The back and major nerves:
I think its safe to say this was more of a scary bedtime story, maybe after some or a little too much mead, than real.
Posted on 11/23/2018 8:05:31 PM PST by vannrox
Heads up.
They did this in an episode of Vikings..if you could stomach it. Makes the Red Wedding from Game of Thrones look like a Disney episode.
Good thing they didn’t waterboard.
Seems reasonable for performing for perps of equally heinous crimes.
Shortly after, the torture known as the income tax superseded this grisly practice.
If the Lungs are exposed, then the victim is no longer breathing and would soon pass out.
Or to three years ago in eastern Syria.
Wasn’t a similar torture described in the movie NORTHWEST PASSAGE (1940)? I read the book by Kenneth Roberts fifty eight years ago and don’t remember if it was mentioned in there or not.
Just like Pelosi and Husseincare, this person was exempt.
Some things should quietly be left behind in the deep dark pages of history. I see no benefit for today’s society having this stuff brought back into the light.
Heads Up,,,
Another torture method
Using sharpened sticks
Placed under the Chin.
They’ve depicted it twice in the series Vikings. The first time was the most explicit when Ragnar executed Jarl Borg. The second time was when Ivar the Boneless killed King Aella in revenge for killing his father.
Benefits,,,
You’re probably correct.
They happened and will
Continue to happen.
The Ingenuity of Man
To inflict pain
Knows No Bounds.
Well that was interesting. Made me kind of hungry. More turkey anyone?
LOL. Great response!
Once they were mighty Vikings striking fear in their enemies wherever they went. Now, just a bunch of lib-turd wooses allowing mooslims to rape their women.
The back and major nerves:
I think its safe to say this was more of a scary bedtime story, maybe after some or a little too much mead, than real.
The cutting of the ribs bit, and other stuff is mentioned in this clip -
http://www.tcm.com/mediaroom/video/316485/Northwest-Passage-Movie-Clip-Abenaki-Tomahawks.html
I thought this was about Gary Anderson missing his only field goal of the entire season, when it really mattered, in the NFC championship game.
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