Here's a historical reference for any history buffs out there.

The Persian Empire arguably trumped them all, however, when it created scaphism around 500 B.C.E.
This ancient execution method was also known as “the boats,” as victims were placed in two hollowed-out logs or boats before their suffering even began.
With their heads and limbs sticking out and their bodies trapped inside, the victim was force-fed milk and honey.
Their uncontrollable diarrhea filled the boats as executioners poured honey over the victim’s face — and vermin arrived to not only feast upon the prisoners, but enter their bodies to fatally eat them from the inside out.
- I was supposed to eat, now that I remembered the existence of this practice, I'm not that hungry anymore.
  
  Can I have your honeyed toast?
- Oh god the wikipedia page has some vile descriptions too. Especially the last part for Mithridates
  In this way Mithridates, after suffering for seventeen days, at last expired.
  https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scaphism
  
  I like how everyone is just ignoring this part:
  However, Ctesias's credibility is questionable due to his reputation for fanciful and exaggerated narratives.
- yo what the fuck
  
  Like most of these "oh my God so brutal" execution methods, scaphism probably never actually happened or is at least exaggerated. Ctesias wrote the only first-hand account of the punishment ever being delivered and his credibility among modern historians is a bit.... questionable. Plutarch's own writings on scaphism were lifted straight from Ctesias, as well.
  Even if scaphism did actually happen like Ctesias wrote, it's not like it was a normal thing.

- i learned it thanks to my deranged late night youtube habits
  
  You two should become friends
- This one? Because same
  
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- Oh, Neptune

So many bugs, SO MANY BUGS
- Not the Bees! AaAaAAAAaaAA

There's an episode of "Your Pretty Face is Going to Hell" that covers this thing, and i gotta say fellas, that is some of the most fucked up shit.

Haha Ctesias that jokester. Always exaggerating stories. Haha, wait he's joking right?

Explain
- Ancient torture/execution method. Tie you to a boat (or trap you between two boats) and stuff you full of milk and honey, then pour some on you for good measure. The idea is that there are many biting insects and unpleasant things that will be attracted to the milk and honey. Being tied/trapped means your hands aren't free to deal with them. Secondly, a large amount of milk and honey is a really good way to get diarrhea. So eventually, you'll have to deal with that, and biting insects are more likely to swarm around you if you're covered in literal shit. The victims usually die from exposure, but they will have an exceedingly unpleasant time before they expire. Very common to have... Soft tissue areas... Completely consumed before death.
  
  What did they give to vegan torturees?
  
  Dr. Mrs. The Monarch describes this in an interrogation

Looks like you got suggested the same video as I did last night.
https://piped.video/watch?v=ZSXypSLfVN8&t=804

YIKES

NO-

Funny story, I got banned from refdit for saying we should do this to child molesters.
- Nobody should do this to anybody, ever.
  
  Nobody should rape kids either but here we are.
- As with any legal punishment, it's always necessary to acknowledge that no matter how heinous the crime, some portion of people who are sentenced for that crime, will in fact be innocent.
  I'd much much much rather not have a single innocent person be subjected to this, just so I can feel smug that some sick fuck "got what they deserved". Lock em up where they can't hurt anyone and call it a day. Cruel and usual punishments help absolutely no one in the end
  
  Idk what it is that any mention of violence towards kids makes some people deranged and still think of themselves morally superior.
  
  Amen; This is why "Innocent Until Proven Guilty Beyond A Shadow of a Doubt!" needs to be a staple of any fair justice system
  
  Obviously there are problems with our justice system so this isn't realistic. That's why I said "child molesters" and not "people convicted of child molestation". By definition child molester means "person who has molested a child"
- Child molesters are evil but doing this to them is too far.
- Yeah no. Fuck that. Fuck you.