06-09-2003 02:04									#31
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my favorite thing about leathal injections is that they make sure to wipe with an alchohol swab...LIKE IT'S GONNA MATTER!!!!!!!!!

	06-09-2003 02:24									#32
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kaak, you know what? I'm surprised you haven't been hung yet.

	06-09-2003 02:42									#33
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quote: Originally posted by Boshko bah! nothing beats the sublime texture of octopus genetalia! (nastly little rubbery things they be)

Not nearly as good as deep-fried squirrel.........

ACK!

	06-09-2003 02:43									#34
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quote: Not nearly as good as deep-fried squirrel

Yeah, but I hear they're high in cholesterol

	06-09-2003 03:13									#35
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OMFG

	06-09-2003 03:22									#36
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sloww, they can't keep up, KING KONG AIN'T GOT NOTHING ON ME!!!

	06-09-2003 03:24									#37
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quote: Originally posted by Kaak my favorite thing about leathal injections is that they make sure to wipe with an alchohol swab...LIKE IT'S GONNA MATTER!!!!!!!!!

The astringent effect of the alcohol stimulates a reaction by which veins come closer to the surface.

	06-09-2003 03:27									#38
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I actually thought people would be laughing at this story.

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	06-09-2003 03:28									#39
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Why? Because the state asked permission of the dominant religion of that state to pass a law? That's actually really stupid IMO.

	06-09-2003 03:32									#40
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When over half the population of said state is of that religion, getting a little blurb from the religion regarding the issue, makes it a lot easier for the voters to accept. That they should have to ask for this is stupid, but, politically it is a good move.

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	06-09-2003 03:57									#41
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quote: Originally posted by lightblue When I worked with mice we killed them in one of two ways, depending on what we needed to em. The msot humane method, but which interfered with a lot of our experiments, was using gas (overdose of an anasthaetic). Otherwise we used rapid dislocation of the neck (either via metal rod behind the base of the head and push whilst pulling tail, or by using your fingers instead), which when done right results in instant death.

Yes, I used to perform work on the lungs of rats, so anaesthetic overdose or asphyxiation were completely unsuitable so it had to be the concussion method of euthanasia. I became extraordinarily efficient at it after a few years In fact if a friend ever offered me a pet rat to hold I don't think I could because the training would just kick in

	06-09-2003 04:04									#42
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So you're the one who scooped up little field mice and bopped them on the head ?

	06-09-2003 04:19									#43
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Little Bunnie Harrison skipping through the forest...

	06-09-2003 04:27									#44
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You Americans

Bring back hanging, drawing and quartering. We're English, we are the people who should determine how people die.

Seriously though, death penalty

	06-09-2003 05:13									#45
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quote: Originally posted by MichaeltheGreat The astringent effect of the alcohol stimulates a reaction by which veins come closer to the surface.

As I have said before in the past -- MTG knows everything about everything.

	06-09-2003 07:49									#46
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quote: Originally posted by MichaeltheGreat The astringent effect of the alcohol stimulates a reaction by which veins come closer to the surface.

capillaries, not veins

	06-09-2003 08:30									#47
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quote: Originally posted by lightblue Well another sanctioned way, more for rats than mice, which i luckily never had to use, was to grab them by the tail and break their neck by a swift swing on a table edge. Don't think you can do that with humans though

That's the method I've used to kill a couple of rats...though I wasn't actually touching them. Our landlord put glue traps out in the hallway, and occasionally I would come home and find a rat trapped in one, squirming. So I'd put the bugger out of his misery as quick as I could.

	06-09-2003 09:26									#48
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quote: Originally posted by Kaak capillaries, not veins

How dare you correct MTG.

	06-09-2003 09:28									#49
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how dare him be wrong

	06-09-2003 09:29									#50
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He is never wrong -- don't you understand?

Even if he is wrong, we are to presume he is right.

	06-09-2003 09:30									#51
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OMFG - someone actually caught MtG with a trivial error!

	06-09-2003 09:36									#52
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Im fine with bringing back hangings and other such killing methods, as long as school kids an soccer moms and the whole town is made to come out and LOOK at the deaths. That is half the point of such killings, not only to make the person suffer, but to make an example to the public, which means the public must be present. Want a guy cut into four bloody pieces? Then have Mrs. Smith' third grade class sitting front row.

	06-09-2003 09:37									#53
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That'd be hilarious.

They could broadcast them on PBC.

	06-09-2003 09:40									#54
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I bet most proponents of the death penalty would NOT support such a move..I mean, think of the children!

Well, we are thinking of them..won;t seeing some person beheaded (why not the guillotine? It is both messy and "humanitarian") would sure scare kids straight away from murder, no? Much better deterent value I would assume.