What is the most horrific way to die?
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Being eaten, and forced to watch it. By your evil twin who just happens to be a cannibal - AND while "Friday" by Rebecca Black is played on a loop.
Edit: This also doesn't actually take place on friday.
Edit: This also doesn't actually take place on friday.
Anything that isn't instant. Getting a limb cut off and bleeding out is usually painless, as your body goes into shock.
Drowning isn't nearly a bad of a death as it is a feeling. The feeling only lasts how long it takes for you to die, but there is a gas that contains enough oxygen to keep you alive but the feeling of breathing it in is identical to drowning.
Drowning isn't nearly a bad of a death as it is a feeling. The feeling only lasts how long it takes for you to die, but there is a gas that contains enough oxygen to keep you alive but the feeling of breathing it in is identical to drowning.
I'd say getting shot along with a whole bunch of your friends by a mass murderer dressed as a policeman, but that could just be me being seriously freaked out by the Norway shootings.
So Assassins Creed then? For me it would be by Zombies, not realistic, but the fear that it would induce would be very bad.Trezu said:
One of the drugs we have a placement, Suxamethonium, that would be a nasty one. It's normally used to paralyse people once asleep to intubate them and stop the muscles moving during the op.
Giving it to someone awake would be hell on earth for them.
Can't breathe, can't talk, can't move. Just left there fully conscious to slowly suffocate.
(Also, Sux is the only muscle relaxant used in hospitals that has no reversal, so rules that option out).
Giving it to someone awake would be hell on earth for them.
Can't breathe, can't talk, can't move. Just left there fully conscious to slowly suffocate.
(Also, Sux is the only muscle relaxant used in hospitals that has no reversal, so rules that option out).
Ever burnt yourself on a hot cooking plate?
Imagine a room with said plate as floor and it will slowly increase in heat over time.
No objects in the room, only a big floor, walls with no windows and some heat resistant lights. And roof, obviously.
As it slowly increase in heat, your body want to move away, but anywhere you go, it's the same.
In the end the muscles in your feet can't take it anymore and you might drop down on your knees or your back. Slowly, being boiled alive.
Of course this is more of a mad man trap, not a realistic death senario.
For a more realistic senario, I would say being chased by a shark and devoured. But that might be more of a specific thing for me, due to my fear of deep water and what you can't see.
Imagine a room with said plate as floor and it will slowly increase in heat over time.
No objects in the room, only a big floor, walls with no windows and some heat resistant lights. And roof, obviously.
As it slowly increase in heat, your body want to move away, but anywhere you go, it's the same.
In the end the muscles in your feet can't take it anymore and you might drop down on your knees or your back. Slowly, being boiled alive.
Of course this is more of a mad man trap, not a realistic death senario.
For a more realistic senario, I would say being chased by a shark and devoured. But that might be more of a specific thing for me, due to my fear of deep water and what you can't see.
Back in the days they used to tie people to the front of a ship, near the water's edge. What happened was that you only died after two to four weeks, mostly out of starvation or sleep deprivation. While you were alive, however, you were not so happy. The crushing weight of wave after wave eventually shattering your bones while constantly pushing / moving you over the barnacles that already lived on the hull which you are tied on to.
A close second is dying in a fire.
A close second is dying in a fire.
Getting mauled to death by a horde of spiders.
..That would be the arachnophobe speaking, yes.
In general, however, anything slow and painful is the worst way to go.
..That would be the arachnophobe speaking, yes.
In general, however, anything slow and painful is the worst way to go.
Boiled on a hot plate or worn down by sandpaper. Either one gives me the shivers everytime i think about it
Having a glass tube shoved up your urethra and then someone smashing down with a hammer, which will lead to slow, painful death by bleeding out.
OK, the coffin torture sounds pretty bad.
Locked in a steel cage for days so you can't move while animals peck and gnaw at you. I imagine the eyes would be the first things to go... followed by any exposed digits/fleshy parts.
Horrible way to go [http://www.medievality.com/coffin-torture.html]
Locked in a steel cage for days so you can't move while animals peck and gnaw at you. I imagine the eyes would be the first things to go... followed by any exposed digits/fleshy parts.
Horrible way to go [http://www.medievality.com/coffin-torture.html]
I think this will qualify. [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slow_slicing]
What the fuck, China?!
(Also, not exactly SFW because of some rather gruesome pics.)
What the fuck, China?!
(Also, not exactly SFW because of some rather gruesome pics.)
probably to be trapped in a cave in or having a building collapse on you without rescue. lieing there with something heavy crushing your bones, youd wish it killed you instantly.
It's been said before, but fatal radiation poisoning. Or crucifixion. Or Death By a Thousand Cuts, as DirtyMagic ninja'd before. Or *grabs my childhood "gory and gruesome history" book and flips to Chambers of Horror* being fed bamboo seeds and forced to drink water, making the bamboo grow out of your stomach; being tied over a bed of bamboo, which would grow up and through the victim; or having your skin ripped off and being tied to an anthill. All with cartoon pictures illustrating them.