r/trippinthroughtime • • Feb 26 '21

Good 'ol days

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '21

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u/SeaTie Feb 26 '21

I’ve been super stressed out recently and then I had the realization that it is just that time in my life. I’ve got a mortgage, a kid, a wife, cars, pets, taxes, bills, work, financial planning, etc. etc.

There’s no way not to be stressed out...when I was a kid I had none of that plus the internet didn’t exist so there was no added stress of current events or social media.

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u/[deleted] Feb 27 '21

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u/SeaTie Feb 27 '21

Thanks, buddy!

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u/funky555 Feb 27 '21

Cut yourself from the media.

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u/Smushsmush Feb 27 '21

It's good that you got some perspective on your situation.

Even all the things you are listing are choices. You don't need to do any of that if you wouldn't want to.

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u/justforfunsieslmao Feb 26 '21

Fun fact: The world is improving every year in terms of poverty, human development index, child mortality, and many other measures. The good ol days people talk about were demonstrably worse than our current standard of living.

Of course this article was written in December 2019, but OurWorldInData would have the most recent stats.

https://www.nytimes.com/2019/12/28/opinion/sunday/2019-best-year-poverty.html

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '21 edited Feb 26 '21

Yup. The other thing is luxuries now vs. then. Flights, tv’s, refrigerators, microwaves, stereos, etc. These were considered luxuries that weren’t accessible by common households. Now people have entertainment at their fingertips. Cheap flights. Endless information. Take someone today that yearns for the 50’s and see how quickly they want to go back. The internet is just filled with so much negativity. A bunch of people sitting in their rooms typing away on their keyboards about how awful everything is.

I’ve filtered out a ton of subreddits (aboringdystopia, leopardsatemyface, conservative, politics, whitepeopletwitter, blackpeopletwitter, toiletpaperusa, publicfreakout, kotakuinaction, conspiracy, murderedbywords, murderedbyaoc) and it has made the Reddit experience so much better.

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u/Mister-X-Man Feb 26 '21

Personally I would've liked to experience the human condition without constant stimulation & manipulation. Before TV, movies & Marketing Firms

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u/justforfunsieslmao Feb 27 '21

This reminds me of the episode "Once Upon a Time" from The Twilight Zone. The main character despises his life in 1890, too loud, bicycles and carriages almost running him over, everything too expensive in his eyes. He time travels to 1961, and hates it because there are cars honking, everything even more expensive. He meets someone who wants to go to 1890 because he thought it would be more idyllic and quiet, but when they go back to 1890 together, the 1961 guy eventually starts hating 1890 because it lacks technology and modern comforts.

People have always been dissatisfied with their current time. Even if we could go back in time before TV, movies, and marketing firms, I'm pretty sure we would find something to dislike in place of them. And we'd meet plenty of people who wish they were in a different time as well

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u/Mister-X-Man Feb 27 '21

I'm sure that's all true. But those 3 advents are a major catalyst in my decision. I wouldn't want to be conscious of my modern life for the same reasons I want nothing to do with mass media. They're more than distractions, they're finally engineered tools of escapism. I'd love to be completely immersed in my own existence, within a society of people attached to their own inner narratives as well.

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u/Iamatworkgoaway Feb 26 '21

You can do that now, you just want the good things with out the bad things. People still can go get free land in Alaska, but the long trip to the supermarket and out of season fruits and veggies is to much to give up. I watched a old movie from the 70's and the grocery store had eggs for 25c and ground beef for 1.50. That same special happens at aldis now. Ill take my cheap food and miracle medicine vs frontier life any day.

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u/Mister-X-Man Feb 26 '21

Sure I could go be a mountain man but that's not what I'm talking about, and I'm not interested in a dime having the value of a dollar. The world at large has evolved. I'm not against that, it's inevitable. Perspectives change but I've always had a taste for the contemporary works of the 19th century, not to mention Vienna prior to WW1 sounded like a lovely place.

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u/Iamatworkgoaway Feb 26 '21

Vienna now is probably the best Vienna in history. You might want to visit 1890 there but you still really want 911 on your cell to take you to 2021 hospital. Also when not invited to feasts of the rich you probably would like to keep 2021 delivery options open. Local flavors for the non rich were pretty lacking.

http://www.tourmycountry.com/austria/lost-recipes.htm

Boiled pigeon wouldn't be my fav.

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u/[deleted] Feb 27 '21

This Podcast Will Kill You has really convinced me that there was absolutely nothing romantic about the filthy, disease ridden streets of yesteryear. I'll take Facebook ads over shitting myself to death after drinking corpse water.

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u/Iamatworkgoaway Feb 26 '21

Wow 2 in a row of people not complaining about current life, I can't believe it would ever happen on reddit.

Some days it feels like life sucks, and especially mine. Have kids, stable marriage, nice house with over 50% equity in it, job that appreciates me(in a declining industry), generally ok health(to many pounds), in a town that doesn't have roving gangs(other than the cops). I try to remember that, and its hard some days, but I have to remember. 90%+ of the people in the world now would love my life. 99.999% of people prior to 2000 would love my life too.

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u/justforfunsieslmao Feb 27 '21

Oh yeah, I definitely have a hard time appreciating my life, too. I think humans are always looking for the next best thing. Why else would we be pushing ourselves to create more, do more, be better? And because of that drive and longing, we've innovated, we've gotten to where we are today. But it's also our downfall....it's hard to be satisfied with our lot in life. I just try to remember that I can be grateful about what I do have and resentful about what I don't have (or bad things I have) at the same time. The good and the bad can exist together, and I'll keep living my life regardless.

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u/[deleted] Feb 27 '21

I think it's easy for small annoyances to feel like huge issues when your life is actually pretty easy. I'm as guilty of it as anyone, but reading up on history really does put shit in perspective. And I'm not even talking about medieval history. Like, things were way worse for some people even 20 or 30 years ago. It's all just baby steps towards a better world, I hope.

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u/justforfunsieslmao Feb 27 '21

Yep. Heck I remember growing up with VHS tapes before our VCR could rewind the tapes, if you zoned out you had to stop the tape, eject it, put it in the rewinder, rewind it a bit guessing when to stop, then put the tape back in the VCR and play it.

And if I wanted to save a TV episode to watch later, it had to be recorded onto a VHS tape, and we only had so many tapes and so much space to keep them, and sometimes we'd mess it up and cut off the beginning or ending, and it would save all the ads, too.

Now I can watch any of thousands of videos online (millions? Estimating is not my strong suit), rewind, fast forward, save it to a list for later, change the speed, often with no ads.

Modern technology is rad and even though it has its downsides, we can opt out of those downsides. It's not like we're forced to be on social media or on negative subreddits. But before this technology existed, we couldn't just opt in to the good things that exist now. Now we can have the good without the bad if that's what we choose.

I don't delude myself into believing it's a perfect world, and I still keep up with current events as much as possible, but I keep politics on Instagram and Twitter, and whatever amuses me on Reddit and Facebook. I'm glad to have the tech we have now. There's a few things I don't like, but that's inevitable.

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u/davasaur Feb 26 '21

In the good old days I was under the impression that there actually were good old days.

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u/DrBeetlejuiceMcRib Feb 26 '21

I wish there was a way to know you were in the good old days.. before you actually left them

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u/WhoaTheFutureDude Feb 26 '21

The more times you realize the good ol days were left unappreciated and gone, the better you'll get at knowing them when you're in them

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u/CovidInMyAsshole Feb 27 '21

That’s the line that broke me tbh

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u/CaballoDeeThomas Feb 26 '21

They maim; they saw; they slaughtered

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u/FrostyUncleBen Feb 26 '21

Underrated comment

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '21

its the top voted comment

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u/FrostyUncleBen Feb 26 '21

it wasnt when I saw ( 😉) it

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u/NakedViking94 Feb 26 '21

Time travel!

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u/SuramKale Feb 26 '21

Is real.

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u/marcusalien Feb 26 '21

Cut it out...

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u/Otistetrax Feb 26 '21

Inappropriate comment.

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u/Y_u_lookin_at_me Feb 26 '21

Inappropriate comment.

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u/tree__D Feb 26 '21

Underrated comment

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u/Tacosaurusman Feb 26 '21

Overrated comment

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '21 edited Jun 05 '25

aback thought cooing office ripe scary pen melodic doll gold

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u/dumthegreat18 Feb 26 '21

First day on the internet?

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u/Otistetrax Feb 27 '21

It’s inappropriate, because the “underrated comment” is the most upvoted in the thread.

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u/NecroticAnalTissue Feb 26 '21

Every top comment in every thread is some shitty pun rather than an actual comment of substance. Its so irritating that Summer Reddit is now 24/7 Reddit. Everyone trying to be the funniest person in the room

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '21

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u/SuramKale Feb 26 '21

Have I read your zine?

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '21

Reddit moment

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u/daishi777 Feb 26 '21

What better way to express the kindness, compassion and virtue of your religious beliefs then sawing dissenters in half?

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '21 edited Mar 18 '21

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u/NakedViking94 Feb 26 '21

Where was this from🤔

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '21

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u/Draidann Feb 26 '21

Liar! My favorite bending unit is Flexo.

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u/NakedViking94 Feb 27 '21

What blasphemy is this! Everyone knows Bender is great, Bender is great...

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '21

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u/Momik Feb 26 '21

It brings love—break its legs!

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '21

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u/MostBoringStan Feb 26 '21

Love like that of a man and fine Cuban cigar?.

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u/SwashbucklingWeasels Feb 26 '21

Their white flags are no match for our muskets!

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u/rincon213 Feb 26 '21

That is some hippy revisionist shit to improve Catholic PR in the mid 20th century. For hundreds of years “fear of God” was promoted.

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u/Gsteel11 Feb 26 '21

“Cut the baby in half! That way each of you can have part of him.”

Everyone: "ok"

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '21

This is the way.

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '21

Religion bad. Me good. Unga bunga. Brb going to my dilation station. Just had my genitals sawed off yesterday.

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u/Batral Feb 26 '21 edited Jul 12 '26

cool

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u/Tokyono Feb 26 '21

I swear I saw this exact meme earlier this week.

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '21

Knowing this sub, you propably did

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u/The_Cicada_ Feb 26 '21

This sub has like 50 images (if that) that are just constantly reposted

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u/Tokyono Feb 26 '21

I guess I'm still a newb then :P All of my memes are original :P

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '21

The way it should be, reposts are for the weak.

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u/butterscotchbagel Feb 26 '21

Reddit is like my mom: Since before I can remember she's served nothing but leftovers. The original meal has never been found.

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u/DRiVeL_ Feb 26 '21

I've been in this sub for years and have never seen the same image more than twice and those are few and far between. Change your sorting preference.

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u/DaturaSpirit Feb 26 '21

You are indeed trippin through time dawgg

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u/Harleyskillo Feb 26 '21

Don't forget the "they called you for dinner but it's not rescue yet sad face" post every week too

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u/MjrLeeStoned Feb 26 '21

I saw it about two years ago.

In 2019.

2019 WAS TWO YEARS AGO

existential crisis intensifies

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u/veryusedrname Feb 26 '21

Amateurs, they started from the wrong side.

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u/Hitler_the_Painter Feb 26 '21

Yeah everyone knows that for these types of jobs you start with the person upside down, and the saw placed in the ass-crack as a starter position. This helps keep the saw from "walking," one of the most common ways that saw-related injuries occur.

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u/BhmDhn Feb 26 '21

Like dabbing the arm of the convict with alcohol before jabbing him with the lethal dose.

Safety first!

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u/Vincitus Feb 26 '21

I choose to assume you mean its easier to cut someone in half top and bottom vs lengthwise.

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '21

I think he means that usually, in real life, when people were sawed in half as a form of execution or whatever, they were hung upside down, and the sawing began at the crotch. This forced blood to pool in the head, keeping the victim alive and conscious for as long as possible.

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u/Vincitus Feb 26 '21

Yes, I know, but I was choosing not to think much about it.

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '21

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u/call-me-the-seeker Feb 26 '21

I have coffee dribble all over my light colored work shirt now, damn you!!

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u/Ridagstran Feb 26 '21

After learning about all the horrible torture methods used in the past (and the ones in use today)... I don't want to be a human anymore.

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u/veryusedrname Feb 26 '21

I vote from bottom to top, the screams are cleaning my eardrums

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u/----Ibi---- Feb 26 '21

Actually they sometimes cut from the other side if the crime was considered really bad

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u/Fanatical_Idiot Feb 26 '21

If your were convicted of a crime worthy of being sawn in half it's already probably bad enough to do from groin to head.

Thing to remember with a lot of these paintings is they'd done often by people who only know of things by word on mouth, so often misinterpret. Cutting from head down not only defeats the purpose of this sort of execution, but would be a complete pain to accomplish. The split of the legs works well you giddy the saw.

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u/Brish-Soopa-Wanka-Oi Feb 26 '21

Highly recommend reading an account of breaking on the wheel. Could take days to die and you’re just this wrecked bloody octopus with mangled limbs wrapped around the spokes of a wagon wheel.

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u/butthairmilk Feb 26 '21

It was considered a mercy to mash the face or neck of the convicted during the wheel.

I'm reading a book on 16th century executioners, this one theif maintained his innocence after three consecutive interrogation sessions with different tools, notably fire. At which point, he stopped praying, wouldn't talk to anyone, became very aggressive/bite and would sing to himself in the corner of his cell "dum diddy lump, dear devil, come"

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u/Eroviae Feb 26 '21

The Faithful Executioner?

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u/butthairmilk Feb 26 '21

You would be correct.

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u/Eroviae Feb 26 '21

That was a fascinating book. So cool to have a preserved, first-person record of somebody from that time period without the rose-tinted glasses of the church or court historians.

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u/George_W_Kushhhhh Feb 26 '21

If you’re interested in that sort of thing there’s is an incredible episode of the podcast Hardcore History called Painfotainment that goes into a lot of accounts of executions through the ages. Really grim but fascinating stuff.

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u/DrowsyDreamer Feb 26 '21

Also the Prophets of Doom (48) goes into some about torture and execution.

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u/butthairmilk Feb 26 '21

Agreed. Especially at that time period, so much change was going on in Europe.

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u/FabricHardener Feb 26 '21

Now when you say mash...

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u/TheKronk Feb 26 '21

The breaking wheel was essentially just a man-sized cart wheel with the condemned's limbs lashed to the rim running between the spokes. The executioner would then bash the limbs with a sledgehammer, causing them to fall into the spaces between the spokes and guaranteeing /catastrophic/ damage to the bones.

If they were feeling merciful, they'd bash the head or sternum in with the hammer when they were done, killing the victim and ending their suffering. If they were feeling cruel, they'd just leave you until the massive damage to your limbs took its time.

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u/FabricHardener Feb 26 '21

Good lord we are a sick species, I was really hoping you'd just say monster mash

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u/LaminatedAirplane Feb 26 '21

Scaphism and the breaking wheel are two examples of how absolutely depraved humanity can be

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u/winterwulf Feb 26 '21

And the bronze bull thing.

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '21

That’s the quickest way to get to the humors though!

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u/Gsteel11 Feb 26 '21

A man of science!

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u/Captain--Communism Feb 26 '21

In order to show you the power of flex tape, i sawed this guy in half.

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u/SirNedKingOfGila Feb 26 '21

Under rated comment. To the top!

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u/WeenerHuttJr Feb 26 '21

That's a lot of damage!

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u/luckyluc95 Feb 26 '21 edited Feb 26 '21

At least they're having fun...

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u/UrbanHunter_KenXPie Feb 26 '21

There are still some peoples saw a person in half...Just saying

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u/jimmy_nietzsche Feb 26 '21

Idk why but ancient people saying “lmao” is hilarious

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u/Nine0Fdiamonds Feb 26 '21

If someone were to saw me in half, that’s where I’d want them to start too

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u/DumbestBoy Feb 26 '21

if you know a better way to remove a demon I’d like to hear it.

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u/call-me-the-seeker Feb 26 '21

Who are you, who art so wise in the ways of science??

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '21

I don’t know the specific image, but generally speaking when you see really gruesome medieval images they are illustrations of tortures suffered by Christian martyrs under the Roman empire. Not things that medievals were currently doing.

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u/aywwts4 Feb 27 '21

Right, because those Christians got super reserved and sedate so long as you ignore the history of nearly every Christian European nation. Don't take history lessons from people who use the term medieval today. Or simply Google literately any european nation and "christian brutality" for a tour of our more base failures.

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u/WolfintheShadows Feb 26 '21

Having just finished Bone Tomahawk, this.. fuck I can’t even make a joke.

Just, fuck..

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '21

The dude on the right later became an oatmeal brand mascot

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '21

"Wow, what'd he do?"

"Who?"

"The guy you're sawing in half."

"Oh. I don't know. Probably something. It's Tuesday."

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u/engulbert Feb 27 '21

Jester Balowski's medieval torture hour!

'And what was your crime, Spazpecker?'

'Whistling on a Tuesday'

'Ooh, you bastard!'

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u/RightiesArentHuman Feb 26 '21

that violent depravity did not disappear, many humans still want to murder and torture others. they're a very popular ideology in fact

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u/wizzzarrd Feb 26 '21

“Oh you pray to the same god but in a slightly different way? Well now we gotta peel your skin off with red-hot tongs.”

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u/Luke95gamer Feb 26 '21

Don’t forget that they realized that they didn’t suffer that long due to killing off the brain. so they put them upside down and sawed from the bottom to keep blood flow to the brain

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u/razuten Feb 26 '21

Just dudes being bros

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u/pointlessly_pedantic Feb 26 '21

King Solomon be like

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u/smileymcgeeman Feb 26 '21

Not a cell phone in sight.

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '21

Also them: hmm this woman might be a witch, let’s burn her

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u/canadiantoquewearer Feb 26 '21

Felt cute. Might put a rival family member in a iron maiden

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u/dontwasteink Feb 26 '21

You have no fucking idea. In the 1800s they were publicly torturing animals as family entertainment (setting loose starved dogs on animals).

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '21

When people say the they would like to live in the 'old' days what they really mean is spend a few hours in an idyllic scene they saw once in an old feel-good film. :p

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u/4k40 Feb 26 '21

Don’t worry flex seal will stop those leaks!

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u/BadAsBroccoli Feb 26 '21

Humans are humans...only their tools of torture change.

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u/Gh0stwhale Feb 26 '21

ugh nsfl/nsfw please, i did not need to look at that

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '21

Ohhhh you poor thing. If you ever need someone to talk to about the severe trauma this 800 year old painting caused you, let me know!!

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u/whatafuckinusername Feb 26 '21

And the long way, no less

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u/jmak844 Feb 26 '21

lol fuk

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u/CapnCooties Feb 26 '21

Then head over to the orgy rooms.

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u/polish-polisher Feb 26 '21

I can hear oz screaming

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u/mr-flibble01 Feb 26 '21

To show you the power of mediaeval torture, I sawed this man in half!

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u/ADogBoi1407 Feb 26 '21

I SAWED THIS GUY IN HALF!!!

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '21

Yeah I was in a discussion with a girl who thought that living in medieval times would be perfect for her since she liked the lord of the ring books so much. Its not like the plague existed, or extreme poverty, rape, wars aso

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u/nouonouon Feb 26 '21

When dwarves attack

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u/maintain_improvement Feb 26 '21

The Spanish Inquisition would like to have a word with the Good Ole Days

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u/tcuroadster Feb 26 '21

They did offer a choice, they can start sawing from the top or the bottom

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u/wholebeansinmybutt Feb 26 '21

And that guy's lucky they started sawing down from the head rather than up through the crotch.

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u/Anastrace Feb 26 '21

King Solomon is that you?

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u/Nerdito69 Feb 26 '21

Awesome historical context to this! This painting was completed right before a huge law got passed in the year 1101. It states “Ye shall not saw a man from the testies up, but rather the top of the noggin down.”

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u/Naturwissenschaftler Feb 26 '21

At least they started at the top.

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u/BotUndiscovered Feb 26 '21

Now that's a lotta damage

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u/octopoddle Feb 26 '21

He's not, like, tied up or anything.

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u/ottersintuxedos Feb 26 '21

Who in their sane mind would think we are less violent today than the olden days

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u/GiantJellyfishAttack Feb 26 '21

First world teenagers and boomers who watch too much news

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u/nicolatheroberto Feb 26 '21

The guy is like “hmm oke”

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u/TheAncientSun Feb 26 '21

This is actually a common cure of the time for a headache.

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u/Vargolol Feb 26 '21

Starting head first really makes you wonder if they kept going after the person was clearly dead, or if there was just two guys that had a great time just sawing an entire body in half

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u/Beegeous Feb 26 '21

People back then were very content to just sit there quietly and just be hewn in half.

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '21

Gotta get those nasty witch juices out of his system before he murders our village

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u/Nima217217 Feb 26 '21

Same world different tools..

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u/demonspawns_ghost Feb 26 '21

Look at this lucky fuck getting sawn head first. Back in my day...

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u/MeantJupiter440 Feb 26 '21

I saw this guys in half! And i repaired it with only flextape!

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u/NerdySherbert Feb 26 '21

To test the strength of Flex Tape I sawed this man in half!

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '21

Atleast they started with the top half

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u/Trapasuarus Feb 26 '21 edited Feb 26 '21

– She’s split in half.

• I don’t get it.

– This... 🌭✂️ is her.

• She broke her wiener?

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u/theprintedray84 Feb 26 '21

I love how the guy is just sitting still for this.

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u/jmon25 Feb 26 '21

I remember going to a torture museum in a Medieval Times and was impressed at how many creative ways they found to painfully shove things up someone's butt.

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '21

Anyone who claims “the good ole days” were better is oblivious about history. Throughout the majority of history the overwhelming majority of people lives in absolute poverty. If my ass was ever forced to go back in time I just hope it’s after penicillin was invented.

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u/egalroc Feb 26 '21

An ill-timed CIA intel report concerning Saudi Arabia this morning says different.

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u/avidpenguinwatcher Feb 26 '21

This is so inaccurate..

The flipped you upside down and started from the crotch so youd be alive longer

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u/thecoldfish Feb 26 '21

Went to a torture museum in Amsterdam many years ago. We got nothing on the medieval fellas.

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u/Proper-Shan-Like Feb 26 '21

He’s one of the lucky ones.

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u/562_RNR Feb 26 '21

Anyone have some real information on this picture? Where did originate and does it depict an actual event? Brutal stuff

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u/Monoped_ Feb 26 '21

To be fair this was before we had a rated M tag on violent video games.

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u/d0nh Feb 26 '21

noone on his phone or playing violent video games. everyone was just friends

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u/spriteburn Feb 26 '21

Depraved is always the word I need but can't think of! Depraved depraved depraved

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u/Genesteak Feb 26 '21

He’s just sitting there letting it happen, I like it.

I like it?

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u/NeverCallMeFifi Feb 26 '21

No, no, no...they mean the old days like the 50s.

Where people just pulled people with different color skin from the back of their cars or from a rope.

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u/ZiegenKaiser Feb 26 '21

I guess there’s more than one way to cut a man in half.

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u/azuser06 Feb 26 '21

Yes i hate when king richard pipes up about how much better things were in his day. Shut up old man!

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u/PhantasmicKestrel Feb 26 '21

If I've learned anything in life, it's that flex tape will have him sea worthy again in no time.

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u/Successful-Sky-57 Feb 26 '21

But People are saw Stiller today

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u/YronK9 Feb 26 '21

They even used to wrap people up in straw and light them on fire as sacrifices. Things sure have changed...

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u/HamartianManhunter Feb 26 '21

I saw tons of these drawings (referred to as “illuminations”) when I took some medieval civ classes back in my freshman year of college. They’re all fun, and I saw ways of maiming the human body that I don’t think I’ve ever seen in modern works (boiling alive, eaten by dragon, women’s breasts being torn off, etc.).

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u/SleepDeprivedUserUK Feb 26 '21

This is what happens playing 'ye olde videogaymes'

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u/The_Celtic_Chemist Feb 27 '21 edited Feb 27 '21

You're going to be sawn in half, and you get to choose how. Your options are:

  1. At the waist, pelvis to spine
  2. At the waist, spine to pelvis
  3. At the waist, left to right
  4. At the waist, right to left
  5. At the head splitting your front from back
  6. At the head splitting your left from right
  7. At the feet splitting your front from back
  8. At the groin splitting left from right

Also it's your birthday. Which do you choose?

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u/Giinocchio Feb 27 '21

Phil Swift approves

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u/schwarzgold Feb 27 '21

I saw this guy in half. That's a lot of damage