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10/31/10(Sun)11:53:12 No.11783253>>11783187 only because you typically can't ask a dead guy, "hey, did dying hurt?"
People
who jump off stuff typically live for hours afterwards, struggling to
breathe even though all their ribs have shattered and punctured their
lungs. In these cases, death isn't a result of trauma, or anything else,
its a result of suffocation. You will either drown in your own fluids
or your lungs will be too shredded to carry oxygen throughout your body.
This hurts more than you can imagine. If you think, "we'll I'll just
land on my head," you're wrong. Unless you've skydived or basejumped,
you have no idea how to control your fall. You'll land on anything but
your head and experience every second of your slow, painful death.
Trains:
modern trains have shields on the front to divert air and debris away
from the wheels. So laying your head on the tracks won't do much, unless
your head is a half-inch wide. Just walking/jumping out in front of the
train is the same as falling off something. |