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Message no. 1
From: datwinkdaddy@*******.com (Da Twink Daddy)
Subject: [OT] Choke me, gut me,
Date: Wed, 30 Oct 2002 13:21:18 -0600
----- Original Message -----
From: "Ice Heart" <korishinzo@*****.com>

> > Thanks, Kori. Question - where do you need to
> > squeeze
> > in order to compress the jugular/windpipe, or the
> > carotid arteries?
>
> The carotid arteries are easily located. Gently press
> on the soft area beside your windpipe underneath your
> jaw line. Work around until you find a place where
> you can feel your pulse. Repeat this for the other
> side of your windpipe. Congratulations, you have
> found the carotids.

And, if you think you've found them, make sure you let go before you
pass out. Game myself quite a bit of a headrush with only a few
(like... 3) seconds of pressure. Hmm, just did it again... that's
kinda fun... I think I'll stop before I kill too many brain cells
though.

Da Twink Daddy
datwinkdaddy@*******.com
ICQ# 514984
Message no. 2
From: datwinkdaddy@*******.com (Da Twink Daddy)
Subject: [OT] Choke me, gut me,
Date: Thu, 31 Oct 2002 05:12:17 -0600
----- Original Message -----
From: "Ice Heart" <korishinzo@*****.com>

> This is why
> it is not possible to strangle yourself with your own
> hands

I disagree. I've been near passing out due to my own pressure on the
windpipe. But, then again, I'm not exactly normal. I'm fairly sure I
could put myself on the floor with a choking action.

Of course, if "strangle" is similar to "electrocute", that is, it
implys death due to lack of air, then no, I haven't done that.

Da Twink Daddy
datwinkdaddy@*******.com
ICQ# 514984

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