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Guest repliedWhich joker moved this charming thread into Light Relief...?:rolleyes
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Guest repliedI have seen people jump eighty floors to their death
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Guest repliedI once picked up a soldering iron the wrong way round and could smell my flesh burning; (funnily enough although it didn't leave a scar).
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Guest repliedWell I've seen a diamond ring....
.....but I ain't never seen an elephant fly.
Imagine that would splash a bit too
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Guest repliedI have seen people jump eighty floors to their death
and land within about fifty feet of me.
From such a height the human body rather falls apart
as well as splashes.
I have smelt human flesh cooking.
I have cringed as rats collectively went ape-sh1t about cooking meat to eat.
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Guest repliedIs there such as thing as "gratutious violence"philia
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Guest repliedI'll stick with the former. :x
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Guest repliedLast time I linked to a site showing a russian soldier getting his throat slit..my post on CUK was removed, its a lot easier to click a link than to cut and paste the link into IE and then press return.
With regard to looking at these type of things, I guess you could either call me one sick motherf**ker or someone whos bored and really wanted to see the gory details..not the glossed over story reported on CNN and the likes..
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Guest repliedDoing it (dismemberment) is quite bad too.
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Guest replied> I wont link to it, may ruffle a few feathers
I'm a little puzzled here - why should posting the url in non-clickable form be any different from posting it clickable.
That puzzlement, however, pales to insignificance compared to my wondering any normal person would visit such a site let alone post a link to it let alone produce it in the first place.
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Guest repliedWouldnt be a bad idea Mordac..8)
Its apparently legal to do this in lebanon... I saw it on this site http://www.thenausea.com/legalcrimes.html its at the bottom under dismemberment..
I wont link to it, may ruffle a few feathers.
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Guest repliedIs that how they deal with traffic wardens then?
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Guest started a topic Strewth that was horrible..Strewth that was horrible..
Anyone ever seen a man dismembered by two cars...just saw a video from lebanon showing a soldier getting ripped limb from limb by two cars...now thats sick.
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