the.
Speaker 3Way you act.
We're all aware.
Not a not a shocker.
One of the actors from Stranger Things, like one of the main ones, keeps coming in.
He's from Marror Machine, New Brunswick.
I guess around there, and he keeps coming into the restaurant, and honestly, I'm like, I didn't know who he was, but he, like everybody kept making a big deal about him, and I'm like, okay, I'm trying, like hi, Like, I don't know why he was supposed to be.
I don't even I don't even know Asian guy Asians.
Yeah there is, because I looked him up after and I was like, oh shit, you were too well Asian white half Asian.
Maybe I don't remember.
It was a long time ago, but I didn't care.
He doesn't know.
If you pulled up all the pictures, I could show you.
But we're not.
Speaker 4This is not Stranger Things.
Speaker 3We're not going to go around that, but you know it's true.
Speaker 5So trying to push gay is the way to save the world.
Yeah, the vad stretcher.
Yeah, that's exciting.
Speaker 3That's what they call me.
Speaker 4Do they call you that?
Speaker 3Yeah, that's my nickname on the block of all the hookers.
Speaker 5So there was no comporary first hand accounts of these devices in use.
An early mention of spring loaded gagging device, Oh yeah, this is the same.
Speaker 3One spring loaded gagging of the.
Speaker 5History of Thieves written in sixteen thirty nine, which.
Speaker 3Like a punching like one of those punching fists that you spring them back and then like.
Speaker 5Pronounce this maybe yeah, I affect that.
Yeah, this is the same thing.
Pronounce this guy's name.
This is the invention to a robber named Capputine.
Speaker 3Now whoa Capputine, Gertrue, Gertruetrue.
Speaker 5Maybe that's not Gouchra who had names like this?
But how do you have people were not.
Speaker 3The palio.
Oh it's French.
Read this, gouch do it's French.
I need you to read it.
The thing that's highlighted gouch.
Speaker 5Well it sounds sounds way better than I said.
Speaker 3Thank you, appreciate.
Speaker 5You, Yeah, somebody in the shot, so that that came out of nowhere.
When he was like gay, I was like, I don't even seen it yet.
I just figured they're like they're in the middle of like fighting off the monsters, and he's like, guess what, everybody, I'm gay and then he like uses superpowers and kills a villain.
Speaker 4Something like that.
Speaker 5So further mentions of this device appeared in the nineteenth century.
There was also mentions of Gross Dictionary of Vulgar Tongue as a choke pairs described as formerly being used in Holland.
Speaker 3Yeah.
Speaker 5So there's also discussions in books in Eldridge and Watts, Superintendent of the Police, Chief Inspector of the Detective Bureau in Boston, Massachusetts, in eighteen ninety six.
While accepting that ordinary pair shaped gags exists existence, the observance of contemporary robbers use no such device, but there is no evidence of it being used by bandits.
But there's numerous examples of the pair shaped device with three leaves and lobes driven by a key rotating in the central screw thread which separates the leaves.
These generally held in museums devoted to the subject of torture described as an instrument of torture, and yeah.
Speaker 3Okay, did you make up the whole anal pairs?
Speaker 5Well, I read that it was an anal thing.
Speaker 3It makes more sense that it's an anal thing.
Speaker 5Where is it?
It's I have an image of it somewhere.
This is one of them.
It will click on the image, so you would you would turn it and it would open up.
It'd probably be real cold too, you.
Speaker 3Know, yeah, a cast iron.
Look there is.
Speaker 4Open gaper, open bro.
Speaker 5They would shove it in your mouth and then they would turn it and as it's in your mouth, it would open up your jaw.
So why they would be like torturous?
Speaker 3But I feel like if the.
Speaker 5The executioner was probably like, he's got other holes.
Speaker 3Why why do we have to do it here?
Speaker 5Let's let's let's put some opposite other places.
So yeah, they made the main guy in Black Sales gay as well.
They had him bisexual orgage.
It was about pirates there, rewriting history.
I will argue on the defense that pirates were pretty gay.
Speaker 3Fair enough, there was.
Speaker 5There was the thing that we've made and you would just like, you know, if if me and you were on a ship for like a year, a couple of months, you know, it would be a long.
Speaker 3Time, multiple year.
Speaker 5You're my best friend, I'm your best friend.
You want to get married?
Then they'd high five and they'd have sex.
Speaker 3Why did they have to get married?
Speaker 4It's called madleage.
Speaker 5Can you look up matilage for me and just describe it.
Speaker 4Because like it is it?
Speaker 5Really they got bored on the uh you know, and then they get barn glass.
You know that would be pretty bad to be works on all orifices, including the new ones.
Speaker 3Well, that's like.
Speaker 7The partnership sailors, especially pirates years economic, social and sometimes essentially civil union, partner protection, a ceremony and raised security.
Speaker 3Yeah, so I got they got married.
So they got married.
Speaker 5I not much everyone heard of that, but yeah, well it's also the mics are about to cut out.
I think I could hear half of it.
But it's like you you can even like they did it too as like a financial thing.
It's just so funny.
Speaker 3It's only gay if you're on the mainland, fair enough.
It's like it's like one of those if it happened in Vegas days in Vegas things.
Speaker 5It's just my punch, let's not knock it over.
How's my punch, bro.
Speaker 3It's nasty.
Speaker 4It's a real drink.
I had all the ingredients, I.
Speaker 3Understand, but all I taste is like like water with a splash of cranberry juice.
Speaker 5A lot of ice is gross.
You know, there's that appella.
It's very watered down now.
It should be fairly strong.
By the way, that was called a peril a battle vodka, canberry juice and club soda.
Considering women, we're seeing his bad luck on the ship.
Yeah, it's the only way for gay.
Yes, it's so funny because you'd be like, get off the ship, right, you know.
Well they had that in parts of the Caribbe and she dresses up like a man.
Yes, fun fun time.
So opening the butthole same.
But all this they somebody's had spike devices on it.
Big spikes.
Speaker 3I want a big spike.
Speaker 4Yeah, yeah, strange.
Speaker 5If they put on the throat, I feel like I would have got way more creative.
Speaker 3Yeah, that's I don't know.
Maybe maybe they saw it like they weren't.
They were torturing people, but they're not in the business of like humiliation.
Speaker 5Maybe it's funny because he's like that, that's like.
Speaker 3Almost like wrong, Like it's like you don't touch their butt?
What are you doing?
Like they're there's a line here, yes, like that's their line, like why are you sticking someone up someone's ass?
Like that's not okay?
Speaker 5Uh or okay?
So I have read it must have not saved.
Speaker 4There wasn't.
Speaker 5I was like, speaking of humiliation, there was something else that we can we can tell.
I was like, there will be a good episode for this, but I wanted to add one that was it was very funny.
Speaker 3Where is it?
Speaker 4Sorry for everyone in the audio?
Speaker 5My stupid costume is making drunkards.
Speaker 4What was that called that?
Speaker 8Yeah?
Speaker 4Less hot now drunkards.
Speaker 3Barrel, a drunkard barrel.
Speaker 5I want to show you this because it's fucked.
The drunkards barrel often called the drunker's cloak a public humiliation and uh and they would use this in parts of Europe.
Speaker 3Is that he humiliating?
That's almost that looks comfy?
Does it a little?
Bits?
I'd wear a nice insulated barrel now because.
Speaker 5Of this, I really want to do like a public humiliation episode.
Speaker 4But essentially they'd put.
Speaker 5You in this barrel if you were like publicly drunk, and they would like humiliate.
Speaker 3You don't, don't drink too much.
Yeah, so funny.
Speaker 5A large wooden barrel with holes cut out for the arms and head.
The offender, usually accused of drunk chronic drunkenness, disordered a conduct and conduct, and petty crimes, was forced to wear the barrel like a costume.
This person was paraded through town or made to stand in public.
The barrel was heavy, awkward, and impossible to move gracefully.
Crowds mocked, jeered, and through uh oh, through refuse, or rang bells to draw attention.
Speaker 4So look at this retard.
Speaker 5It's like danging on the belt.
It was designed for shame, not pay.
Authorities believed public embarrassment would correct behavior faster than jail man.
Speaker 4Maybe we should bring that back.
Speaker 3Down sometimes.
No, actually, let me rephrase that.
No, let's not bring that back because most people don't go to jail anyway.
That's true, especially if you're like a if you're if you're a foreigner, you're you got a free pass to do whatever the fuck you want here.
Speaker 5That's so true.
It's terrible.
So uh yeah.
Prolonged exposure caused heat, exhaustion, dehydration, and injury.
Some barrels were soaked with fifth uh filth or made in it.
Oh, intentionally unstable.
That's so funny because they would they would like like, especially if you're a bad guy.
Speaker 3Would they poop in it?
Maybe?
Speaker 4You know they would, just like you're.
Speaker 3Floating around the poop water all day.
That's like, what's soaking against your stomach?
That's nasty?
Nasty?
How did they put it on you?
Speaker 4Over your head?
And then they cut out the holes and hands probably.
Speaker 3You mean though, but your whole body's got to go through it.
So the bottom's got to be empty.
Speaker 5You slop and waste.
Speaker 3There can't be anything in there because if there if you see what I'm saying, if there's holes in it, anything that's in there is going to be drained.
Speaker 4Yeah, it says so they would.
Speaker 5Barrels would sometimes be smeared or partially filled with old ale, sour mash, urine, animal feces, rotten food scrapes, or gutter sludge that's like poop, like human feces.
As a person moved, it's sloshed around them.
I don't understand how locals were encouraged to throw mud, rotten vegetables, dung, so shit, fish, guts, ash, and chamber pot waist, so shit and pissed.
Speaker 4That's hilarious.
Speaker 3I want to know how it didn't leak all out.
That's got your legs are cut through the fucking it would leak.
Speaker 4Out, but there would be enough.
Speaker 3Yeah, so.
Speaker 4Pretty weird.
That's pretty gross.
Speaker 7You know.
Speaker 5The drunkard's cloak.
You know what a fun time Tom's drinking special.
Yeah, Billy said that's a myth though.
Speaker 3No, well I heard it was.
Google said it was, yes, but I've heard a lot of people say it works.
I don't know.
Speaker 5This was the Vatican Inquisition, by the way, people were killed for being witches as and heretics.
Yeah, you only lose your chance to go to the USA with the record now, ye that it's true.
The ultimate pot a party when you don't walk away from.
Speaker 4Oh Jesus tonight.
Speaker 5Yeah, like Steve O remember when he does the I've been watching Jackass again, the sling shot, the porta potty sling shot.
Speaker 4You remember that one?
Speaker 3Oh, yes, you fuck you remember that.
Speaker 5It's like throwing up as he's in the area and Jeff is like he's throwing up, so h dunking.
This was a form of punishment.
That's mainly reserved for the purpose of witches.
The victim was tied to a chair which was elevated by ropes and above a pond or a barrel or vat of water.
The victim was lowered into the water until completely underwater, submerged, the chair was raised and the victim was about to when they were about to pass out, to give the victim a chance to confess, often some form of plug or more simplified a piece of fruit was placed in the victim's mouth and nose beforehand so they couldn't get a good breath before being dunked.
If the victim confessed, they would most likely be killed.
This method was widely used during the Spanish Inquisition and in England and France.
The victim was usually intermittently submerged for hours until he or she revealed information or death or death had occurred.
Ordeal began.
The ordeal began with water.
Ordeal by water began with witch hunts.
In the sixteenth and seventeenth century, King James the sixth of Scotland later also James the First of England, claimed.
Speaker 7In his.
Speaker 5D Mond Loggi demond loggy sure the demonologue that's not monologue Oh, I wasn't even that was not monologue.
Speaker 3Yeah, why is it?
That is monologue?
Why did they Why did they add the extra.
Speaker 5The water was pure an element that repelled the guilty.
Speaker 3Yeah, that's fair enough.
But that I think that's misspelled.
But no, it's probably French, broy, it's French.
Is this it they get flavored?
Speaker 4That's another one.
Where's that I had?
I can't find it?
Whatever?
Yes, oh there, Yeah, this is a dunkey, good old duncan.
Speaker 3It's like she looks awful.
Speaker 4She's a witch man.
Speaker 3Oh, clearly, look at her.
I believe that too at the time.
Honestly today I believe she was a witch.
Speaker 5There was once when I was in Toronto with a buddy and there's this hunched over lady and she was wearing like a leather jacket and she looked like a witch.
And then we were making fun of her and he outside of like the Toronto the Eaton Center mall or whatever, and then we turned around.
Speaker 4She was going like this to us, and we're all like.
Speaker 3It actually was scary.
Speaker 4She actually doing some weird fucking ritual that we don't know about.
Speaker 3Like don't touch my baby, don't make me in fertile.
Speaker 5While suppose like it was used for witches, commonly you know, tortured using this method, thieves and murderers could be subjected to it in order to extract a confession.
This was more common when others more sophisticated torture devices were not present, so it was just easy.
Speaker 4You dunk them and torture them.
Speaker 5You know, Drowning is a pretty I've heard can be peaceful, but over and over again it would be.
Speaker 3Yeah, it's because you keep you keep getting hope of life.
Yeah, because I'm sure the first second the drowning is awful, but after you like accept it.
Speaker 5But if you're gonna die anyway, Yeah, but they're gonna murder you if you confess.
Speaker 4So do you just withstand the torture?
Speaker 3Well, yeah, I don't know.
Do you lie?
You'd have to come up with a damn good lie to make it somehow seem not your fault.
But you somehow do have information like, yeah, that's weird.
Speaker 5So Billy, you want to tell him.
We want an award.
We didn't win an award, but.
Speaker 3We did win an award.
Speaker 5We wanted an award that it's not really weird.
Speaker 3Tom text me and he goes look at this email and it goes, Hi, tom Billy.
I almost want to read it.
I'm going to not do it justice if I don't read it.
I got to read this.
Speaker 5It was said did just so everyone knows by an Indian man.
So we don't know the legitimate it is.
Speaker 3It is it is legit.
I looked it up.
Yeah, oh that was after I looked at it.
Hi, tom Billy, my name is Andrew Argawall.
I'm the founder of feed Spot.
I would like to personally congratulate you on your podcast.
Strange perw podcast has been selected by our panelists as one of the top fifteen moro on podcasts of the Web.
Now we both thought, I was like, what a troll who calls somebody.
I'm like, we're not that dumb.
We're a little dumb.
Oh, I think it's probably fifteen dumber ones.
But we looked it up.
There is a moron podcast.
It's basically saying like dumb fun, silly like it's a silly humor, silly like fun.
But they call it moron.
That's a horrible title for that, and I honestly don't want to be on it.
But if you google top fifteen moron podcasts.
There's a list, and it's not about being a moron, it's about being dumb, fun silly.
But we're actually number four, which is pretty cool.
Yes, if you want to look at it that way.
Speaker 4We are number four.
Speaker 3We're number four on the Dumbest fucking fuck you can.
Speaker 8Yeah.
Speaker 5If I'm going to go down as guilty, I'm accusing everyone who's there watching by name.
Speaker 3Yeah, yeah, no show it was Duncan.
Duncan did it just your enemies and it looked over.
It's like dunk got Duncan got good donuts.
Speaker 6We're not.
Speaker 3We're not getting rid of him.
We like him.
Speaker 4Duncan's the dunker.
He's dunking you.
Speaker 5So let's talk about boiling and England Statue twenty two passed and fifteen thirty five by Henry the seventh made boiling a legal form of capital punishment.
It began to be used for murderers who used poisons after the Bishop of Rochesters Cook and Richards Rice gave the number of people poisoned porridge.
They poisoned you with porridge?
Do you have any more porridge?
Resulting in two deaths of February and February nineteen or fifteen thirty two, not nineteen fifteen thirty two.
Boiling to death was employed again in fifteen forty two for a woman who also used poison.
It was also used for counterfeitters, swindlers coined forgers choose.
During the Middle Ages, a large cauldron was filled with water, oil, tar, toweled and molted lead.
This liquid was then boiled.
Sometimes the victim would be placed in the cauldron before it was boiled boiled to be cooked slowly, so they would be placed, usually head first, in the already boiling liquid.
Speaker 4That's crazy.
Speaker 5So it'd be if it wasn't even boiling yet, it would be like, you're just it's like the frog in the boiling water.
What we're in now, right, They're just slowly turning up the temperature of control, and the frog never jumps out.
Speaker 3Because he thinks it's He's like, oh, it's just getting a little warm, nice.
Speaker 5Warm back, you know, at first, yeah, and then so like uh and then so that's if it was, if you start out that way.
But man, imagine head first is brutal.
You go body in first, almost I.
Speaker 3Could imagine.
Speaker 5Yeahs floating on.
Speaker 3Its severed severed from the heat.
Speaker 5Well, you think that would be like hounterizing everything in your body, so to speak.
Speaker 4Right, but I.
Speaker 3Wonder howterized that it would make me circumcised.
That'd be the most painful circumcision in the world.
Speaker 4Look up how long?
How much?
How long it would take to.
Speaker 3Like boil it?
Speaker 8Yeah?
Speaker 3No, I thought that's where you're going.
Speaker 5How long how long would it take to for someone to die be boiled?
Speaker 3Well, it depends on the heat, right, Yeah, I know incognito mode.
FBI doesn't know about that one.
The jingles definitely want they don't know how would they know it's incognito?
Speaker 5All your maiden to say, how long wou it take?
I don't think she even looked because she was like, I don't want that.
Speaker 3She went to incognito mode.
Speaker 4Wow, it's not that much.
Speaker 3Okay, you know about how long would it take in that water to boil your skin?
And probably like a minute?
Speaker 5I asked Ai a minute, mister A, I tell me, anyways, what do you think it would come back?
Speaker 3Do you think about Iron Maiden the song?
Do you like the band?
They're okay?
Yeah, yeah, they're not like I don't know, like old rock music, like I enjoy it, but I.
Speaker 5Like the one album, The Brave New World.
Speaker 3It's a Brave New.
Speaker 5It's more conspiracy kind of minded.
Speaker 3Fair their names Iron Maiden, like you obviously had a little bit of knowledge in that ship.
Speaker 5The Iron Maiden is the most infamous torture device associated with the Middle Ages, yet there is no solid evidence it was ever used during the medieval period.
Speaker 3Oh is this the thing that you close the spikes?
Yeah, dude, yeah, scary, would hurt.
But if you're real skinny and it's like the spikes don't touch you, I'm.
Speaker 5Gonna put you in a stockade.
You're gonna put me in one a stockade?
Speaker 3Yeah?
Yeah, I know.
Would you like that?
I don't know why you want me in there?
Speaker 5So I can throw tomatoes at your face?
Speaker 3Is that what you were planning on?
Fucking creep.
Speaker 5Yeah, there's a picture of me in the stockade.
It now your falls.
Actually, you do a lot of different things.
If no one was looking, you're a weird dude.
Tom Yeah, there's a and then I'll put you in this thing.
This always reminds me of you get these?
Can you are these like orderable on Amazon?
I wonder if it is actually I would like to purchase one Iron Maiden, please, you got it.
It reminds me there's a movie called Sleepy Hollow with Johnny deppen it and there's like a scene of his it's his mom or something.
She gets placed in it and it's like very creepy because he opens it, he hears it like moving, and then just like blood pours out and it's little creepy and stuff.
Speaker 4Well, realistically, look at that.
Speaker 3Yeah, those are very sharp.
So despite these costs appearance.
Speaker 5And films and television, and if it's sharp enough, it would just close very nicely.
Speaker 3You can just.
Speaker 5You know, what would be the difference and boiling a six hundred pound man versus one hundred and seventy pound man.
Speaker 6I don't know.
Speaker 3It's the difference between me and Tom.
Speaker 5I'm not think that is absolutely insane.
Who would survive the worst?
Speaker 3Who?
Speaker 5I wonder because if it had to go through your body, fat or whatever first.
Speaker 3It tried, probably I imagine gragically, maybe maybe maybe remember maybe the Iron Maiden the most infamous torture.
Speaker 5Deviase, So yeah, it was its appeared in televisions and popular history.
The Iron Man's appearance in the post medieval invention rather than the genuine medieval torture device.
The device is typically described as a human sized cabinet lined with inwards facing spikes designed to enclose the victim and cause slow death.
While the image has become the most iconic, the first written reference of the iron Maiden does not appear until the eighteenth century, long after the medieval ages has ended.
How long do we take?
Speaker 6What the.
Speaker 7Hours before?
Speaker 4Minutes to hours?
Speaker 3That what a hell of a jump.
It could be anywhere.
It could be one minute, it could be nine hours.
Speaker 5Because your organs would slowly like start to like boil from the inside.
Speaker 6Yeah.
Speaker 3I was taking a couple of minutes from like being like completely engulfed in it like a swimming boiling pot of water.
Yeah, that's why hot tubs are dangerous.
That's how Chandler friends died.
He died because the Illuminati.
Speaker 5Okay, couldn't have been It does fuck you up because I went when I went to Mitch, he gets brought up with the show because it's been audit or whatever a long time ago.
But I went to his bachelor party and uh, we were We're at this like lodge place up north, and there was like hot springs and like pool hot, and I don't remember much of it because they instead we had well it seems like it.
They brought over like the bottle that we were like, oh, grab some drinks, and the guy brings back like you don't still have alcoholic in the pool or anything like that, okay, And he brings back like the twenty six or of vodka, the sixty of whisky or whatever's tons of ship and then so I just started taking everyone's just taking shots of vodka.
And then then then I guess he's like people started.
These people came in the hot tub.
So he's like there was like this uh, He's like, he said, this attractive chick that was probably in her twenties with her mom.
And then I was like starting to sink and submerge, and they're like, yo, your buddy's drowning.
Speaker 3And he's almost gone.
Speaker 5They tried to pull me out because it was was too hot, and I was fucked up, man.
Speaker 3I bet and that temperature too, I'm sure that, I'm sure that elevates your body.
Speaker 5It does.
Speaker 4It makes you way more drunk too.
Speaker 5So much of the myth can be traced to y'all han to Philip Sheen Bankings in the eighties.
Speaker 3She binks doesn't look like that, Yeah, a long way.
Speaker 5An eighteenth century writer who did described iron man execution in the Nuremberg in fifteen fifteen.
Many historians believe the accounts was fabricated or over exaggerated, as no medieval record supported.
Shortly after, the iron Maiden began appearing in museums across Europe and the United States, often assembled from unrelated medieval artifacts and displayed for public fascination and profit.
The most informitate, infamous example of the Iron Maiden of Nuremberg was constructed in the early nineteenth century and later destroyed during World War Two.
Of course, though it was eventually deemed as a fake, its existence helped cement the iron Man's reputation as a medieval torture device.
Replicas continued to circulate, including the exhibition at the events like the eighteen ninety three World's Fair of Chicago.
Speaker 3Why was that so dramatic?
Who cares?
That wasn't a punch?
Speaker 5Because at the World Fair in Chicago, we'll talk about when we talk about Tartaria, they had like they had these magnificent structures, magnificent.
Speaker 3Magnificent, magnificence, magnifico, magnificent structures.
Speaker 5And they look like this like amazing architecture that they put up just for this fair.
Speaker 3Think it was made to have gold.
Speaker 5And they was like and it was beautiful and there was like they had like you know those little like they're like moving sidewalks in the like in the late eighteen.
Speaker 3Hundreds, like like the airport.
Speaker 5And and there's this idea of like those aren't aren't moving sidewalks?
Yo?
You ever see you ever seen the new the New African, the New Canadians.
Speaker 3That the new Africans, they're from Africans.
Speaker 5Have you ever seen an African that's straight from Africa try to use an escalator?
Speaker 4It's hilarious.
Speaker 5Well, they don't know how to use escalators and it's the funniest ship ever.
Speaker 3I don't understand what you mean?
How do you?
How do you not understand how to stand still?
Speaker 5There's a video there's a couple actually a couple of videos online of them.
Speaker 3Like falling over.
They just don't know how.
Speaker 5They're like they'll put the one woman was putting her leg on it and their leg kept moving and her body didn't catch up with it and then there was like all of her African family behind her trying to get on and he couldn't understand how to do it.
Speaker 3And it's like, that's cute, that's actually really funny.
Speaker 4Do you know the average IQ of Africans.
Speaker 3Let's not do this.
I'm so good boy.
Speaker 4All African people are stupid, but stop.
I was gonna make a point there to day.
Speaker 5I was like, show me a tribe of white people throwing spears as added a helicopter, show me one.
Speaker 4You won't be able to find it.
Speaker 3He didn't.
Speaker 4There's that story about the one.
Speaker 5This this Christian guy is like, I'm going to save these people, and he like shows up naked with his little white dick hanging out, and then he's like showing him he only has the Bible in his hand because he's trying to show him he's not a threat, and this little boy just comes up and flings a fucking arrow through the Bible.
Yeah, I know, which is really weird because I never thought.
But there's all these conspiracies regarding the world's fair and how they try to erase the history and the Tartarian Empire and all sorts of crazy shit, you know, it's crazy.
You're crazy, It's crazy.
Okay, So yeah, the historians that argue that many torture devices commonly labeled medieval actually was maybe before after the Middle Ages.
Devices like the Brazen Bull and the pair of Anguish and even the rack often attributed to the medieval Europe during the eighteen nineteenth century storytelling rather than actually historical evidence.
Speaker 4There's making.
Speaker 3I sold pretty much everything we just talked about.
That was the ang with the pair of anguish?
Was the anal thing that you wanted it to be anal but it was, it was esophagus.
Speaker 5I read that it was also a butthole thing that they would stick it in orifices.
Speaker 3I feel like I feel like you might have interpreted it to be a butthole thing.
It sounds like, also, what do you mean the rack?
How was the rack?
Fucking not real?
Speaker 5They somebody they did have it in the Tower of London.
There is circum This is not as often as what there's.
It wasn't as prominent as people think, right, you know, but you know, we're like, you know, Europeans are the only ones that had like the Bronze Age, the silver all that ship, like nobody else had that we invented ship.
No, it's like, you know how there was like the Bronze Age and then the Silver Age and the Golden Age and all that stuff.
Speaker 4Nobody else had that they were just flinging spears and the.
Speaker 3Spear age.
Speaker 5Imagine if we just didn't leave Europe and colonize the world, we would be like this futuristic.
Speaker 4Realistically, that's literally what happened.
Speaker 5We'd be in the future and we drive them with like you know, like flying cars and ship.
Speaker 4Yeah.
Speaker 3Resources outside of Europe too, true.
Speaker 4We needed those.
Speaker 5And I always like laugh, people like you stole or whatever, and it's like, no, we built.
You can't steal something from people that didn't know how to first of all know it was there, because that's a fact, they did not know all this resource.
Speaker 3Okay, well you can still you can still steal something even though they didn't know about it.
Speaker 5And they didn't know how to utilize the market, Like there's no market.
Speaker 4So if you if you created a market.
Speaker 5Say for gold, or to use resources like spices and the trades right in the trade routes, if there was no use of those beforehand, then you're literally taking minerals and things from the ground that these other people didn't even know were they're.
Speaker 3It doesn't how to use it doesn't matter.
Speaker 4But however, I will give you a better organization was a good thing.
Speaker 3I will give you a better argument.
Your argument there sucked, but I'll give you a better one.
To still support you.
Is it's not stealing if you won like I'm sorry you won like you want.
It's not.
We didn't steal it.
We beat it like you won the war.
Speaker 6Like.
Speaker 3It's unfortunate that it worked out that way.
But it happens everywhere.
I think.
Speaker 5I'm I'm under the impression that colonialism was a great thing.
Speaker 4It brought.
Speaker 5There was bad things that came of it, but I think it brought more positives than negatives.
Speaker 4That's my opinion.
And I think that.
Speaker 5They've just tried to shamee beat us into it, you know.
Speaker 3So you know.
Speaker 5The broader misconceptions stem from the later scholars writings in portrays how they portray the Middle Ages as uniquely barbaric Dark Age.
In reality, medieval torture methods were generally simpler and less elaborate, often involving restraine bindings and physical pressure rather than these complex mechanical devices there's a lot of ways you could just torture someone, right, like and eventually we're talking about the this will be a fun but uh, the ways that like the mafia tortured people, right, they would like pull your fingernails out and ship like that bamboo to this one's fun.
The Asians know how to They know how to torture bamboo.
Torture refers to counts of victims being a strained over young bamboo.
Speaker 3They they haven't hit puberty yet.
Speaker 5And uh, and it restrains young bamboo shoots, allowing the plant's rapid growth to gradually pierce the body.
This thing is okay.
The idea is rooted in bamboo.
Bamboo's well documented ability to grow quickly and within forcible with a considerable force.
Early appearances in nineteenth century travelers Colonial era accounts, see we discovered people doing horrible shit.
We're like, maybe you should stop that.
Like there was even when they h in India, right, there's uh, this is just sy ilerd.
That's fucked.
They'll like jump in front of trains because in some they have a whole festival about this where they like worship these like moving like like parades of trains and they think that if they get hit by one.
And it's not all of idiots, it's certain regions that they it's like giving themselves over.
I'my butchering this, but like to like some sort of god or like you're sacrificing yourself.
So they will purposely walk in front of trains.
And the Europeans showed up, well, the British showed up and were like, what the fuck are you guys doing?
Because when they started when they British started building trains, because they built all of well they use them as slave labor.
Speaker 4Most likely they're bad things did happen to the to the.
Speaker 5To the They weren't classify as Indians but the Hindus and stuff there, uh, And they would build trains and they kept.
Speaker 4Jumping in front of them, like what the fuck are you doing?
And they're still doing it to this day.
Speaker 3It's very strange, are they really?
Yeah?
Speaker 5Yeah, I watched a whole compilation video.
This is all reels, not AI.
This is like I've seen this even before aid like what came to the forefront.
But there's like essentially like kind of like CTV cameras and it shows like a span of like a day or two, And it's.
Speaker 3Like, how many people trains?
Doesn't it a rail a train?
If you're like a body is underneath it, isn't that the rail?
Speaker 6It?
Speaker 5Okay?
So how many this is just saying that just so crazy?
How many Indians killed by trains?
Speaker 3That was like the start of a shitty joke.
Speaker 4Okay, searching web.
Speaker 3Annual train related this in.
Speaker 4Twenty one thousand, that's core.
Speaker 3In twenty twenty three they were twenty almost twenty five.
Speaker 5Yeah, that's crazy.
It like, so where's that daily man?
It's like hundreds of people a day.
Speaker 3That's insane.
Speaker 5Yeah, one hundreds, Yeah, it's it's pretty crazy.
Speaker 3The roughly sixty.
Speaker 5Per day, sixty Indians get hit by trains a day, sixty You think they're comparable with the compatible with the West, like not all of them at least, but sane I know so or the references so and these travelers describe these the Madrid's civilization Madrids.
Speaker 3Does have to be Sorry, I'm still on this.
I have to look it up.
What does that have to be?
Can't you like die in other ways and sacrifice yourself?
What does it have to be jumping in front of a train or is that just like the easiest?
What you think?
Speaker 5Why are Indians obsessed?
Speaker 3Absolutely?
Why are Indians autistic?
Speaker 5There's like a meme it's like, uh, you know, Indians mortal enemies and it's Thomas the.
Speaker 3Train and he's like, oh my, that's so bad.
Speaker 5It's a history of everyday life and any other obsession from most practical dependence.
Speaker 3Why cheapest way to move across the country.
Speaker 4Well, they look at like them outside of the train, bro, there's a lot.
Speaker 5Yeah, like they are.
It's crazy.
Their country's fucking nuts.
Speaker 3It's a lot of people on a train.
Speaker 4Let's just show everybody.
Speaker 5I don't know why it always gets brought back to this, but I was thinking of torture.
Speaker 3That's gotta be it.
That's gotta be it.
No, this is a real thing, But every single one of them is so perfectly dressed.
Speaker 5No, this is a very real thing.
But why are they all perfectly dressed?
Tons of videos that are absolutely real.
Speaker 3Well, nobody's in a rag, No one has stains on their clothes.
Everyone's wearing very nice, perfectly white clothes while on a train.
I don't believe this is very real.
If you don't what it's I don't care if people think this is real.
This is definitely real.
This particular picture I'm saying doesn't seem real, it's very real.
Okay, look how white their clothes are like trains.
That one seems more real.
That one seems okay, that very first one.
Seeing how fans they have, that only seems like it be hotter.
Yeah, soirculate the hot air bad.
That ship would smell pretty bad.
Literal Uh little, that's a funny.
That's a funny way to install fans of just like literally just drill them into the ceiling.
Speaker 5But why do they jump in front?
I don't know, answer this carefully.
People aren't doing that's not I've literally.
Speaker 3I'll answer this carefully.
Speaker 5And no, they literally I watched the whole thing and they like were talking about that.
There's literally parades of trains and stuff like that.
A subversive we'll go down.
So yeah, don't ask me questions like that.
Speaker 3Sorry.
In the eighteen.
Speaker 5Twenties, referred to as bamboo based punishments as a well known practice and maybe places like Sri Lanka.
Speaker 4A fun place to.
Speaker 5Yeah, rock hard chair, fucking squeeze your butt, cheeks together, squeezing together.
Let him go squeezing together, let them go.
Similar practice record during the eighteen twenties Siamese invasion of that's what it says, Siamese Japanese.
Speaker 10Look at these you open your door like holy fuck, all together like huge groups of twos.
Speaker 4So yeah, they were.
Speaker 5The Siamese forces allegedly pushed used nay paw palms nay ney paw palm sprouts functioning similar to bamboo, to impale captured malaise as they plants career whatever that is.
After World War War two, story spread alleging that Japanese soldiers used bamboo tortured lies uh the Allied prisoners of war.
According to these accounts, prisoners were restrained over bamboo shoots for days as the plant slowly grew upward.
Speaker 3The claim entered.
Speaker 5The popular consciousness through memoirs and oral testimony, including references to Haka soul by Chinese poet Woon Pinching like mad.
Look at this guy's name, Woon Pinching, Woon Pinching.
Speaker 3I can't stop saying it, say it.
I can't stop thinking of the Siamese army coming toget you like that is one of the funniest visuals that I ever imagined.
They're all walking in order, like they're like no no, no, like, and they're all connected in different ways.
Like these two have a head together and they're running at your sideways.
These two are connected by the ways, and they're perfectly units.
These are connected at the at the ankles, and they're doing the three legged races.
Speaker 4They're they're torturing you, torturing and ever.
Speaker 3There's just a horde of them and why they want to hurt and.
Speaker 5Their torture you.
But one when one doesn't really want to do it, he's like, I don't really want to do this, and he's like Bob, He's like whatever, ching chong, just like fucking punching.
Speaker 3We made an army.
May be the scariest and funniest I've ever seen.
Speaker 5What if both of them like joined the National Socialists, they both wanted to raise their arm then they're just flying.
Speaker 3That's tood.
Speaker 5So how would you say this guy's name the wound ping Chin who noted the locals believe that such torture had been used on the po w's whoever, storical documents remain limited in and contested, so it's an interesting idea of MythBuster myth Busters tested the physical plausibility of bamboo torture.
Their experiment was just demonstrated that bamboo shoots could penetrate several inches of ballistic gelatine, a substance we are.
Speaker 4You know what that is?
It's like a human.
Speaker 3It's not.
Speaker 5It could be possible, though, which is a is pretty crazy?
Bro Oh that's another one.
Speaker 3Where's the I don't know what that one was.
Speaker 4I thought I had a bamboo.
I thought I had a bamboo picture.
Speaker 3Maybe I don't whatever.
I'm ninety percent sure most people know what bamboo looks like.
It's okay, I don't know what bamboo, bamboo, bamboo.
I got bamboo clothes.
They're soft, man.
Speaker 6You have been.
Speaker 4I have bamboo underwear.
Speaker 3Oh, that's so soft.
Filters.
It keeps you hot on the cold days and keeps you cold on the hot days.
It's wicking.
So the up jerker, that's so funny.
But the shower jerker is that what that means?
The I only jerk off standing up?
So get this.
The up jerker was a the upright nineteenth.
Speaker 5Early twentieth century attempt to improve executions by hanging.
Traditional hangings were notoriously unreliable on the body weight, rope and length.
The drop in distance executions could be prolonged, awkward or botched.
Speaker 3Is he still looking at me?
Why isn't he done?
Speaker 4I have a bamboo bed?
Speaker 3Wow?
Speaker 4Are you in China?
Speaker 3What you lucky?
Fuck?
I want a bamboo like is.
Speaker 5The is the mattress bamboo?
Or is it made out of bamboo?
Do you have like a mosquito net over it?
That's a picture, you know, like in Africa, like a bamboo So bamboo torture is intense.
Bamboo grow super fast and they would use it for scaffold.
That's crazy scaffolding like when yeah, it is pretty We've always heard that it's pretty strong.
You see those like Chinese guys whipping each other with it.
Speaker 3Amazing.
Speaker 4Do you know what's his name?
Benjamin Button?
No?
No, Frankly no, no, no, can I think of his name right now?
Speaker 5Owen?
Benjamin Benjamin is a funny comedian.
He was he's almost got can he almost got canceled or whatever?
But he's pretty funny and uh he he he thinks that pandas were breeded.
They were created by the Chinese to eat bamboo, because that's all they do.
And they're only found in like certain regions of China, and shit created and they were genetically created by the Chinese just to eat bamboo because they had so much of it.
I wish you had chap to you my phone.
I'm just curious about.
Speaker 3Oh god, I'm still fucking borderline crying.
That's Siamese war thing.
I'm not going to get over that.
I'm gonna be talking about that for a weeks.
Speaker 5What's the conspiracy theory about the Chinese breeding pandas to eat bamboo?
Got?
Speaker 3The AI is crazy, man.
Speaker 5It's also lies a lot, so people don't trust it.
Don't I'd use it for some little things, but it's it is.
I've me and Aaron have caught it lying numerous times.
Even when you're doing a horror episode.
It was like, oh, the director is the villain in this movie, and that's not true.
It literally lies all the time, and it tells people subversive information about history and things.
So be careful of what is you know, telling black people they were Jews and stuff like that, Like be careful.
You know, they're also like the Native Americans, and they were the Egyptians and they were everything else but themselves.
You know they were the Chinese, they were the ancient Mongoli.
I don't know, fucking but the theory claims that ancient Chinese elites intentionally bread or managed pandas to eat bamboo, turning what was once a man eating bear into a docile, low energy herbivore, either as a symbolic creature, a control animal, or even a biological oddity shaped by human interference.
Speaker 4Is that crazy dehuman eyes?
Speaker 5A bear bamboo diet, low energy, slow movement, reduced aggression, limited range.
Yeah, it's actually like a legitate conspiracy that people fucking believe, right though, remember bamboo from the movie Strapped.
I've never seen that.
Speaker 3What is that.
Speaker 4Strap on?
Speaker 3You know?
Speaker 5Anyways, so the up jerker was the Yeah, so this isn't time to approve the execution by hanging.
Traditional hanging was notoriously unreliable depending on the body weight and the rope length and drop the executions, it'd be awkward, right and boshed and it would like you you think about that.
There was times, especially when we get into the more at some point getting the executions, there would be like the guys that would be hanging there and like and he'd be like twenty minutes later, and he used to be like, you know what I mean, and one guy's like one.
Speaker 3Guy gets it.
He's like, I can't like it, and he.
Speaker 5Starts jerking off and he's like, I'm gonna come, let's go.
You know, like that movie World's Best Dad.
That movie's fucked.
I've ever seen it.
It's uh.
Robin Williams has this kid in the first half an hour is pretty funny, and it's the kid from Spy Kids.
And he catches him jerking off while choking himself.
And then at one point and I was spoil alert, he catches him and he's dead, and then the whole movie is he frames his kid actually hung himself, and then everyone feels bad that his kid committed suicide.
But his kid actually died accidentally from auto autoerta exphyxiation and with auto erotic exphyxiation pretty messed up, so yeah, they would like it was awkward.
So instead of dropping the condemned downwards, the UPJRI would use a system of pulleys and weights, and he would like jerking him up so it'd be like a standing hanging practice.
The device was unpredictable variations and weight timing and mechanical setup because it was based on weight of the people uh function as intended rather than producing a consistent result.
The up jerker sometimes led to failed or regular executions, highlighting the limits of trying to engineer efficiency into death.
The upright jerker reflects the reoccurring pattern throughout history and punishment when older methods proved unreliable, disturbing to witnesses and authorities.
Speaker 4Right, you're bringing your kids out.
Speaker 3Right, See my mindsets, mindsets, everything, And this guy wasted a lot of time, a lot of energy for absolutely no fucking reason.
Because you know what would be more reliable is just make them drop further.
Yeah, so like drop them off a story and then get caught.
By then, every single one of them is gonna die.
I don't care how much they weigh, how much anything, unless they snap the rope.
Do you think they could snap the rope?
They're so heavy.
Speaker 5I'll do a little role play.
Okay, we're doing play roll play.
Speaker 8All right, Jimmy, we're just gonna go the execution.
You know, we're gonna We're gonna go to the execution.
We're gonna it's not gonna be a couple of minutes.
You get to see your witness your first death since your mother will probably die on her seventh childbirth.
But uh, the guy's just going, oh, Jimmy, close your eyes.
Speaker 9I'm doing.
Speaker 5I guess if you have to thank you.
Speaker 4That's hilarious.
I love it.
Speaker 5So this was this is called this is a Chinese give me a Chinese accent, just by a thousand cuts.
Speaker 3I can't oh, I know this one often translated.
We talked about this a lot.
Speaker 11Of times, slicing death by a thousand cuts.
Speaker 3The form of the punishment was by China China.
Speaker 4That's Japanese Chinese.
More like China.
Speaker 3China, Donald Donald Trump China.
Speaker 4Okay, I could do it.
Speaker 3I can't do it.
Speaker 5Chinese on China roughly cut tenth century until officially they officially abolished.
And that's going into some weird break I will Chinese.
That was perfect.
Speaker 3Dupid any who?
Speaker 4Any who?
Speaker 3Chuck oh, a Mexican one, any who?
Speaker 5From roughly the tenth century.
It was officially abolished in nineteen o five.
It was reversed in the most severe crimes, including high treason, mass murder, patriotide, matricide which is like killing your own kids.
Yeah, and then rebellion against the state.
Unlike execution methods intended to kill quickly, ling Chi was designed to prolong punishment, meant to publicly demonstrate the state's power and impose mental, mental, and physical and symbolic destruction.
The condemned person was restrained in place while the executioner carried out the sentence according to local customs, which varied by religion and era.
Because the Chinese law did not mandate a precise seizure, the laws and severity of lynch different were different widely.
Historical accounts indicated that some of the cases of death occurred relatively quick while others the punishment wasn't extended.
Families with financial means could sometimes intervene to shorten the odeal.
Can you only give him five cuts?
Speaker 3Please?
Only five?
Speaker 5Please give him only five cuts, you know, please, he's my brother, che I know, because now I'm going.
Speaker 3I can't do it.
I'm good at the Indian one, but not that.
Speaker 4I don't think you're good at any of them.
I think you're actually pretty well.
Speaker 3You get the bloody, bloody and he was there and bloody.
Speaker 5No, that's terrible, man, terrible.
It's the best though.
I like your your accidents though, but yeah, should we do this?
Speaker 4I come to China.
Speaker 3This is why are we doing this?
Right now?
What if you do?
I don't care if.
Speaker 5A Chinese person went do you have a credit card or whatever?
That I don't give a ship.
Speaker 3That's just fight like, oh that was a funny one.
I'm American.
I'm going to use my credit card.
Speaker 5Black people can do a white chicks.
But if there's that one chick that's a streamer that did blackface for Halloween, everyone got mad at her.
Speaker 3But I'm like, you know, hey, you know what something you might enjoy this?
Why the fuck is it racist for us to say black people like chicken?
Speaker 4Yeah?
I know?
Speaker 3Why is that racist?
It's not.
Speaker 4And this is the whole.
Speaker 3Like we can say, we can say India is like curry, they like it.
We say Mexicans love tacos, They're like, yeah, we do, but you agree because they're white.
People were like salt.
I don't know what to tell you right now.
There was no My brother actually brought this up to me in the story.
He's like, you know what, He's like, I actually approached the black guys like, I don't know, man, every dude I know loves chicken.
Because I don't know why anyone gets upset saying it.
Speaker 5I actually like the was the Hodge Twins.
The two black guys are very funny.
They're like a way to what's going on.
They want Jake Shield show.
And then one I was talking about like how you know how they don't like change their smoke alarm and it's like beep, babe, babe, And he's like, man, that drives me fucking insane.
Speaker 4He's like, maybe it's like, uh, he made a funny joke.
I what I steal.
Speaker 5But essentially he's like, you know, maybe it's just like therapeutic to black people.
Bope, BP, It's just like calming or some shit.
And I was like, any thing is they even made?
Speaker 7Uh?
Speaker 5Jake had people in the chat or whatever, right, just doing super chats, which eventually we should be doing more of.
And and and he's like they're like chicken or watermelon.
He's like one of the Hodge Twins, like watermelon is fucking good though, you know, he's like that's juicy watermelon.
You yourself a fucking spoon and just and I'm like it's not like I don't even its stereotypes exist because of pattern recognition.
Right, It's just like that's what the idea of racism is.
If you're deliberately hating somebody because of their skin, that is just hatred, which I don't think most people there's but definitely uh, you know thinking, but most times it's based on behavior, right, that's what it's based on, padder recognition.
You know a lot of Chinese people, you know, are smart.
That's not racist.
That's like a fact.
They do have their chemically biologically genetics.
They're more intelligent when it comes to mathematics and left leaning brain activity.
That's a fact.
So you can't be like, nah, it's just just things, right.
Speaker 6Yeah.
Speaker 5I like the Japanese fried chicken with rice and coleslaw.
It was sticky sweet brown sauce.
Speaker 6Stick.
Speaker 8I like that sticky, sticky, sticky icky sweet brown.
Speaker 3Last last time I said that it wasn't about sauce.
Speaker 5That's gross, sticky, iicky.
Speaker 6I can't.
Speaker 5Say say, credit guard, you got it on thelone I was doing that.
So yeah, essentially, like they would just cut you up into pieces.
And I think it's funny that if you had money they could be like, only give him a couple of cuts, please, I.
Speaker 4Want him to come home, you know what I mean.
Speaker 5Then she carried out deep cultural and spiritual significance and ah yeah, it was like emphasized of the bodily integrity.
Mutilation of the body meant to condemn would enter the afterlife incomplete.
Interesting, so as they're doing this, you might go into the afterlife where your body would not be complete, so you'd be walking around.
I know I have an image of this somewhere, be walking around.
That's not it.
That's not it.
Don'tk Where is it so hard to have?
Speaker 3Too small?
You can't.
Speaker 5They're just trying to force this guy into this thing.
He was like, please don't.
I actually labeled everything.
See, they're like, would you.
Speaker 3Please not do that?
Please like that.
I'm gonna cut your leg.
Let me eat your leg.
That's a man with a mustache with double ds.
Why does he got doubles?
Speaker 5It literally says uh, it says woman suffering.
Speaker 3That's a man with a mustache.
Speaker 4Maybe they just all have mustaches.
Speaker 3Bro, that's that's a What the fuck is that?
Speaker 5That's a guy, that's for sure.
Guy looks like a dragon ball Z character.
Speaker 3Why you look at old tits?
Speaker 4Okay, he looks like a dragon ball z character.
Speaker 3A little bit.
Oh sorry, I thought you're talking about the guy in the car.
Speaker 5And they said they would do things like they would slice off their nipples and stuff like that, like horrendous ship bro so fucked.
Speaker 3You can't hurt if you do a lot of nipple play and you're used to it.
Speaker 4Do you like that?
Do you like having your nipples play with?
Speaker 6Oh?
Speaker 3I don't.
I don't touched.
Speaker 4Are you sure?
Speaker 3Yeah?
I'm not a fan.
Not a fan of nipple play.
Most women are, but I am.
Speaker 5Not dirty Sam chez ad her before slicing.
Oh they dirty sand Chester.
Do you remember those man we like?
There was like the Arabian goggle.
All these things were things that when the Internet popped off you could just look it up or whatever.
It's like you put your balls on her eyes and stick your dick in her mouth and stuff like that, you know, fun stuff.
Speaker 3Like chars arting.
So, although which one is that chars arting?
Speaker 5Yeah?
Speaker 3When you light her pubes on fire and then put it out with your jiz.
Speaker 4Oh nice like that one.
Speaker 3She's a charge yard.
Speaker 5H So yeah, they like they essentially I think you got rid of it.
Speaker 4Yeah.
Speaker 5So several several historical records cases contributing leang cheese, reputation, cleaning high ranking officials, palace conspirators, and her religious dissonance of the government.
Obviously, one of the most well known documented executions was that of Thing Sully in nineteen oh five, photographed by French observers.
I saw the images of this, and we can't show you on YouTube.
It's fucked up.
I was like Jesus Christ, I show Billy.
I show Billy.
Speaker 4What's his name?
Speaker 3Few?
I don't know how to spell it.
A few space?
That's not how you spell it.
Speaker 5Give me some rice recipe Z you slice?
Yeah, so there you go, Billy.
Some disturbing images of them cutting him open.
That's a real image.
Can't show you on Yeah, it's fucked up.
Eh.
They were slicing his organs open and ship.
Yeah, there you go.
We can't show you guys.
Ay this I wish if we had, if.
Speaker 3You would like to google it, it's uh fu space z h u.
Speaker 5That's fucked up, man, I what the fuck?
They cut off his nipples and ship?
Oh, maybe that is fucked up.
This is what we need for Patreon, where we have to like take it down and then show people in the Patreon.
Yeah, we hopefully have a Patriot episode coming up, so let's get through.
Speaker 3Yeah.
Speaker 5So they it was steak sanctioned use for punishment.
Uh they Obviously these descriptions were sensationalized, but it was exaggerated cruelty to portray China as uniquely barbaric.
But they still used it.
Uh so, Yeah, this is my favorite.
The Spanish donkey.
The Spanish donkey, also know as the wooden horse or the chevrolete was this was this a simple torture was relied on less machinery, more gravity, body weight, and time.
It consisted of raising on a wooden beam shaped like a sharp ridge, usually a triangle, positioned high enough that the victim's feet could not rest on the ground.
The couldemver, were forced to be straddled on a narrow edge off the naked and partially stripped, while their hands were bound to prevent shifting their weight To increase the agony, weights were commonly tied to the ankles, pulling the body downward, constrating the pressure on a single point, usually your asshole, your goots, your cock, your vagina.
Longer the victim retained, the more weight that it would become a weapon.
So if you were, if you were like you know, if if you were just still staying alive.
The more that you endure this punishment, they would add more weights to you and pull you down as it would like split open your cock and bone.
Speaker 3No, they're saying your own weight.
Speaker 4No, No, they would put weights.
Speaker 3On your ankle.
That's it said.
Though it said your own weight eventually would put push through.
So it becomes hurts more and more and more because it's your own body weight pushing through it.
Speaker 8Yeah.
Speaker 5Weights were commonly tied to the ankles.
Oh okay, constrat pressure on a single point and it's pretty intense.
Speaker 3That's a Chevrolet by the way.
Speaker 4It's really literally like the car.
Speaker 3Like the car.
Speaker 5It is like the car where the car came from.
Yeah, bro, ah, isn't that crazy?
Look at the spa saw on it.
Speaker 8Bro?
Speaker 3Why why did you have spikes?
It's already horrible.
Speaker 5Man, No, dude, your ass would hurt so much though, Holy fuck, you're like, so what made the spot Spanish donkey especially cruel?
It was a slow escalation, there was no sudden violence.
Pain increased minute by minute as muscles failed, circulation was restricted, and exhaustion set in Victims were of unable to dismount even when they lost consciousness, prolonging the punishment.
In many cases, the device was used the other way.
Speaker 4Isn't it No, it's not.
Speaker 6What are you looking?
Speaker 5Looking at you?
Because you moved your head.
Speaker 3Well I was checking.
Oh I wasn't I wasn't.
Speaker 5Doing so uh yeah, and it's it's pretty So essentially would split your buttthole in your gooch.
Speaker 3So.
Speaker 5Unlike execution execution devices, the Spanish donkey was meant to incapacitate without killing.
Though death was frequently a consequence, Survivors often left permanent injury, unable to walk properly, or render unfit for work or military service.
This made this an effective tool of discipline, humiliation, and long term control.
You know, imagine the device required no skilled executioner.
It's funny that you need skills for this job, no complex machinery.
It's cruelty came from restraint, time and the inevitability of gravity, making one of the most effective and widely adopted methods of torture across the centuries.
Across centuries.
And it's crazy because it you would sit on it and man, this the I feel like eventually it would split like you're naked sitting there as your cock and balls hanging out.
The more torture, the tiny your dickets.
Speaker 3Leaned back, I'd rather my ass split more open.
I wouldn't.
I'd never leaned forward on my balls or dick, and I'd like purposely lean back like that as as hard as that is, Like, there's no way I can durre that pain forward.
Speaker 8Oh baby, got more?
Give me some more weights.
Speaker 3Baby, What if you're strong enough to throw the leg over because you can lift the weight.
Speaker 4Oh no, you're supposed to be being tortured.
Speaker 3You know what.
The blood eagle is.
Speaker 5No intense bro the blood eagle, it is the blood he'll comes from Nordic legends.
Speaker 3Of Viking executions, the condemned back.
Speaker 5The condemn's back was lashed so as to give it ribs, which was then broken and twisted upwards to look like wings.
To add injury to injury, salt was poured onto the wound, and the final blow, the lungs were pulled out and draped over the ripped wings, the ribbed wings for effect.
Thankfully, this is debate about whether it was a real practice, but actually people do believe it was real pretty fucked up.
Speaker 3Let's give them some salt.
Salt's good.
There, You like that right?
Speaker 5Actually like this one.
Knee Hauling was a type of punishment specifically for.
Speaker 3Sailors kept sailors.
We got our own ship for you.
Speaker 5Specific for sailors drapped up by the Dutch navy in the sixteenth century.
And the Dutch navy was pretty crazy, like especially the colonialist there's a lot of the madingiba fuck uh, and offenders were tied with rope and dragged under water from one end of the ship to the other.
When many died from practice due to drowning or internal injuries.
The theory wasn't always dun dun, dunk, got I would show had my mouse, I don't.
I don't even know where it is now.
Speaker 3I always okay, So I guess they got weights or whatever and their purpose under it because you could swim right.
No, it was meant to be fatal.
Speaker 5As a bonus member punished by knee hauling, often cut mercilessly by barnacles under the ship's bottom.
Than the knee, the kneel, the keel, the keel.
Keel hauling made it's keel hauling.
I was keel hauling.
It looked like knee with it, but there's no eddent, so it's key hauling and carried on the scars with them for life.
So there would be people that sis would survive this.
They would dunk them under and like like it's showing it and then strap them and then they drag you underneath the ship.
Speaker 3But I just don't understand because like, can't you swim?
Like what's holding you underwater?
Speaker 4Them?
Look at what they're doing.
Speaker 3Yeah, but still like you'd have to have someone with you to do that, Like you'd have to be holding your back for fox sakes to keep that much weight on you.
Unless oh, unless there was a metal pole.
There's a metal pole to push you down.
It's just rope.
Speaker 5You're gonna no no, no, yeah, you're forcing you essentially.
Speaker 3Yeah, it's a metal pole and you're pushing them under.
Oh okay, gotcha.
Speaker 5I still don't believe that someone didn't use this as a gaping tool for their masshole.
Speaker 3They probably did.
You know, that's delete pair jape.
Speaker 5Yeah, so so crazy.
So the tongue terror.
So this is the torture of Hans Brett and English captured in Antwerp.
Uh in fifteen seventy six.
The illustration shows Brett chained by a rock and his tongue is removed with hot tongs.
Speaker 4He was later burned to the steak.
Speaker 5The purpose of this tool was to resemble a pair of garden shears and was straightforward.
As the name suggests.
It would just tear out your tongue.
The execution twisted and pulled whatever worked and cause the most pain.
This ended up being a useful way of dealing with those accused of blasphemy and spreading heretical heretical heretical because it's a heresy, right, it's it's is that not?
Speaker 3That is what it is?
I'm laughing.
Is I actually right there?
Speaker 5Heretical because you're you're a you're a heretic.
That'd be heretical heretical.
You're a heretic, though, are you heretic?
Speaker 3I'm pretty heretical.
Yeah, you're probably right.
I'm pretty sure I could.
I guess I could be wrong.
I don't know.
Speaker 5But so this, uh, this was the tongue terror literally would just.
Speaker 3Like describe your tongue and fucking bring it out.
Speaker 5Uh huh.
Speaker 3Like it feels a little unnecessary, Like you could just grab a pair of pliers.
All right, well, why need that?
Speaker 4Do you think they had plyers back then?
Speaker 3Whist you think so?
Probably something along that line, And those plyers were invented from the tongue terror.
They're like, that's a very good instrument.
Let's use let's make plyers out of that.
Speaker 4Yes, let's do that.
Speaker 3See it seems like they could.
I don't know, she don't know.
She don't know.
I haven't done that.
Speaker 5Well, yeah, so dumb.
So the breaking wheel this is one of the most famous.
It's called the Catherine Wheel, who was most deliberately cruel execution methods designed not to kill quickly, but to destroy the body in stages to keep the victim alive as long as possible.
The condemned was tied to the ground or bound directly to the wheel while the executioner methodically smashed the limbs one by one with.
Speaker 4A heavy curgel or a dropped wheel.
Speaker 3I don't know what a curgel is?
Speaker 4Is that not what that says?
Speaker 8Like?
Speaker 4I think cudgel?
Cudgel?
Speaker 3I don't know, I don't even know what.
Oh that thing?
Speaker 5Okay, this guy looks real scared though.
Speaker 3Yeah, it looks like he's about to fucking die.
I'm wondering why they even put cloth over he is dead.
Speaker 4It's a mallet essentially, Okay, neat.
Speaker 3Matern you.
I like that guy's nose.
I like how they dude broken.
Speaker 5Yeah, that's what would they do?
So they tie you to it and then start smashing away.
Speaker 4Man.
Speaker 5What made the breaking wheel especially horrifying was its ordeal and restrain, or was its order and restrained.
Bones were broken, uh specifically in sequences, usually starting with the lags, then the arms, and finally the spine, ensuring the victims remained conscious throughout the most of the punishment.
Courts often dictated the exact number of blows, turning agny into a legal legal procedure.
Speaker 6Oh well, what did he do?
Speaker 4He raped my mother?
You know, it's just like.
Speaker 8All right, he gets five flashings.
Speaker 5You know, it's like break his toes, his ankle and his his spine, and then he can be a paraplegic.
Speaker 8You know.
Speaker 5Put him in a wheelchair.
Name Stephen Hawking, you know.
And then he likes to watch midgets do math while they're naked or something.
Speaker 3You know, he make a good movie.
Speaker 4Do you know about that?
Speaker 3That's a fucking thing.
I thought you just made that up.
Speaker 5Supposedly, Stephen Hawking was on Epstein's list watching and what they found he he would force midgets to do math or something like that.
Speaker 3Oh that's mean, but that's so funny.
If that's true, that's hilarious.
Speaker 5Rumors of Stephen Hawking making midgets do math a fun fact of the day.
Speaker 3That's a good one.
Speaker 4The rumor is an old internet hoax.
O.
They say it's not real.
Speaker 5The claim of that Stephen Hawking kept little people midgets as some sort of bizarre servants or made them do math for him, circulated on fringe forms on the internet.
Uh, that's probably true, man, You never know.
Hawking severe disability made him easy target for CRDESK humor.
Man, there was rumors that he was on Epstein's list.
It's not like, oh, these people are just like Golden Star people.
AI is so subversive.
It's like, yeah, no one he asked about Epstein.
It's like it did tell me Epstein was part of Masad so PM.
It changed recently too, because I had it like writing out in factual information that I knew about certain topics that will eventually be episodes, Like I had to look up things for me that I could take sources from and stuff like that.
And then within like a month later, it was like, I can't do that, I can't talk about that, and it's like it's it changed, and I know other people said that he did the same thing, right, So I started like, now who was controlling it?
The guy that owns it is yeah anyways, but uh so uh.
They would break bones, all that sort of punishment, and they would be like a legal procedure.
Often bones were shattered, the victim's mangled body was woven through the spokes of the wheel, raised upright onto the pole.
Speaker 4Death was not guaranteed.
Speaker 5Many were left exposed for hours or days, dying slowly from shock, dehydration, internal injuries.
In some cases, the final mercy blow the coop the grace was delivered with the and the optional optional that I assured the breaking wheel relied upon spectacle and duration.
It was terrified to witnesses and erase condemned physical physicality and turn punishment into public warnings.
This is definitely one that they would do in public kind of ward off people be like, you don't want to if you break the law, that's what you're gonna look like, you know, and I feel that.
Speaker 3I think that's one of the worst ones.
M that's that's really bad.
Speaker 5So it breeze through some of these.
The Heretics fork, that was a fun one.
They would just shove a fork.
Yeah so uh loop and iron buckle.
Uh.
During the Spanish the Spanish Inquisition, the Heretics fork looked like a double aded fork, each with two progs held on the strap, and it would be placed into their neck.
Yeah so they know, so they would turn it until it like.
Speaker 3You are permanently looking up.
What if you see someone real ugly and you got to look away, You see someone you don't want to see, and you can't look away.
You gotta make direct eye contact.
Speaker 5What he does like farts in his nose, Like it's like a jackass thing, and they tie him to a thing, and then they force his head up.
And then as they forced their head up, they like placed their ass on their nose.
I've been watching it like I've been watching a bunch of jackass stuff recently, and I was watching I remember Poopies from the New One.
Speaker 3Poopies had a.
Speaker 5Hard life man, Oh yeah, the new Guy, And I thoughways thought he was kind of funny, but he was like he almost overdosed on the show, on the movie and stuff, and because I.
Speaker 4Was like, who naimed him?
Speaker 3Poopies?
Speaker 5And I guess so this was Sorry, Poopies, if you end up seeing this, I think you're kind of funny.
Speaker 4You're a little weird, but uh and he.
Speaker 5I guess it was like it's funny because I was like, that's such a goofy name.
Like even when we first watched it, Chelsea's like, who the fuck name of their kid Poopies?
Or like where did this nickname come from?
So I watched the thing about him, you know, it's like what happened to this?
He's ship in public and he got in trouble and charged the police van or something like that, and instead of his dad punishing him, his dad thought it was the funniest shit he's ever heard of.
He's like, that's hilarious, man or whatever.
Right, And but then the name carried on.
Everyone called him Poopies and it deterred him from getting girls because everyone heard about the incidents.
But they imagine your names is Poopies forever, so that fucking uh So this is crazy?
Okay, Yeah, So they would use that fork to essentially the same thing as heretics.
Speaker 4It's very religious, and that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 5It wasn't these mechanical crazy devices that they needed to implement, right.
It was a lot of like just if you fucked around, it was just very simple.
It wasn't like huge, like crazy devices.
A lot of times it was like, there's very simple ways to torture people, right.
But China has has made capital punishments shockingly effective and a little surprise, really, you know, it's a little surprising.
Maybe I don't know, I wouldn't think so, but considering that China, China conducts the most executions per year of any country in the world.
A variety of crimes are patrolled by death, including tax fraud, arson, and even prostitution.
Bro like Japan's like you can come down here though, and come over here, we do give you a childs fifteen bucks, little man put that shit in my.
Speaker 4She's thirteen.
Speaker 5Everybody, Yeah, that's what people would go, like Jared Fogel and stuff, the fucking subway.
Fuck would go to like Japan for child prostitutes and stuff.
Many executions in China are now performed by mobile execution units vans equipped with the strange drugs and necessary for lethal injections.
The vans would typically look like a police fan and have it on the road for about a decade.
They are only a dozen of them around the country, so they were literally dispensing lethal injections close to the scenes of the crimes.
Not only were they cheaper, but they would the traditionally facility, the facilities that they did have.
China officials say, but they were more humane, you know, often a preferred method of execution, death by firing squad was a little bit horrible, right.
Speaker 3Yeah, fair enough.
Speaker 4So they would be like, you know, he show up.
Speaker 3Oh no please, no, no, so and.
Speaker 4It's like it's like sorry, Ching Chong has to come with us now.
Speaker 3And then they take.
Speaker 5Him and put him in the van, and they literally put him in a van that looks like this, and then they give him a lethal injection.
Bro just right, the dump them out the hoods.
You cheated on your Texas.
So obviously another famous one, drawn and quartered.
It was just the typical idea of a method of cruel and usual punsh w still difficult to believe it was actually a real thing and was conceived by actual humans.
It happened to unfortunate souls.
The punishment was first doled out in England in the thirteenth century.
Uh So they would be the accused of be drawn and tied to a horse, dragged to the gallows, and then usually hanged hung Many disembowels don't care, or beheaded.
Afterwards, the den were quartered.
His body had been split into quarters, sometimes each limb tied to a different horse, and they'd have the horses run opposite directions and then your limbs would just like like, because howords are pretty strong, they would tear your limbs out of your sockets on each end and you'd.
Speaker 3Be fists Yeah, torn in fists.
Speaker 5Yes, no, we already passed the hertics forces.
Speaker 4Going up so Judas cradle.
This one was crazy.
Speaker 5So it would often be a sharpened tip perpetrating the victims anus or vagina.
Okay, this is probably one of the worst ones.
Occasionally other parts of the bodies.
It would cause severe injuries and often led to infliction or even death.
Speaker 3The Jewish simply one, yeah, but it's like pinpointed on the.
Speaker 5Yes, so crazy, so it would begin.
Speaker 3Had that happen before?
Speaker 5No, No, my mine wasn't his.
Speaker 3Name Jeremy or something there Jerome?
And then didn't Jerome do that to you?
Jerome gave you a butt, baby, I will eat your ash.
That's what Jerome said to you.
You're like, yes, please come here.
Could you set all this cheer for me?
It looked really hard.
If you could just set all this cheer, I'd like that.
Speaker 5So, yeah, that Judish cradles supported by various historical records and accounts from the medieval times.
It depends if it actually was a but it was actually implemented.
There is ample evidence to suggest that it was indeed a real torture.
References to the Judas cradle can be found in medieval texts, artworks, and historical documents.
So they place the weight and essentially look at that old school wad, just a piece of wood.
It's sharp, though, and they would just add weight and this is going in your ass.
Speaker 3It actually fully engulfs.
Speaker 5You know, they're thinking likely and paler Man, we got some on him, like even that one is.
It's very simple, constructive.
That's why it wasn't just like a lot of these tortures.
Weren't this thing where it was like this crazy device.
It was a lot of times very simple.
We'll sit you on this thing.
We're gon add weight and it's gonna split open your anus.
It was like a pyramid shaped and essentially you would sit on the pyramid sharp point.
The victim would be forced to sit on the point and they would weigh down with pressure causing severe pain.
Uh you know.
Speaker 4And then obviously there's variations they would have.
Speaker 5Like uh, you're talking about that?
Speaker 3Uh?
Speaker 5And the variations of the jewice cradle featured a chair with the seeds backrest.
It's nice.
Yeah, I was sharp nails and spikes.
But you think about this, right, it's the same idea.
We see this in movies and stuff like Adams Family.
They lay on the spike bed.
There's there's again India.
Speaker 3Yeah, they do that.
Speaker 5They lay on the spike bed and they put a snake on their chest and they play that weird dumb music and stuff, and you know it's just like, yeah, it's not a flute, it's an Indian flute.
Speaker 3Yeah, you know what it's called.
What's that a piccolo?
Speaker 5What's that thing called the jeet flute?
Speaker 3I don't, I don't.
Speaker 5Well, I drank this whole thing.
But the whole punch is gone.
All the all the punch is gone.
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So that's the Drew.
So I want to end this on something fun more kind of fucked up, I would, I think cock and ball torture.
Don't look at what we're gonna read.
I couldn't get the images.
I found this on Wikipedia and I showed Chelsea as I was looking this up, and I was like, oh, what the fuck?
Speaker 4And this is on Wikipedia.
Speaker 5They had pictures of cocks and balls being tortured on Wikipedia.
Speaker 3What Indian rubber cock and ball.
Speaker 5Torture CBT they call it is a sex activity involving the application of pain or constricting to the male genitals that may This may involve directly painful activities such as genital piercing, wax play, genital spanking, squeezing, ball busting, genital flogging, ureathraplay, tickle torture, erotic electro stimulation, kneeing, or kicking the receipt of such The recipient of such activities may receive direct physical pleasure via masochism, emotional pleasure through erotic humiliation or acknowledge that the play is pleasing to a statistic dominant.
Speaker 3So you know what they're in.
Speaker 5The hot outfits you when's it com caught hot?
But the leather outfits big like high heels.
I wouldn't think it's necessarily attractive because I don't need any that.
And uh, they would like, there's a funny joke that we're making at work after all the show before, but sawyer that's been on the show with Brett story is very funny.
Speaker 4I would like when the studio is done.
Speaker 5Right now, we're in like the living room part of my house and stuff like that, so eventually we'll have a whole studio again.
But like, uh, and we're talking and we're like talking about fetishes.
Now it comes from when you're a child, and how these things like so, who's stepping on your balls when you're a child, that's what nobody and we were talking about.
How it also comes from maybe hereditary like your parents.
Speaker 4Or something like that.
Speaker 3Right, I don't want to know what my dad.
Speaker 4Like, He's like, I gotta ask my dad why his ball stepped on?
Speaker 3Yeah, I like how they did this cock and ball torture so frequently they frequently abbreviated it.
It was called CBD cbt S cockball torture.
They needed to make an acronym because they're like, this is taking up too much time to consistently keep saying we're doing this to somebody.
Speaker 4I didn't spell it right.
Speaker 3Oh God, guide for your beauty.
Look as I'm looking through, was like, bro, what the fuck?
Speaker 5I was like, I said that.
Chelse says, like, what the fuck?
Why are they showing this on she's kicking That's a cock hole.
That's a cock hole thing.
So that will strict your ball so you can't get a boner.
So it's it's got the gates of Hell, a chastity device used for erotic sexual denial.
It prevents the penis in the submissive male who has been sexually aroused from being a wreck from becoming a wrecked.
So it's like your there's uh, your wife will be getting fucked by saying a big guy, the huge cock and then they put the thing on your dick and it restricts you from getting a boner.
Speaker 4So even if you if you're you want.
Speaker 3I'm an break it off.
I'd break off that lot.
Speaker 5So as I'm going through this, I'm like, what the fuck?
And there's all these images and I'm like, ew, she's putting her fingernail in it.
Speaker 3Okay, I'm done.
Speaker 4Okay.
I just wanted to show Billy what the hell I had to go through?
Speaker 3Why did I have to?
Why do I have to go through everything you go through?
Speaker 5Similar to many sexual activities, CBD can be formed using toys devices to make the penis and testicles more easily accessible for attack, for attack, for that's what they already used, or for play purposes.
Ball stretcher ball stretcher is a stretcher and cock ring which forces the penis erection.
Weird, I wouldn't mind that, I guess.
A ball stretcher is a sex toy that is used to elongate the scrotum and provide the feeling.
I've never used one of these, I've heard about them.
A weight pulling on the testicles away from the body.
This can partially be enjoyable for the wearer, as it makes an orgasm more intense as the testicles are prevented from moving up.
Intended to make one's testicles hang lower than normal temporarily, or if it's used for extended periods of time permanently.
This sex toy can be can be harmful for genitals or circulation of the blood.
Remind me on a Patreon everybody has to sail out for the page.
Remind me ask me this on the Patriot episode they're going to do for a quick half an hour or whatever after this, Remind me, just remind me about the cock ring thing, because I have a fucking horrible story about that.
Speaker 3Most ball stretchers.
Speaker 5Most ball stretchers leather and rubber or stainless steel.
The leather user fastening straps, wrapping around the scroll to him, and then obviously stretching out the balls.
Speaker 3Jesus fuck.
Speaker 4Yeah, So let's.
Speaker 5Uh the line stretcher can range from It gives you the whole details.
More dangerous type of ball stretchers can be homemade simply by wrapping a rope or string around one scrolled him.
We're not leaving, we're not dot we have more.
The ball crusher a ball crusher device made from either metal or often clear.
Speaker 3Alas is gone.
Speaker 5Okay, so this one's the ball crusher.
It is a device made from either metal or often clear.
Uh this clear our are okay to speak right now.
Yes, Billy's back.
The ball crusher.
It squeezes the tesco slowly by turning the set of nuts and screws holding it tightly to clamp.
Depend on the pain tolerance of the person is used.
Speaker 6Uh.
Speaker 5The ball crusher is often combined with bondage, either with a partner or by oneself.
So that's the other types of torture and pact play.
I hope everyone is enjoying this.
A parachute is a small collar, usually made from leather, which fastens around the scrotin and from which weights can be hung.
This reminds me of like remember Kenny versus Betty.
Remember when it.
Speaker 4Was whose balls can hold the most weight?
Speaker 5It was like who can who can hold the most weight with their balls?
Speaker 4I think it is.
Speaker 3I thought he was trying to grab my balls.
It's trying to grab my Eggno.
Speaker 5Is good, grab Mygno, it's actually not that bad.
Speaker 3I like it.
Speaker 5I do you like there a little bit better?
And uh yeah, so like they in the one episode, I would shove this out.
It's a Canadian show.
They're two Jewish guys, but they're the good ones.
Speaker 3Just kidding.
Speaker 12All Jews are good people, just not all zionis keep talking.
Speaker 4So like Kenny had like that.
He went into the room.
Speaker 8Room.
He went into the room very central right, and as he goes into the room, he sees Kenny.
Speddy goes in the room, Kenny going.
Speaker 5Bricks his testicles and he's got bricks on his testicles and he's going, he's like kig and it's hilarious and he's like trying to lift him up.
And Spy's like, what the fuck because he's so shocked by like him doing this, and they're like and then he leaves the room.
It's either fake bricks, they're like foam, but Kenny or Spenny believes it because he's an idiot.
Canne RIPA parachute is a small collar usually made from other with fashions, that fastens around and thrown him and which waves can be hung from.
Speaker 4It, and it's.
Speaker 5Calling swim short changs beneath, short changs, short changs, four short tangs, restaurant hanging beneath which ways whatever boma Used as part of cock and ball torture and BDSM relationships, The parachute provides a constant dragon squeezing effect on the testicles.
Moderate weights of three to five kilograms can be suspended during bondage that's fucked up the humbler.
Speaker 3The humbler as.
Speaker 5A BDSM physical restraint device a cock and ball's bondage toy used to restrict movement of the submissive participant in the BDSM scene.
It consists of testicle cuffs.
Cuff device typically a ring that clamps around the base of the scrotum, which draws back the legs.
This is mounted in the center of the bar on which the rods that pass behind the thighs at the base of the buttocks.
As a result, the wearer is forced to keep their legs folded forward as an attempt to restrain them and slightly pulls hard on their scrotum, causing anything considerably discomfortable to extreme pain.
The wearer prevents from standing up straight, so he's like just bent over a crawling on all fours because he's pulling off testicles.
The testicle cuffs is a ring shaped device that queen placed around the scrut between the body testicles when it's closed to prevent testicles from passing.
Okay, I'm fucking doing with this, making the penis appear longer, Pulling the testicles down away from the base of the.
Speaker 3Penis at the end of the day.
Was a great episode.
Speaker 5It was fun cock harness.
Hell's almost had the image.
Okay, it's one more the ball buster.
Dominatrix kicking her male submissive in the testicles at a fulsome street, fair Will streets.
That's fine us.
Besides causing pain.
It's in the US.
Besides causing pain.
This is an act of public disgrace.
Speaker 3She's naked getting his testicles kicked on the stream.
In Japan six dish like I.
Speaker 5Was doing it really good the other day, which a man's tescals were abused.
These genres also referred to as ball busting.
A non Japanese person described as Asian people, mainly women, are participating in the dynamics of the tama kuya.
The tomakir consists of mastication having testicles hurt By says, it's find the chat stop as soon as you start talking about to it.
There's other Asian.
There's a lot of Asian ones, man, a lot of Asians.
All right, Well that was.
Speaker 3Oh whoa, whoa, whoa.
Speaker 4Okay, I can go back there.
Speaker 3Oh no, one sec.
One sec.
The fuck was that.
Speaker 4I'll get to it.
Speaker 3No, no, no, there was one, the very last one.
Speaker 4I'll get to it.
Speaker 3No, no, no, go to it right now.
Uh keep going right there?
Speaker 4Read it.
Speaker 3Decamania.
An electric massage is a popular Japanese prank played between two people where one person puts their foot in a genital area of the other and of the other and shakes it in a vibrating motion.
So I'm vibrating my foot on your cock, which is weird as shit.
Often this is done by grabbing the other person's feet, raising them, and then placing one's own foot onto their crotch and vibrating it.
This is often done between school aged boys in a prank similar and could be seen in a Western audience as a type of bullying now.
In two thousand and six, Freedo Lay released a special tuckas Tika con themed edition of Dorito chips that referenced this.
They read, they made potato chips that reference this ball vibrating foot movement.
That's wild.
All right, well, all right, I thought that was fucking wild.
That's a fun fact.
I'm good.
That's insane.
Speaker 5That's your fun fact.
That's insane, adjuring that I forgot to have this b for all the torture, crock and ball torture.
That's what's all right.
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