nincompoop_not 2 | 192 10 Nov 2009 / #2catsoldiercould be her birthdaywhen I was a scout (harcerka; our scouts were co-ed) it was kind od scouts' tradition to celebrate one's birthdaywe used to do it 'na motylka' (butterfly).I had this 'pleasure' when I was 18 and away during some oboz (a camp)I had to face the floor, was lifted by my friends who were holding my legs and arms and basically were throwing me up in the air and when 'flying down' I was being hit by each of my firends - up to 18 times (or whatever your b-day number was)Of course I was being held all the time/supported so no chance to hit the floor or anything like that.The clip shows this but it's not the same. I thought only scouts had wierd ideas?
frd 7 | 1,399 10 Nov 2009 / #3Hmm haven't heard about the origin of this "game", but we used to do it on every birthday... but scouts.. weird : o
nincompoop_not 2 | 192 10 Nov 2009 / #4well, it was the weirdest thing that happen to me...im not into SM :P
OP catsoldier 62 | 595 10 Nov 2009 / #6but we used to do it on every brithsdayCo robiłeś frd, "na motylka" lub biczowanie?
SzwedwPolsce 11 | 1,594 10 Nov 2009 / #7Obviously this is normal. Strange tradition, and people don't seem to know where it came from.
OP catsoldier 62 | 595 11 Nov 2009 / #8Ostry "Biczowanie na osiemnastce". Myślę że oni są czerwony! :-)
frd 7 | 1,399 11 Nov 2009 / #9Co robiłeś frd, "na motylka" lub biczowanie?hehe, these words sound pervert ( oh the dirty mind of mine ) hehehe I prefer "na motylka" whatever that means..
peter_olsztyn 6 | 1,098 11 Nov 2009 / #10Myślę że oni są czerwony! :-)lepiej nie zapraszać zbyt wielu gości ;)
SzwedwPolsce 11 | 1,594 11 Nov 2009 / #11Jaki piękny świat gdy się ma 18 lat. :)Myślę że oni są czerwony!A ja myślę, że oni są szaloni. Ale mam nadzieję, że świetnie się bawili na tej imprezie.. hehe.
Bzibzioh 11 Nov 2009 / #12To jest normalnia? Nie wiedzę o ten gry.Czy to jest normalne? Nie znam tej gry.No, it's not normal. I think it's something borrowed from army rituals. It was called "fala". It's very disturbing.
SzwedwPolsce 11 | 1,594 11 Nov 2009 / #14It's very disturbing.Easy to make fun of it. But to be serious for a moment. It is disturbing when they are beating hard as in the second clip. Probably difficult for a drunk teenager to say no. If is a tradition okey, but when they are beating hard it really disturbs me.
jwojcie 2 | 762 11 Nov 2009 / #15Perfectly normal in the country where corporal punishment is/was practised...It is 18 birthday, child become a grownup. 18 hits symbolize the last time when person can be beaten by parents. It suppose to be soft but rarely is...
nincompoop_not 2 | 192 11 Nov 2009 / #16SzwedwPolsceyes, with the current PC brigade it's difficult to smack a childI didn't complainfor your info, guyswe were getting plaquettes for various things...like not eating for 24 hrs, or being silent, or being away from the camp and sleeping in the middle of a dark forest (i think it was the bravery one)it was F-U-Nbelieve me :)
frd 7 | 1,399 11 Nov 2009 / #17If is a tradition okey, but when they are beating hard it really disturbs me.It would disturb you if such drunk guy would hit you one the back missing your butt.. Seen a poor girl getting it that way, ouch..
Bzibzioh 11 Nov 2009 / #18Easy to make fun of it.I'm not making fun of hazing. It's wrong in the army and in civil life. Could be fatal if combine with alcohol.Seen a poor girl getting it that way, ouch..It's a slippery road.
Cardno85 31 | 976 15 Nov 2009 / #19We have a similar thing in Scotland called Dumps...you get hit on the back once for every year on you birthday. We used to keep our birthdays secret to avoid getting punched in the back numerous times throughout the day...even teachers would do it (albeit softly!).
AFC_1903 - | 7 15 Nov 2009 / #20In my part of Scotland n. Aberdeenshire it was either dead arms (punched on the upper arm) or head leags (kneed to the upper leg). Again, we kept our birthdays quiet... :-)
Cardno85 31 | 976 15 Nov 2009 / #21Dead arms and dead legs were daily ritual, we needed something special for birthdays, so fists into the spine was the choice of the day. It's a wonder no-one was seriously injured, I remember hitting and being hit really hard on birthdays.
time means 5 | 1,309 15 Nov 2009 / #22called DumpsWe had the "bumps" where you grabbed by each of your limbs and thrown upwards and caught just before you hit the ground, needless to say you hit the ground quite a few times.