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grotesque but would be kings and queens need to have that fear in them
all would be monsters need to know that you will still hear and see for long after your head is separated from your neck
this is the punishment for the crimes against humanity
Not to split heirs, but "long after" in this case is ~12 seconds, IIRC — which is still gruesome AF, but worth being scientifically accurate, I feel. ✊🏼
I am very much in favor of splitting heirs.
All the way down. 🤌🏼
one account, dude had his name called and reacted 3 times.... thats pretty long aF!
Hol'up. What?! 😅🤮😅
Yes, and "12" is well within "several", so 🤓
Now, as far as "talking"? That requires aspiration, IIRC, and separating the larynx from the lungs kinda, ya know, stops that, pretty effectively. 😅
wonder if they could still move their eyes and mouth for as long as there was oxygen left in the blood
in the historic account, the guys eyes were clearly moving in reaction to the doctor's voice
one other time I remember that someone described the persons head as stuck in a scream but no sound came out