Post: #101

(07-29-2015 01:46 AM)speakeasy Wrote:  Did you watch the ISIS video in its entirety? There was no cutaway scene. The camera was closeup and in high resolution as the flames overtook him. You saw EVERYTHING. Dude it was real.

No it wasn't. Did you look at the link that was posted, breaking down the sequence of action? Go look at it, and then we can resume the debate. Also take the time to look at some cartel executions on Bestgore. Dismembering and beheading a guy while some mariachi music is playing on some shitty radio in the background. That's fucking real.

Post: #102

(07-29-2015 02:24 PM)porscheguy Wrote:  

(07-29-2015 01:46 AM)speakeasy Wrote:  Did you watch the ISIS video in its entirety? There was no cutaway scene. The camera was closeup and in high resolution as the flames overtook him. You saw EVERYTHING. Dude it was real.

No it wasn't. Did you look at the link that was posted, breaking down the sequence of action? Go look at it, and then we can resume the debate. Also take the time to look at some cartel executions on Bestgore. Dismembering and beheading a guy while some mariachi music is playing on some shitty radio in the background. That's fucking real.

I looked at your link. I didn't find it convincing. Did you watch the original video?

edit --

Okay, I searched and found a different link that I found more convincing. You may be right here.

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=df2_1423081561

I admit when I saw the original video, I wondered why the pilot didn't attempt to lift the cage up since it didn't seem attached to the ground.

Post: #103

Hope Solo's pussy.

Post: #104

Zoe Quinn nudes.


Still scarred.

Post: #105

(06-03-2015 01:30 AM)speakeasy Wrote:  How I could I forget. By FAR the worse thing I've seen in my life, google or not was the execution of that Jordanian pilot by ISIS. The detail, the build-up to it. Seeing a young man in the prime of his life reduced to what looked like a smoking, charred mannequin within a minute. The screams haunted for me days. I couldn't shake the feeling it gave me. Most of these shock videos are in the spirit of "what doesn't kill you makes you stronger" but in the case of that ISIS execution by burning, I truly regret watching it. I don't know why I watched it. I guess it was just morbid fascination to see the worst that humanity is capable of.

All of those Cartel's and ISIS stuff is one of the most sick ever. Also that 3 guys 1 hammer left its mark. But I just stumbled upon this stuff and this morbid fascination you talk bout made me click, still never intentionally googled it.
What I very much regret and disturbed me for a long time was having googled Chechlear, it is a russian soldier beeing brutally executed in Chechnya war. No words can describe the cruelty in display.

Post: #106

The OP's question reminds me of an early Internet story...

In 1995 I was living on a houseboat in Sausalito, CA. I had a party and was showing a bunch of friends this "new World Wide Web thing" on the Netscape browser running on my screaming new PC running Windows 95, fed by a local San Francisco dial-up ISP called Sirius Connections.

After showing everybody some mundane shit like the embryonic SF Chronicle site and my own Dodge Viper site, and demonstrating how hyperlinks worked, I recall my friend asking me, "what's the most disgusting, outrageous thing you've ever found on this?"

"Well, I found this web site called 'Dan's Tasteless Treasures.com...'" and I proceeded to bring up the site to show to my guests (I remember we had to wait for each interlaced picture to slowly load -- 9600 baud).

This site, even by today's standards, was pretty outrageous -- just a collection of shocking, gruesome, death and mutilation photos. It was bestgore.com stuff way before any other sites like that existed. Google has no record of it far as I can tell, as it pre-dated Google by a few years.

The only photo I remember showing them, which got a good/revulsed/awesome! reaction, was a firebombed-out Iraqi military vehicle, with a scorched, blackened corpse still in the driver's seat, with a half-melted can of Pepsi still on the dashboard. I remember "Dan" captioned the photo with some witty observation involving the Pepsi can, but I don't remember the specifics.

I guess that's the worst thing I ever "Googled," even though it wasn't Google. And even though it's nothing compared to the worst thing you can Google today, at the time, it was probably up there as far as the worst thing you could search for on the then-new World Wide Web.