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WTF? The “Stake Chair” Perfect For Your Personal Torture Room

Category : WTF?

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We have found the perfect addition to the “Torture Room” motif you’ve been working on for your dream home.  This wood-and-glass Stake Chair was created by Russian designer Ton Guglya and it makes me squeeze my butt cheeks together in imaginary pain.  Yikes.

This design was inspired by a medieval torture device called the “Judas Cradle” I know.  Scary, right? Here’s a description of the torture:

The triangular-shaped end of the judas cradle was inserted in the victim’s anus or vagina. This torture could last, depending on some factors discussed below, anywhere from a few hours to complete days.

I don’t know about you, but that doesn’t sound like a very inviting idea to base a chair on.  But, to each his own, right?

[Source: Gizmodo]

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