You wanna know what torture is

[Darren Avey]

Ill tell ya what torture is, having to decide whether to jump to you death from a burning skyscraper or whether to burn to death in that very skyscraper.

[gracie bjj]

your natural reaction will make u jump even if u didnt want to,kinda like when u burn your hand by the stove,first thing u do is pull away cause of your reaction,once that heat is starting to get hot enough u will jump,trust me,no choice to b made

[Julio Ceasar]

Been forced to watch modern bodybuilding? Torture for my eyes and aesthetic sense of mind!

[MikMaq]

your natural reaction will make u jump even if u didnt want to,kinda like when u burn your hand by the stove,first thing u do is pull away cause of your reaction,once that heat is starting to get hot enough u will jump,trust me,no choice to b made

Tell this to the ho moes watching the movie prometheus. Fucking retard nerds think your all tactical in those situations.

[MikMaq]

torture, is being told you have to suck the cocks of 10 aids infested africans, and your choice is to suck the dirtiest first or last.

[Kim Jong Bob]

torture, is being told you have to suck the cocks of 10 aids infested africans, and your choice is to suck the dirtiest first or last.

lucky you in that case who likes to suck salty banana flavored cocks

[MikMaq]

lucky you in that case who likes to suck salty banana flavored cocks

Yes but you have to understand with such glorious options it'd be very hard to choose. A tortious choice indeed.

[Royalty]

Ill tell ya what torture is, having to decide whether to jump to you death from a burning skyscraper or whether to burn to death in that very skyscraper.

The intense heat made the jumping option much easier to choose for some people

[gym**rat]

I imagine most saw the 9/11 video. Many, many people made the choice to jump. The ones that didn't jump had passed out from the smoke.

[dr.chimps]

Ill tell ya what torture is, having to decide whether to jump to you death from a burning skyscraper or whether to burn to death in that very skyscraper.

Besides being belted by fat, fellow chip-stained lads!? 

[240 is Back]

I'm all for torture, if we're all open and honest about it.

I mean, if it is cool today, if it was cool in 2001, then it's cool in 2000, in 1900, in 1100 AD, etc.  

In war, you can stab, shoot, detonate, completely pinkmist people and leave them to bleed out, but you can't torture them?  You can starve by ending their supplies, you can let the elements kill them, but not torture?

IMO, torture has always gone on, and always will go on.  Today's warfare really is a sissified version of centuries past.  Goring each other with bayonets, impaling people for a slow 3 day death in front of the town with a spear up your ass... war was waaaay more horrific in the past.   So any silly talk about "it's a new kind of war, torture is *suddenly* acceptable, that's crap - if it's okay to use it to stop a 9/11 (and it might be the case), then it's okay to use it to stop a Pearl harbor or 1898 USS Maine or whatever.  And we should be open about it.  And we can't get mad when the enemy does it too - cause they've been doing it in Iraq/afghanistan, just as we've been using it for the past decade.  It's a sad part of war, but a part that's always been there.

[pedro01]

your natural reaction will make u jump even if u didnt want to,kinda like when u burn your hand by the stove,first thing u do is pull away cause of your reaction,once that heat is starting to get hot enough u will jump,trust me,no choice to b made

You do realize most people would have died of smoke inhalation before burning right?

[gracie bjj]

You do realize most people would have died of smoke inhalation before burning right?

some where hanging out the windows though and where able to breath but the heat was overwhelmig,one guy got rescued and told his story and said thats how he was able to breath by hanging his head out the window.he said he was ready to jump cause even though he was able to breath alittle the heat was unreal

[dr.chimps]

I'm all for torture, if we're all open and honest about it.

I mean, if it is cool today, if it was cool in 2001, then it's cool in 2000, in 1900, in 1100 AD, etc.  

In war, you can stab, shoot, detonate, completely pinkmist people and leave them to bleed out, but you can't torture them?  You can starve by ending their supplies, you can let the elements kill them, but not torture?

IMO, torture has always gone on, and always will go on.  Today's warfare really is a sissified version of centuries past.  Goring each other with bayonets, impaling people for a slow 3 day death in front of the town with a spear up your ass... war was waaaay more horrific in the past.   So any silly talk about "it's a new kind of war, torture is *suddenly* acceptable, that's crap - if it's okay to use it to stop a 9/11 (and it might be the case), then it's okay to use it to stop a Pearl harbor or 1898 USS Maine or whatever.  And we should be open about it.  And we can't get mad when the enemy does it too - cause they've been doing it in Iraq/afghanistan, just as we've been using it for the past decade.  It's a sad part of war, but a part that's always been there.

Yup. Interrogation is all about the torture. We do it because we like it.  

[gracie bjj]

I imagine most saw the 9/11 video. Many, many people made the choice to jump. The ones that didn't jump had passed out from the smoke.

 when i was in working in hoboken on 9/11 i seen the second plane hit and saw the towers fall but couldnt see people jumping,they where falling but i didnt see them cause i guess i was to far away and there was alot of smoke

[gym**rat]

when i was in working in hoboken on 9/11 i seen the second plane hit and saw the towers fall but couldnt see people jumping,they where falling but i didnt see them cause i guess i was to far away and there was alot of smoke

I couldn't imagine seeing that happen.

[gracie bjj]

I couldn't imagine seeing that happen.

im still fucked up mentally from that,i remember hearing songs from that day and everytime i hear them songs these days i get a weird feeling in my stomach,like butterflies almost.

[FitnessFrenzy]

torture is to be alone in your trailer, only accompanied by bitcoins, bee pollen and free energy drinks from Red Bull after your lover and erotic mentor has left you in search of new and better cock.

[Mr Anabolic]

Ill tell ya what torture is, having to decide whether to jump to you death from a burning skyscraper or whether to burn to death in that very skyscraper.

And then having 8-10 seconds to think about it before you hit the ground.

[Skeletor]

torture is to be alone in your trailer, only accompanied by bitcoins, bee pollen and free energy drinks from Red Bull after your lover and erotic mentor has left you in search of new and better cock.

Difficult times for fitness industry tycoons.

[wikkedonez]

I was told you would actually pass out before you hit the ground....?

[oldtimer1]

I was told you would actually pass out before you hit the ground....?

Why would you pass out before hitting the ground? Think sky divers.


We have them cutting heads off people and flying planes at 600MPH full of fuel into buildings yet we are worried about their rights? The only thing they respect is cruelty and force. They laugh at our kindness as weakness.

I looked at the tower after the first one hit.  It looked like half of Manhattan was on fire for two weeks with all the smoke. I often wonder if people knew how massive those towers were outside of the NY area? If they were filled to capacity with workers it would have been more horrific than it was.  I was in Manhattan on day one and at ground zero on day two. At the time there was chaos and no accounting for missing people. A common thing with family looking for their loved ones was to hand out fliers with pictures of them. I still remember a father handing me a picture of his daughter asking me to help find her feeling helpless.

[BroadStreetBruiser]

Some of these threads are torture.

[Coach is Back!]

....Getbig on a Saturday night?

[Immortal_Technique]

Ill tell ya what torture is, having to decide whether to jump to you death from a burning skyscraper or whether to burn to death in that very skyscraper.

The act of deciding would be fairly unpainful in fact. Also neither smoke inhalation nor a split second of impact would actually be especially torturous.