Stuck in Paste?

I think that one of the hardest things to imagine is being inside of a tube of toothpaste. Try imagining it. It's not as easy as it first sounds. Let's got through all the five senses and see what we can come up with.

• SMELL: This is one sense you can forget about. Yes, I know that toothpaste has a minty smell but there is no air in there for you to breathe. Its 50% solid, 50% liquid and 100% gooey mixture that is pretty dense.
  

• TASTE: Probably the simplest feeling to imagine, taste can be felt if you open your mouth. It will be like brushing your teeth with a giant brush minus the brush part.
  

• SOUND: I don't think you'll hear anything because of all the toothpaste clogging your ear.
  

• SIGHT: Inside the tube, I don't think it will matter much if you close your eyes or open them because it will be pitch black either way. There is no light inside the tube of toothpaste.
  

• TOUCH: The feel of the toothpaste will be the worst feeling out of the five. First off, it will get inside all your clothes. Also, I'm not sure whether it will be fluidy or more solid. I think the most accurate adjective to describe it would be pasty. Duh. I don't know if you will be able to swim in it or what.
  

Now let's combine them all. You will be inside a mushy place, not being able to breathe or see anything. On top of that, there will probably be some toothpaste in unwanted places in your body. If a country really wanted to torture POWs, they should build a pit, fill it with Colgate, and throw the prisoners in there. Five minutes inside will make anyone want to talk.