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| EmotionallyDisturbedParakeetSuper Regular FatGuy With A LittleGun P: 01/27/2024 20:19 | https://apnews.com/article/nitrogen-execution-alabama-oklaho... I wonder how much it would suck to die that way. |
| EmotionallyDisturbedParakeetSuper Regular FatGuy With A LittleGun P: 01/27/2024 20:31 | Has anyone seen Mr walnuts. Elf poo 💩 was on it seems like he hasn’t played in a while. |
| Boo BooSuper Regular Master HWGuy P: 01/27/2024 22:59 | Probably better than being stabbed to death... |
| OlinkapoSuper Regular Evil Medic P: 01/28/2024 00:27 E: 01/28/2024 00:41 | https://www.texasmonthly.com/news-politics/the-juror-who-fou... This is a fascinating article about a man who was released from prison after about three decades. A woman on the jury that found him guilty kept thinking that maybe he wasn't. About 27 years after she helped put him behind bars, she made a phone call. Great read. It is wonderful that they released him from prison after it was clear he was innocent. == On a related note, I have a question for those in criminal justice, or those in law enforcement, or perhaps those who have worked with Dr. Frankenstein. When the punishment is execution and they later discover the person executed wasn't guilty, are they generally able to reanimate the corpse rather quickly or does it take a while? |
| EmotionallyDisturbedParakeetSuper Regular FatGuy With A LittleGun P: 01/28/2024 10:10 E: 01/28/2024 17:58 | A chemist froze himself at -273.15°C, everyone said he was crazy but he was 0K. |
| Matt_tfcSuper Regular Shotgun Quick Draw P: 01/28/2024 10:54 | @Olinkapo , How about a time machine where we go back into time and undo his verdict because "it was clear he was innocent." Spending 3 decades in prison.. that's not wonderful, that's a travesty. Bee Tee Dubs.. when are you going to play regularly again Olinkapo? gaba misses you. |
| XenOz3r0xTSuper Regular Shotgun Quick Draw P: 01/28/2024 11:30 | You want deadly? A whiff of gaba’s gooch will send anyone into cardiac arrest. |
| sp0tSuper Regular Assault Cannon Lover P: 01/28/2024 11:56 | Thanks! Nitrogen Death Mask is my new band name. |
| EmotionallyDisturbedParakeetSuper Regular FatGuy With A LittleGun P: 01/28/2024 12:21 | When the punishment is execution and they later discover the person executed wasn't guilty, are they generally able to reanimate the corpse rather quickly or does it take a while? Has this been proven to have happened in the US? |
| OlinkapoSuper Regular Evil Medic P: 01/28/2024 14:18 | Matt_tfc wrote: Bee Tee Dubs.. when are you going to play regularly again Olinkapo? gaba misses you. I'm sure I will...last time I tried to jump in there for a match or two, something was forcing me into software mode and everything was jacked up. I don't recall exactly what the issue was... I need to fix that up somehow... |
| angry_saladSuper Regular Medic Capping Service P: 01/28/2024 14:31 | EmotionallyDisturbedParakeet wrote: A chemist froze himself at -273.15°C, everyone said he was crazy but he was OK. 0K |
| OlinkapoSuper Regular Evil Medic P: 01/28/2024 15:13 E: 01/28/2024 15:14 | EmotionallyDisturbedParakeet wrote: When the punishment is execution and they later discover the person executed wasn't guilty, are they generally able to reanimate the corpse rather quickly or does it take a while? Has this been proven to have happened in the US? One answer: I think I'd prefer there to be proof it hasn't and/or couldn't happen in the US, if the punishment on offer is the killing of a person. Another answer: Yes. William Jackson Marion was executed for the killing of a man who, it turns out, was alive but had gone to Mexico. |
| neseSuper Regular Rocket Jumping Capper P: 01/28/2024 15:21 | EmotionallyDisturbedParakeet wrote: https://apnews.com/article/nitrogen-execution-alabama-oklaho... I wonder how much it would suck to die that way. It's probably the most humane way to execute people. Physically, it suffocates you faster because with breathing pure nitrogen, the oxygen in your body diffuses out making you oxygen deprived more quickly. Human's don't have a mechanism to detect low oxygen levels (only high CO2 levels, which is what makes it uncomfortable to hold your breath), so this wouldn't be sensed. There are several accidents each year where people die of this. "Enclosed space hazard," get in somewhere with poor air circulation, consume all the oxygen, pass out and die. It looks like this guy held his breath for as long as he could, then passed out and did the physiological stuff expected. I get that, it must be terrifying waiting to die. Some reports (and the litigation to stop it) make it sound horrific, but psychology not withstanding (If the state should be executing people is a separate debate), I don't think there was suffering. |
| EmotionallyDisturbedParakeetSuper Regular FatGuy With A LittleGun P: 01/28/2024 17:58 | angry_salad wrote: EmotionallyDisturbedParakeet wrote: A chemist froze himself at -273.15°C, everyone said he was crazy but he was 0K. 0K i used iphone image to text and just copied and pasted it from a meme and it did that. Pretty good catch bub. |
| EmotionallyDisturbedParakeetSuper Regular FatGuy With A LittleGun P: 01/28/2024 18:00 E: 01/28/2024 18:00 | nese wrote: EmotionallyDisturbedParakeet wrote: https://apnews.com/article/nitrogen-execution-alabama-oklaho... I wonder how much it would suck to die that way. It's probably the most humane way to execute people. Physically, it suffocates you faster because with breathing pure nitrogen, the oxygen in your body diffuses out making you oxygen deprived more quickly. Human's don't have a mechanism to detect low oxygen levels (only high CO2 levels, which is what makes it uncomfortable to hold your breath), so this wouldn't be sensed. There are several accidents each year where people die of this. "Enclosed space hazard," get in somewhere with poor air circulation, consume all the oxygen, pass out and die. It looks like this guy held his breath for as long as he could, then passed out and did the physiological stuff expected. I get that, it must be terrifying waiting to die. Some reports (and the litigation to stop it) make it sound horrific, but psychology not withstanding (If the state should be executing people is a separate debate), I don't think there was suffering. Morbid topic, but, I think hanging would be more humane. You pass out almost instantly when you cut off the blood flow. The nitrogen gas takes time circulate, and he probably experienced the pillow over the face feeling. Why not give him gas to knock him out first and then suffocate him? And for lethal injection just give a hot dose of morphine or dulodid |
| American KGBSuper Regular Burning Flag Defense P: 01/28/2024 19:03 | Chief Gillespie (Carrol O'Conner) on in the Heat of the Night said it best (paraphrasing): The only humane way to do it is to tell him you're going to let him go. Then when you see the smile come across his face, you shoot him in the back of the head. |
| NookieSuper Regular Shotgun Quick Draw P: 01/28/2024 19:05 | hanging was never 100% though. especially if the neck didn't break upon the initial drop. but on that topic, why even bother being humane. at that point, just make it an eye for an eye. shoot someone, get shot. rape someone, get raped. torture someone, get tortured. only thing that should slide is telling gaba to fuck off. fuck off gaba. |
| OlinkapoSuper Regular Evil Medic P: 01/28/2024 21:15 | EmotionallyDisturbedParakeet wrote: A chemist froze himself at -273.15°C, everyone said he was crazy but he was 0K. I was planning on throwing a noble gas joke in here somewhere but all the good ones Ar. |
| neseSuper Regular Rocket Jumping Capper P: 01/28/2024 22:04 | Oh no, please give us an old bromide! |
| EmotionallyDisturbedParakeetSuper Regular FatGuy With A LittleGun P: 01/29/2024 09:21 | Olinkapo wrote: EmotionallyDisturbedParakeet wrote: A chemist froze himself at -273.15°C, everyone said he was crazy but he was 0K. I was planning on throwing a noble gas joke in here somewhere but all the good ones Ar. LOL |
| Boo BooSuper Regular Master HWGuy P: 01/29/2024 09:32 | Olinkapo wrote: EmotionallyDisturbedParakeet wrote: A chemist froze himself at -273.15°C, everyone said he was crazy but he was 0K. I was planning on throwing a noble gas joke in here somewhere but all the good ones Ar. Yeah, He got to it first. NeArly missed it. |