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  • bleedinganus said:
    i would love to be in his place.
    vore is my favorite fetish.

    you don't have to wait, take a dive in a pool of highly concentrated chlorine and enjoy all the burning sensation of being dissolved alive.

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  • partypoopa said:

    you don't have to wait, take a dive in a pool of highly concentrated chlorine and enjoy all the burning sensation of being dissolved alive.

    i think you mean hydrochloric acid

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  • partypoopa said:
    you don't have to wait, take a dive in a pool of highly concentrated chlorine and enjoy all the burning sensation of being dissolved alive.

    The acid produced by a stomach is actually quite diluted compared to acid you can get in a lab. Stomach 'acid' only does part of the work while enzymes do the rest. It may yet provide a different sensation, but I believe it would be equally unpleasant and horrible.

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  • Why all the downvotes? I'm not that big of a fan of gore, but the artwork is really good so why all the negative votes? :|

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  • GSSF said:
    Why all the downvotes? I'm not that big of a fan of gore, but the artwork is really good so why all the negative votes? :|

    Because the skin-peeling-off thing is disturbing as hell and my lunch suddenly wants to make a re-appearance

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  • GSSF said:
    Why all the downvotes? I'm not that big of a fan of gore, but the artwork is really good so why all the negative votes? :|

    One would think the answer to this would be fairly obvious.

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  • White_Len said:
    Stomach acid is strong enough to dissolve zinc.
    That's a metal.
    Your flesh is weaker than that.

    Have fun.

    As a few people have already pointed out, stomach acid isn't *that* strong. Need proof? Has your puke ever burned a hole in the floor? It may come as a shock, but puke is the stuff that's in your stomach.
    So yeah, you could take a bath in the stuff and be fine at least for a few hours. After that you'd probably have a horrific stinging rash all over your body, and assuming you've adequate air and water, you'd eventually have a lot less skin. I don't think anyone's done a study, but you'd probably pass out from pain and drown soon after.
    Most of the work is done mechanically in the stomach. The acid helps speed things up and does the detail work, but the initial problem would be stomach walls gripping you and depending on the scale, tearing off chunks or entire limbs. If you're inside something comparable to real life like a snake, lack of air is definitely gonna be what kills you.
    All in all, if you manage to stay breathing and concious through the whole process, it's probably one of the most tortured, excruciating ways you could go, lasting at least a couple days, ultimately offing you from blood loss, severe nerve trauma or suffocation when acid finally breaches into your lungs.

    I fap to this.

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  • elad said:
    As a few people have already pointed out, stomach acid isn't *that* strong. Need proof? Has your puke ever burned a hole in the floor? It may come as a shock, but puke is the stuff that's in your stomach.

    Zinc is a weaker metal, and that's why it is easy to dissolve. This is also why it is provided in supplements. But yeah, your body can erode flesh. The only reason the stomach doesn't digest itself is because it has a thick lining of mucus, otherwise you wouldn't make it that long.

    You can get a stomach ulcer even with this protective lining of coating, which is caused by a breach in it. It may not be powerful enough to do what is depicted in this image as fast as it does, but the stomach is still more powerful than you think.

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  • elad said:

    So yeah, you could take a bath in the stuff and be fine at least for a few hours.

    Stomach acid has pH ranging from 1.5 to 3.5.

    You would most definitely not be fine.

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  • SirAntagonist said:
    Stomach acid has pH ranging from 1.5 to 3.5.

    You would most definitely not be fine.

    Exactly what I was thinking.

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  • GSSF said:
    Why all the downvotes? I'm not that big of a fan of gore, but the artwork is really good so why all the negative votes? :|

    because people are to pussy to add shit they don't like to there black list

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  • How painful, especially with the eyes and ears being burned away. Then again, I don't thing hair dissolves very well. Or corn, or gum.

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  • ManintheArmor said:
    How painful, especially with the eyes and ears being burned away. Then again, I don't thing hair dissolves very well. Or corn, or gum.

    The hair would just sort of fall off and float to the surface.

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  • elad said:
    So yeah, you could take a bath in the stuff and be fine at least for a few hours.

    That is an exaggeration in the opposite direction, but yes it is possible to touch the stuff and not get hurt.

    White_Len said:
    Stomach acid is strong enough to dissolve zinc.
    That's a metal.
    Your flesh is weaker than that.
    Have fun.

    SirAntagonist said:
    Stomach acid has pH ranging from 1.5 to 3.5.
    You would most definitely not be fine.

    I think both of you are overestimating stomachs. Anyone reading your comments might get the impression that touching the inside of one would cause damage in seconds. That isn't true at all. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JEEfJ4Qu4Eo
    Crocodile stomachs are even more ferocious then human stomachs, but you can reach right into one and prod around for several minutes just fine. I wouldn't recommend bathing in one for hours though, that we can agree on.

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  • ChristopherWolf said:
    I think both of you are overestimating stomachs. Anyone reading your comments might get the impression that touching the inside of one would cause damage in seconds. That isn't true at all. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JEEfJ4Qu4Eo
    Crocodile stomachs are even more ferocious then human stomachs, but you can reach right into one and prod around for several minutes just fine. I wouldn't recommend bathing in one for hours though, that we can agree on.

    That's a very poor understanding of the digestive system. Your stomach doesn't have a pH of 1.5-3.5. Your stomach acid does, seeing as it's HCL. Of course, it's diluted when you eat or drink anything. Also, notice how the man is putting olive oil on his arm before he reaches in. The lipids protect him from the acid, the same way mucus protects the stomach lining.

    Any acid with a pH of 1.5 is corrosive to human flesh. Submerging your body in it would fuck you up. BAD.

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  • For the record, I will concede that a few hours was probably an exaggeration. Probably like an hour max?
    Tell you what, next time I need to hurl and I have a bucket, I'll just leave my hand in there for ten minutes or so, let you know how it goes.

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  • SirAntagonist said:
    That's a very poor understanding of the digestive system. Your stomach doesn't have a pH of 1.5-3.5. Your stomach acid does, seeing as it's HCL. Of course, it's diluted when you eat or drink anything. Also, notice how the man is putting olive oil on his arm before he reaches in. The lipids protect him from the acid, the same way mucus protects the stomach lining.

    Any acid with a pH of 1.5 is corrosive to human flesh. Submerging your body in it would fuck you up. BAD.

    When I said stomach I meant everything encompassing it. Stomach acid doesn't immediately damage dense materials, which is the very reason many high energy animals, like humans, chew their food so thoroughly. We need to digest food quickly for our energy output. If stomach acid was as you say, we wouldn't even need teeth. Also, you don't seem to understand the differences in acid. Hydrochloric acid isn't anywhere near as caustic as Sulfuric acid, which is the acid many people mistakenly think of when they imagine Hydrochloric acid. People can actually touch Hydrochloric acid, even in lab settings. It takes a minute for discomfort to set in on your finger, and even then it doesn't leave a mark. "Bathing" in that for a few minutes would indeed be more damaging to a body, but I can't imagine it being worse then a large, painful rash. For that short amount of exposure, you would certainly be able to walk away from the experience, it shouldn't even approach being lethal or crippling in any way, provided you don't get it in your eyes. This is why animals can survive being swallowed if they're regurgitated soon enough. People sometimes find live things inside snakes, fish and even dogs are known to barf up smaller animals that are relatively intact.

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  • ChristopherWolf said:
    When I said stomach I meant everything encompassing it. Stomach acid doesn't immediately damage dense materials, which is the very reason many high energy animals, like humans, chew their food so thoroughly. We need to digest food quickly for our energy output. If stomach acid was as you say, we wouldn't even need teeth. Also, you don't seem to understand the differences in acid. Hydrochloric acid isn't anywhere near as caustic as Sulfuric acid, which is the acid many people mistakenly think of when they imagine Hydrochloric acid. People can actually touch Hydrochloric acid, even in lab settings. It takes a minute for discomfort to set in on your finger, and even then it doesn't leave a mark. "Bathing" in that for a few minutes would indeed be more damaging to a body, but I can't imagine it being worse then a large, painful rash. For that short amount of exposure, you would certainly be able to walk away from the experience, it shouldn't even approach being lethal or crippling in any way, provided you don't get it in your eyes. This is why animals can survive being swallowed if they're regurgitated soon enough. People sometimes find live things inside snakes, fish and even dogs are known to barf up smaller animals that are relatively intact.

    Digestion begins in the mouth, actually. There are enzymes in your saliva that break down food before it even enters the gastrointestinal system. Why do you think your lips get so chapped if you continuously lick them?

    If it were purely the stomach acid doing the digestion, it would take hours and hours to digest something as small as an apple. Considering that we're talking about stomach ACID (gastric acid), not stomach contents. And HCl burns can be anything from a rash to a bone-deep burn. Sloshing your hand around in stomach acid might not do much, but soaking your entire body in it for hours would have you screaming bloody murder.

    You do realize that sulfuric acid is commonly found with a pH of 1? The same pH of the pure HCl that's excreted from the stomach lining.

    Lastly, "relatively intact" doesn't exactly mean "fine".

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  • I must say I found this mildly disturbing, yet fascinating.

    Prince_Crescent said:
    JESUS LORD!!!

    Vriska_Serket said:
    NEEEERRRRRRRRRRDDDDDDDDDSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!

    Nice way to end the discussion.

    Also I suggest watching some CSI-series, or maybe Breaking Bad to see how acid really work.

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  • If I may make a statement, after a short time it wouldn't hurt anymore. Your nerve endings would all die and be burned away, and suddenly you would just dissolve without feeling any pain. Till then it'd suck, and after that point you're a gonner, so..

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  • it disturbs me more that an artist this good makes weird shit like this while i can't ev en fuckin draw a hand and this oddoe dude that wants to draw hyper gore is more talented than i'll ever be

    what a time to be alive

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  • Ah yes, I love vore
    The feeling of your body literally peeling off your bones
    Best feeling ever
    I also love being pissed and shitted and farted out

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