Comments on: Interrogation Problem Solved

By: Gareth

Gareth — Sat, 30 Jan 2010 16:50:53 +0000

Torture is quite easy to be honest. For example Put someone on a counterbalanced chair with a hole underneath. Have it positioned correctly so that as long as they keep thier backside clenched they don’t move. Then give them phenophalin and watch the fun as they grease thier way down. It’s also been proved recently that if you do it right you can impale someone and keep them alive.

Or you’ve got the fun of nails inbetween the fingernail and skin. If you want a proper torture look at Mahone in Prison Break Season Four (I think its episode 9 where he’s extracting revenge for his son.)

By: Bianca Brown

Bianca Brown — Sat, 30 Jan 2010 02:16:13 +0000

Muay Thai (Thai Boxing) without shin pads. If you are are hitting another person it’s shin on shin and the heavy boxing bags rip off your skin on your knees and elbows.

By: Vale

Vale — Fri, 29 Jan 2010 22:41:33 +0000

Now you’ve made curious about this kind of tort… ehm, I mean, sport. I may give it a try sometime.
I think the strangest thing has been when I tried taking some herb pills that were supposed to help you get rid of water in excess in your body. Problem was, it really drained away a lot of water, so let’s say it caused me to be always aware of where the nearest toilet was. If you took that possibility away I think it’d break pretty much everyone, but I think it’d be too much. Not to mention that nobody would want to be the one doing the interrogation.

Sorry, I wasn’t able to come by and vote cause my pc is still awol, and when I tried yesterday from my mum’s the server just wouldn’t let me through to the site. *insert stressed growl here*

By: Jill

Jill — Fri, 29 Jan 2010 22:10:05 +0000

I’ve been doing 3 kilometres a day on the treadmill for a while now. The physical pain caused by that is becoming bearable (just) but the financial pain is horrific – I’ve spent megabucks on DVDs to keep from dying of boredom!

By: Mandy

Mandy — Fri, 29 Jan 2010 19:25:16 +0000

My husband and I joined Weight Watchers last yr (currently not in it) He lost 48lbs and not sure how many inches. I lost about 18lbs and lots of inches. ANyways, the exercise that I’ve tried was Billy’s Bootcamp. OH man! I was sore for 3days after!
Though I do plan on working more on the Wii Fit (its fun! and a workout) because I’d love to say I could finish Billy’s Bootcamp!.

By: jrardin

jrardin — Fri, 29 Jan 2010 19:10:14 +0000

LOL, Nicole! I hear you–beware of uncles in the military. They WILL kick your ass!

It pays to stay busy, Bec! At this rate you’ll probably still be dancing at the age of eighty!

Yes, Penny, I agree. I have eaten food that would literally make me cry. What grosses me out the most? Fatty meat. Blech.

Never heard of that, Sophie, but the stress alone would probably do me in!

Ahh, you were just too torn to decide, huh, Tori? Well, I’m hoping you’ll like what I come up with Monday. A new character cometh!

By: Tori

Tori — Fri, 29 Jan 2010 13:43:50 +0000

Worst pain from exercise. – yoga after not stretching or exercising for 6 months.

Oddly enough low exercise and just stretching really well seems to help my weight but it’s getting into the habit that’s hard for me.

I didn’t vote this week on the story as I couldn’t decide between the choices!!

By: Sophie

Sophie — Fri, 29 Jan 2010 09:48:44 +0000

I’ve tried pilates, for a couple of weeks anyway, i could hardly get into the right posture to start! The guy who was taking it was in the most amazing shape though, so it must do something!

The worst exercise i’ve ever done is a beep test (where you have to run from one end of gym hall to the other between beeps and they get closer and closer together so you hav to go faster and faster) thought i was going to collapse! Perfect torture in my opinion!

By: Penny W

Penny W — Fri, 29 Jan 2010 07:21:12 +0000

I too have done low carb (the longest 4 weeks of my life lol), no fat, calorie counting etc. Ran at high school, then ankles packed in so had to stop.
Tai-chi and yoga are the two worst I’ve done, I got rather fit doing Tai-chi (it was run by a mad man who also ran Kung Fu), honestly it was harder than karate

Though if you want anyone to fold, give up all their secrets and swear allegance to the flag, my mother in laws cooking especially her schnitzel noodle casserole with cabbage and roast potatos, not even my corgi cross would eat this.

By: Bec

Bec — Fri, 29 Jan 2010 02:19:53 +0000

Well luckily for me my body is quite petite but that’s probably due to the three hours of PE at school a week, plus another 6 hours of school and extra curricular dance as well. And I’m just way too fond of the sweet stuff to try a diet. But yes I would have to agree that Pilates would be an excellent style of torture. I’ve tried it and will never try again. Everything hurt the next day. Ouch