What will your Hell be?
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Remember the bit in aliens, where Bishop has to go along the (obscenely cramped) ventilation shaft to remote pilot the dropship?
Imagine that you're in that tunnel, you will be alive and aware for all eternity, but the tunnel never actually ends. You can't go back, you can only go forwards, but you'll never actually get anywhere. Just roll that around your head for a few minutes...
And I'm not even claustrophobic.
Imagine that you're in that tunnel, you will be alive and aware for all eternity, but the tunnel never actually ends. You can't go back, you can only go forwards, but you'll never actually get anywhere. Just roll that around your head for a few minutes...
And I'm not even claustrophobic.
Oh stop it, you're killing me here. I'm serious about that stand up career, you're brilliant!Shark Wrangler said:
Take the traditional Christian description of heaven, change it just enough that I'm fully aware of what is going on, and you've got my personal hell. Mental torture beats out physical torture in the long run every single time.
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OT: An empty, doorless room with a computer and internet connection, only able to connect to religion/politics debate sites.
I'd last four days.
A plastic ball pit, like the kind we used to play in as kids, only it smells terrible and everything feels vaguely slimy.
It's at the end of a long plastic slide, the kind that's covered over like a tube so it gets way too hot and stuffy inside, and the plastic isn't quite smooth enough to make for a continuous ride.
And there's no windows or anything. Just brightly colored plastic walls with sticky brown stains on them, which are hopefully just old gum. There's an exit up above, but the wall is much too high for you to ever be able to climb it.
...At least that's apparently what my brain thinks is hell. It sends me there often when I have nightmares.
It's at the end of a long plastic slide, the kind that's covered over like a tube so it gets way too hot and stuffy inside, and the plastic isn't quite smooth enough to make for a continuous ride.
And there's no windows or anything. Just brightly colored plastic walls with sticky brown stains on them, which are hopefully just old gum. There's an exit up above, but the wall is much too high for you to ever be able to climb it.
...At least that's apparently what my brain thinks is hell. It sends me there often when I have nightmares.
Though annoying for a few years, the harpy would become your companion. Her harshest words would be the manna that makes your existence bearable. You would become use to this limited amount of contact and hopefully yearn for her next arrival, even if it were a thousand years away. That's the thing though, hope. Take away even a small hope like that, and your hell can truly begin!Redlin5 said:
If you weren't worried a hundred years before, what makes you think you'll be worried a hundred years after?DPunch4 said:
An eternal Republican National Convention, with every Republican that ever took a political office since Nixon came to power, including Nixon, being there. Also O'Reilly and his fellow pundits. And that janitor from the last Austin Powers movie, mocking me... GAH!
except nobody said anything as remotely devastating as somebodies parents dieing. Your just acting pissy for no reason. Chill.the.f*ck.out.Shark Wrangler said:
My personal hell would be a cycle of total sensory overload and complete and utter nothingness. Not even the feeling of nothing being there, but the absence of feeling altogether. With the occasional use of that Navi x1000 thing just to change up the torture.
My hell is happiness.
Let me clarify. I can take any kind of physical and mental torture. I can't go insane because I already am isane and being alone forever without any human interaction actually seems quite interesting. But when you live in a perfect world where you can't fail, fall or feel pain, then there is no reward in living or accomplishing anything.
Think about that for a second.
Let me clarify. I can take any kind of physical and mental torture. I can't go insane because I already am isane and being alone forever without any human interaction actually seems quite interesting. But when you live in a perfect world where you can't fail, fall or feel pain, then there is no reward in living or accomplishing anything.
Think about that for a second.