“Ointment, that’s what you need when your heads been cut off, that’s what I gave your sister Mary when they done her! ‘There, there’s, I said, ‘you’ll soon grow a new one!’” Nursie, Black Adder II episode ‘Head’.
No member of the guild would do stoop to walking up to the platform, rather than leaping to it. But then again, the craft did fall very far outside of the Citadel.
how much the condemned man or woman suffered depended on a variety of factors. The class of the condemened, their actual crime (regicides for instance took a very long time to die indeed), as well as the actual time period and culture. There was no uniform and regular procedure for excecutions, it could even come down to the particular lord who passed the sentence (some aristocrats were of course sadists). Generally the scene captures the barbarism of public executions like these but the details don't necessarily mean anything or correspond to real practice.
It depends on the country and time period. The sword was widely used in Europe up into the 18th century. There are many examples on display in European museums. Meister Franz Schmidt of Nurnberg and his father before him used the sword. His diary print as The Faithful Executioner, is fascinating reading. Henri Sanson argued for a more humane method of execution before the introduction of the guillotine. He said that if he had to execute several people, he needed more than one sword and that the spectacle was ghastly both for the executioner and his victims. These men were not just executing nobles as Schmidt's diary shows. The sword was last used carry out executions in 1867 and 1868 in Switzerland. It eventually fell out of favour as it took considerable skill to use. Indeed there are instances of an executioner being killed by the crowd for botching an execution. In place of the sword, the ax came into use. It was designed for the job unlike the one on display in the Tower of London. It had a very broad, heavy blade and a much shorter haft and was extremely effective, quick and much easier to use than the sword. The sword was used for executions in many European states including Prussia, Switzerland, France , Poland, Lithuania, Holland.
@@bahoonies Just looked that guy up. Fascinating life. Don't know why people get so depressed about conditions today. One look at history makes you realize how lucky we are.
@lawrencewood289 Very true. Get The Faithful Executioner if you can and see just how bad it was for Franz Schmidt's father, not to mention the extraordinary story of Franz himself. Although it eventually worked out well for him. I won't spoil it for you by telling you any more. His house still exists.
The spanish subtitle wrote "El matador" for the executioner. Now I understand why matador is called matador in the disgusting culture of bullfights in the spanish world.
@@Preussen2222 There are MANY that say if we purchase commercially slaughtered beef, it was tortured. No, as a hunter I do not believe in torturing animals harvested for food. But what you call "torture" is 300 years of culture. For the record, I don't like the idea of bullfights at all and would never attend one. But it isn't for me to take a role in "cancelling" it just because I disapprove of it. They're not hurting people. Except once in a while a matador gets gored or launched off his feet (which I think is hilarious to watch). You don't have to like it. But it's not your place to condemn an entire population's culture for something that isn't hurting people.
@@Quillons1 Sure. Gladiators killing each other for sport was also hundred of years of culture. But hey, we're no longer doing it. Slap "culture" on something and all of a sudden it's untouchable haha. Weak argument.
@@Preussen2222 I, personally, would rather see 2 consenting combatants fight in a gladiatorial contest than watch an animal be killed in that manner, but it's none of my business. That's the difference, some people feel the need to inject their opinions in something that doesn't concern them. Once again, you don't have to like it, but you have no right to "cancel" it. There are plenty of people who aren't bothered enough by it to stop it. It's like these vegans who try to ban eating meat just because THEY disagree with it. Something good parents used to (and some still do) teach their kids. "Mind your OWN business". Stop spending energy on something that doesn't concern you. If you want to talk about a "weak" argument, start with asking someone if they "torture their beef".
You know where the clip title says “The Headsman”, and then underneath that, it says “ a great scene from the 2005 movie The Headsman”. That’s usually quite a clue.
![[Sub Thai] APT. - ROSÉ & Bruno Mars](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/bYjhzP8x_uc/mqdefault.jpg)
Not a cellphone in sight. Just people living in the moment.
😂
The king forbade cell phones.
As old memes go. It's an old meme.
Come on dude how will they get it on TH-cam 😂
No civilised humanity either, just the super rich and uneducated barbarians
That’s Jaime Fookin’ Lannister.
Is it
Recently realized Jamie Lannister gets his heads bashed in two by Liam Neeson in Kingdom of Heaven
@cuchulainn3474 ok.
He pays his debts.
I love the polite applause from the crowd after he'd done the deed..
The birth of the golf clap
Yes, yes...Very nice heading. The Mayor and the aldermen eat their oranges and leave for the second half of the football contest....
They appreciated a clean job with no unnecessary suffering
Just like golf.
Thought they were going to hold up numbered cards after
The way they passed with the cups collecting blood is disgusting and revolting
Customary, tradition, and superstition. i cant remember the story of it exactly. But something to do with luck.
Film fantasy. It's not that... showy.
'Artifacts' from a condemned man were considered lucky.
They were made into charms or used by Apothecaries to make their potions.
@@pirobot668beta Fantasy
Europe, why..
Must laud the actor who let the film set do this to him. Hope he is alright.
Couple of aspirin, I'm sure he'll be fine
“Ointment, that’s what you need when your heads been cut off, that’s what I gave your sister Mary when they done her! ‘There, there’s, I said, ‘you’ll soon grow a new one!’”
Nursie, Black Adder II episode ‘Head’.
What folks did for entertainment in the years B.C. - Before Cable.
No member of the guild would do stoop to walking up to the platform, rather than leaping to it. But then again, the craft did fall very far outside of the Citadel.
Looked like a home run swing to me. Bravo.
....Monday morning staff meeting. Tough on the weekend supervisors....
"right-sizing" the workforce.
May have god mercy on his soul!!
Pray for yours too
Nicely done.
Guys with the goblets remind me of Gwar fans in the front row
Popularity and incomparable charm.
Was it mandatory for inmates being beheaded walking barefoot for the execution?
how much the condemned man or woman suffered depended on a variety of factors. The class of the condemened, their actual crime (regicides for instance took a very long time to die indeed), as well as the actual time period and culture. There was no uniform and regular procedure for excecutions, it could even come down to the particular lord who passed the sentence (some aristocrats were of course sadists). Generally the scene captures the barbarism of public executions like these but the details don't necessarily mean anything or correspond to real practice.
8/10, nice soft hands, got him.
Jesus Christ, that's Jaime LannisterBourne
Such a beautiful world
Wallowing in your own shit? Yeah. Wonderful.
I've seen a few beheadings in my time. This one was pretty good.
explain
Where you burned like a Witch ?
I'm guessing u must b from Liverpool 😄
Meh. I've beheaded a few in my days and while his swing wasn't bad, his overall form was kind of sloppy.
Overall 7 on 10. Let’s make love
Well I got to tell you, they knew how to party back then!!
Movie name please
This is how it used to be before HBO and Taco Bell chilled us out.
Sick Video!🤨
"There can be only one!"
Marvellous!
😂
@@Highlander1518 "Well done, Highlander!"
Which movie is it ?
No se dice Matador ,se dice Verdugo en Español.
Lol
Nuh uh
Sick
Well that's going to hurt in the morning.
He was a cut above???!!!
No. Almost certainly there would have been a block. Also, unless of very high rank it would have been an ax not a sword. Bad historical knowledge.
It depends on the country and time period. The sword was widely used in Europe up into the 18th century. There are many examples on display in European museums. Meister Franz Schmidt of Nurnberg and his father before him used the sword. His diary print as The Faithful Executioner, is fascinating reading. Henri Sanson argued for a more humane method of execution before the introduction of the guillotine. He said that if he had to execute several people, he needed more than one sword and that the spectacle was ghastly both for the executioner and his victims. These men were not just executing nobles as Schmidt's diary shows. The sword was last used carry out executions in 1867 and 1868 in Switzerland. It eventually fell out of favour as it took considerable skill to use. Indeed there are instances of an executioner being killed by the crowd for botching an execution. In place of the sword, the ax came into use. It was designed for the job unlike the one on display in the Tower of London. It had a very broad, heavy blade and a much shorter haft and was extremely effective, quick and much easier to use than the sword. The sword was used for executions in many European states including Prussia, Switzerland, France , Poland, Lithuania, Holland.
@@bahoonies Just looked that guy up. Fascinating life. Don't know why people get so depressed about conditions today. One look at history makes you realize how lucky we are.
@lawrencewood289 Very true. Get The Faithful Executioner if you can and see just how bad it was for Franz Schmidt's father, not to mention the extraordinary story of Franz himself. Although it eventually worked out well for him. I won't spoil it for you by telling you any more. His house still exists.
"He performed well..." 🙈🙈🙈
He only wanted short back and sides, he took way too much off the top😬
@@SHADOWNINE79 lol
what was his fault?
Being born in the wrong place at the wrong time.
The spanish subtitle wrote "El matador" for the executioner. Now I understand why matador is called matador in the disgusting culture of bullfights in the spanish world.
"Disgusting" culture. Hmm. Do you eat beef?
@@Quillons1 Do you like to torture your beef before eating it?
@@Preussen2222 There are MANY that say if we purchase commercially slaughtered beef, it was tortured. No, as a hunter I do not believe in torturing animals harvested for food. But what you call "torture" is 300 years of culture. For the record, I don't like the idea of bullfights at all and would never attend one. But it isn't for me to take a role in "cancelling" it just because I disapprove of it. They're not hurting people. Except once in a while a matador gets gored or launched off his feet (which I think is hilarious to watch). You don't have to like it. But it's not your place to condemn an entire population's culture for something that isn't hurting people.
@@Quillons1 Sure. Gladiators killing each other for sport was also hundred of years of culture. But hey, we're no longer doing it. Slap "culture" on something and all of a sudden it's untouchable haha. Weak argument.
@@Preussen2222 I, personally, would rather see 2 consenting combatants fight in a gladiatorial contest than watch an animal be killed in that manner, but it's none of my business. That's the difference, some people feel the need to inject their opinions in something that doesn't concern them. Once again, you don't have to like it, but you have no right to "cancel" it. There are plenty of people who aren't bothered enough by it to stop it. It's like these vegans who try to ban eating meat just because THEY disagree with it. Something good parents used to (and some still do) teach their kids. "Mind your OWN business". Stop spending energy on something that doesn't concern you. If you want to talk about a "weak" argument, start with asking someone if they "torture their beef".
How exactly did Jesus sharing bread and wine with his disciples and friends turn into chopping people's heads off?
A movie impossible to find on streaming with english language... Only a german dubbed version...
Damaged joy an opiate for the masses.
Kingslayer…….. and This guy slayer
What is this from
You know where the clip title says “The Headsman”, and then underneath that, it says “ a great scene from the 2005 movie The Headsman”. That’s usually quite a clue.
@@issimondias lol sorry didn't see that
Christianity culture
Religion’s purest form
The Madness of Crowds
It’s all in the wrist action.
Its Jamie fucking Lannister!
Greatest swordsman in westeros
I THOUGHT THE EXACT SAME THING
@@liamvosefski2795 Brienne is better. And the Hound. And the Waterdance guy.
He’s sexy af
All in the name of religion
That’s Wee Andra from Rab C. Nesbitt
Clean.
Brian pettifer from Get Some In
Ahh yes, the good old days...😊
Looks too cheap for a costly production
The executioner is hot af
all over a book of fairytales
"On your kneeks"
The CUBS could use him on deck.
Bloke with Scottish accent was in get some in and conspiracy and numerous other roles
Isn't that darth sidios?
Modern Times : *eGirl collects her bathwater to sell to thirsty incels*
Medieval Times : 1:46
😯😶
That was really horrible!
😀😀😀😀😀👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿.
كأنها قالت تاكل خرا
😂😂😂😂😂😂
game of thrones
Good Christians. Smh
🌾🌿🙎🌾
😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣
Looks Yummy, lol...
Das ist das letzte
Wie meinst du das? Die letzte Enthauptung?
Republicans.
Don't fearmonger yourself
Your democrat president Biden is causing plenty of deaths in Ukraine