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3 posted:Weirdly enough mentally ill people tend not to think of themselves as such. Of course, but the shooter wasn't mentally ill, he was evil. It was evil that drove him to gun down his coworkers in cold blood, he couldn't possibly have been mentally ill. The answer, of course, is prayer.
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Babe Magnet posted:Oh poo poo I'm not sure what that is, but it ain't a Ma Deuce. Looks like the Soviet equivalent, though. Dachshundofdoom posted:That's the insurgent version of a 300 pound greasy nerd posing with his katanas in his mother's basement. 3 posted:Weirdly enough mentally ill people tend not to think of themselves as such. Also I clicked the link to see what all the fuss was about, and apparently it's been changed, because now it cuts off when he raises the gun. I don't doubt that it originally showed the full video, because, well, that's what the news does, Don Henley wasn't lying. Chillbro Baggins has a new favorite as of 02:27 on Aug 27, 2015 |
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Armed Neutrality posted:Jesus christ, the video that the shooter posted on twitter is hosed up. He's just standing right there with a gun in his hand, waiting for the cameraman to pan back to the journalist. I can't help myself from watching videos like this but when he first pointed the gun and they didn't see it, it was loving chilling.
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I feel so loving bad for Mohammed  I have a son who, in 13 years, will be 14. I would lose my mind if anything even remotely similar happened to him.
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Delivery McGee posted:I'm not sure what that is, but it ain't a Ma Deuce. Looks like the Soviet equivalent, though. It's on Liveleak pretty much forever now. They don't take much down regardless of how horrible it is barring illegal porn or something super classified.
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16 year old Honduran girl was apparently buried alive, and her screams prompted people to try to save her but it was too late. Apparently this poo poo still happens in 2015 http://latino.foxnews.com/latino/news/2015/08/25/watch-16-year-old-presumed-dead-broken-out-coffin-after-relatives-hear-her/?intcmp=obinsite
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Rupert Buttermilk posted:I feel so loving bad for Mohammed I know that feeling, 4yo daughter and another on the way here. Stuff involving children in this thread makes me the most uncomfortable and unnerved.
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Aesop Poprock posted:16 year old Honduran girl was apparently buried alive, and her screams prompted people to try to save her but it was too late. Apparently this poo poo still happens in 2015 Suffocation and burning are the two things that won't let me sleep when my mind decides it's time to wander down the road of "let's list the ways I don't want to die". God drat it brain, I'm trying to get to sleep.
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Yeah I have to take a break from this thread now good lord.
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flosofl posted:Suffocation and burning are the two things that won't let me sleep when my mind decides it's time to wander down the road of "let's list the ways I don't want to die". God drat it brain, I'm trying to get to sleep. Suffocation like the type that killed her isn't that bad. As you run out of oxygen you essentially get lightheaded and pass out, then die while unconscious. Pretty painless, which is why the garage + running car is a popular method of suicide. Now drowning, that's one that keeps me up at night, especially living near the ocean. Mother nature doesn't gently caress around. Also yeah fire is horrifying.
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ranbo das posted:Suffocation like the type that killed her isn't that bad. 
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It is true though. It's not the lack of O2 that makes you panic and your brain go OHFUCK, it's the buildup of CO2.
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It might not be a physically painful way to go but the mental stress of the situation must be one of the worst.
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You don't think there'd be a build up of CO2 in a sealed coffin? Really?
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freelop posted:It might not be a physically painful way to go but the mental stress of the situation must be one of the worst. CO2 suffocation is a very painful way to go. You're probably getting it confused with something like carbon monoxide or pretty much anything other than CO2, where you just kind of pass out because your body can't detect the gas.
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FYI goons, unless you're a ghost posting from the grave, you probably don't know what is the best/least painful/quickest way to die Stay safe poverty ghost (just in-case)
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Sappo569 posted:FYI goons, unless you're a ghost posting from the grave, you probably don't know what is the best/least painful/quickest way to die I heard drinking a gallon of LSD is the most interesting way to die.
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Kimmalah posted:CO2 suffocation is a very painful way to go. You're probably getting it confused with something like carbon monoxide or pretty much anything other than CO2, where you just kind of pass out because your body can't detect the gas. So mentally stressful and physically painful. As if being buried alive wasn't a horrifying thought is it was.
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Sappo569 posted:FYI goons, unless you're a ghost posting from the grave, you probably don't know what is the best/least painful/quickest way to die Clearly it's having your head exploded.
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Jonathan Yeah! posted:I heard drinking a gallon of LSD is the most interesting way to die. I think LSD has a ceiling effect. Only so much will affect you and everything else would be excreted without any effect. That said you'd think your face was melting off and your brain would most likely be semi-permanently fried. Maybe it would kill you though. A gallon would be hundreds of thousands (millions) of hits at once? Necrothatcher has a new favorite as of 12:02 on Aug 27, 2015 |
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The best way to die is in the service of a holy prophet
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MightyJoe36 posted:Back in the 60s too. Surprised no-one posted one of the most famous occurances of someone dying on live TV. (No video or anything, although there is very famous footage of it out there.)
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Mr. Flunchy posted:I think LSD has a ceiling effect. Only so much will affect you and everything else would be excreted without any effect. That said you'd think your face was melting off and your brain would most likely be semi-permanently fried. The only known death from LSD was someone who injected an absolutely colossal dose iirc. An active LSD dose is something like 75 micrograms
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SlightButSteady posted:You don't think there'd be a build up of CO2 in a sealed coffin? Really? oh duh. I was flipping back and forth between work and reading threads in 2-3 post chunks and forgot this was in the context of a live burial. Yeah nah, that was agonizing as gently caress then.
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Weren't there a few wrestlers that dies on live TV too? I think Owen Heart's death was on a live pay per view.
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And this guy https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=OFkX-8x6xKQ Don't watch it unless you want to see someone die, I guess.
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Mr. Flunchy posted:I think LSD has a ceiling effect. Only so much will affect you and everything else would be excreted without any effect. That said you'd think your face was melting off and your brain would most likely be semi-permanently fried. You can fatally overdose on LSD, it just takes absolutely ludicrous amounts of it. In the 70s some people snorted lines of acid (a normal dose is invisible to the human eye) and had life-threatening effects. They survived with medical care but probably would have died if they didn't get to the hospital
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The Fuzzy Hulk posted:Weren't there a few wrestlers that dies on live TV too? I think Owen Heart's death was on a live pay per view. The actual fall wasn't broadcast
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The Fuzzy Hulk posted:And this guy Ugh, the blood coming out of the eye is probably a sign to stop shaking him. And it looks like they lost the fight too. Just a bad day all around.
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Jonathan Yeah! posted:I heard drinking a gallon of LSD is the most interesting way to die. Heard from who?
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A dead hippie.
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Chichevache posted:Heard from who? The dead guy. Obviously.
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gentle pete posted:You can fatally overdose on LSD, it just takes absolutely ludicrous amounts of it. In the 70s some people snorted lines of acid (a normal dose is invisible to the human eye) and had life-threatening effects. They survived with medical care but probably would have died if they didn't get to the hospital Huh, interesting:  "Treatment was entirely supportive" - does that mean they were just supervised? Reddit seems to think it was a x3,500 overdose. Man, I bet those people saw things.
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Jonathan Yeah! posted:Huh, interesting: Nah, some of them had to be put on ventilators and poo poo. I wonder what the trip was like.
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Hijo Del Helmsley posted:Surprised no-one posted one of the most famous occurances of someone dying on live TV. I got to see that live, huzzah. And then the news channel of my parents'/family's choice was the one that kept showing the most graphic version over and over again (WPVI), and my dad, being a news-junkie, had the TV on all day.
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Jonathan Yeah! posted:Huh, interesting: They were probably powerfully tripping, but the text itself says most don't remember anything after inhaling the lines, and that sounds about right with the awful symptoms they were experiencing. LSD does actually raise seizure risk in people who are prone to seizures, and cmon man, your friends mellow is gonna be harshed when they see you thrashing around.
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Ms Boods posted:I got to see that live, huzzah. And then the news channel of my parents'/family's choice was the one that kept showing the most graphic version over and over again (WPVI), and my dad, being a news-junkie, had the TV on all day. News....news never changes.
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The Fuzzy Hulk posted:Weren't there a few wrestlers that dies on live TV too? I think Owen Heart's death was on a live pay per view. Yeah, I was watching the PPV where that happened. They didn't show the actual accident (broadcast feed was still pre-match banter from the announcers, they were getting ready to cut over to the ring iirc) but you could tell it was bad and everyone on the show that night was upset but trying to stay in character. These events are also on a small delay, so they do have a small window to switch feeds before something heinous goes over the air. There was no footage of the ring shown until after Owen had been taken away by the ambulance and everything cleaned up.
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I can't find a link to it, but there was a guy who was arrested for manufacturing MDMA and smuggled enough into jail to kill himself. Probably a pretty nice way to go for the first few minutes, probably pretty bad after that.
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pienipple posted:Yeah, I was watching the PPV where that happened. They didn't show the actual accident (broadcast feed was still pre-match banter from the announcers, they were getting ready to cut over to the ring iirc) but you could tell it was bad and everyone on the show that night was upset but trying to stay in character. Also he actually died at the hospital, so they were not excessively callous in continuing the show.
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