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09 Aug 16
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You hear about people swallowing a vast amount of pills or taking a leap off a tall building?
anybody thought about eating forty pizzas or thirty bars of chocolate?
i know a lot of people do eat these slowly - putting the weight on slowly - slow pig out death.
but what about quickly?
Nicholas Cage did that movie - leaving Las Vagas. Drinking himself to death?
death by kebab?
maltesers syndrome.
anybody thought about eating forty pizzas or thirty bars of chocolate?
i know a lot of people do eat these slowly - putting the weight on slowly - slow pig out death.
but what about quickly?
Nicholas Cage did that movie - leaving Las Vagas. Drinking himself to death?
death by kebab?
maltesers syndrome.
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a visit to the chit chat pub? if its still open
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The leap off a tall building gives you five, tem, maybe even 20 seconds to regret it. An overdose can give you much longer. There was a news item a year or two back where a teenage girl had overdosed on paracetemol, waited a few hours then called an ambulance.
They pumped her out but it was too late. She felt fine but the docs gave her five days tops. She discharged herself but was back in three days. Nothing to be done, her liver was destroyed. Her last words were I didn't really mean to die. |
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Crab sarnies. If the smell don't kill yer eating that grassy shíte will..
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There's a good D.I.Y. book on the subject on Amazon, mostly second hand.
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I bet the pages are sticky..
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Good to see existentialism getting a look-in on Chit-Chat. Camus asserted that suicide was the only question what really mattered in the field of philosophy, and it was based on the absurd: "our life is built on the hope for tomorrow, yet tomorrow brings us closer to death....From the moment absurdity is recognized, it becomes a passion, the most harrowing of all." - not dissimilar Nietzsche's nihilistic abyss.
Existentially, suicide can be is seen as a rebellion against ones freedom; a paradox that suicide is the ultimate expression of freedom, but the result of suicide denies one of one's freedom. Anyway, I always try to finish on a high, and the sometimes upbeat drunk, sometimes downbeat poet, Charles Bukowski, is a good way to sign off: "We are here to laugh at the odds and live our lives so well that Death will tremble to take us." |
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We are here to laugh at the odds and live our lives so well that Death will tremble to take us. - like it.
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OPs plan to eat 40 pizzas -- presumably the intention is suicide by obesity but I'd have thought choking was a far greater risk.
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I could eat maltesers all day - i've always wondered at how many
i could eat at one sitting? but cost is a factor? and common sense. |
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Maltesers are mainly air, surely, at least by volume?
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I've always thought I'd take up skydiving one day to reverse the logic making it easier.
You'd jump out the plane knowing you have a parachute but only then have a window to decide whether to pull the cord. |
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Either way I'd 'aim' for an area that created the biggest splat.
A final two fingered salute if you will.  |
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aim for the volcano? no funeral costs.
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jump infront of a train is quite popular and a quick death
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it is and sounds quick and painless but not nice for the train driver or some rookie nick nicks searching the track with a bag looking for the bits (head mostly),those selfish bastards that do it at home when they have family need locking up imo
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Can't be very nice if you try suicide and fail. Wake up with broken arms and legs (or other problems depending on the method of suicide) in a hospital bed, then stuck in a care home for the rest of your life. Got be a lot harder to try and kill yourself if you are being looked after, have to get someone to drive you to Beachy Head or order you loads of Cadbury creme eggs.
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and be careful if its electrified track ,dont want to be losing a leg or three
bloody dangerous these railway lines  |
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wake up in a ward full of loosers that cant even top themselves properly ,nowt worser imo
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with no legs and bill for disrupting the transport system and shorting the power to thousands of homes ....
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I had a schoolfriend who tried to commit suicide by jumping off a viaduct and broke almost everything but lived.
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The thing about suicide is that if you try it you really must succeed otherwise you may live out the rest of your life as a vegetable or in another disabled state. I am aware of a person who used the hosepipe in the exhaust method. Appareantly this method is just like going to sleep. There are other methods which I know of that are successful, but I will not divulge them on a forum where it is quite possible for layers of hoarses priced @ 1000 wot win to take the hint! But one thing is for certain-the Paracetamol method is not to be recommended because it is a horrible, horrible death. However I am informed the current popular method is to join ISIL and when greeting the leader for the first time say "Is this the Crusaders recruiting office?"
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A mates sister threw herself in front of a train, ended up living but lost both legs. A guy that used to work for me went on to drive a train for Chiltern Rail.People would often walk onto the track to end their days. One particular case I remember was an 87yr old woman walking onto the track in Denham.He could see her but do nothing, the old dear just stood in front of the oncoming train with her head in her hands.. Obviously it was still connected at that point!
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worst way is to drink sheep dip apparently.
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