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Re: A helping hand

Posted: Tue 07 Aug, 2007 07.48
by Pete
nodnirG kraM wrote:One fifth of this 400g suicide pot had 70% of my daily saturated fat, 65% of my calories, 55% of my total fat and 80% of my sugar. Just have a few of those. You'll be dead by 2.
I ate their Finest Bangers and Mash. It had 108% of my saturated fat in one serving. yummy

Re: A helping hand

Posted: Tue 07 Aug, 2007 09.35
by Nick Harvey
nodnirG kraM wrote:Or does St Pete fax it down from the pearly gates?
We used to use fax, till a few years ago, but have now moved on to e-mail.

Haven't you had any of our 'targetted advertising' from [email protected]?

Re: A helping hand

Posted: Tue 07 Aug, 2007 09.47
by onetrickpony
cdd wrote:I have a more interesting question. If you came across someone endlessly trolling away on an internet forum with inane drivel, and they had a note attached to them saying "BAN ME, I'M A TROLL", and you had a button underneath this person's username saying "Ban this user", would you be tempted to push said button?
Ok cdd, what do you want me to talk about? Because im pretty sure, 100% sure that if someone like Hyma or Nick Harvey you would have no problem with it. For someone who does not even know me, to dislike me so much is mind boggling. I mean who are you exactly? This is a lounge to discuss a variety of things for what the poster wants too. You didn't have to talk about the topic which i started, you dont have to do anything.

Re: A helping hand

Posted: Tue 07 Aug, 2007 11.15
by Pete
I dislike you too.

Re: A helping hand

Posted: Tue 07 Aug, 2007 11.18
by onetrickpony
ok, can i ask why? So i know why, at least thats some comfort then.

Re: A helping hand

Posted: Tue 07 Aug, 2007 11.22
by Jamez
onetrickpony wrote:ok, can i ask why? So i know why, at least thats some comfort then.
Your penis is too small.

Good day to you.

Re: A helping hand

Posted: Tue 07 Aug, 2007 11.23
by onetrickpony
:shock: How did you know that

Re: A helping hand

Posted: Tue 07 Aug, 2007 12.53
by Stuart*
The question of the preferred "modus operandi" for suicide has oddly been a recurring subject for discussion in many of the offices I have worked. Some of our well considered (and not neccesarily serious) conclusions are:

Jumpers
You would have to be fairly careful about your choice of location here to make sure you didn't just hideously maim yourself and thereby leave yourself without the ability to repeat the task with more success at a later date. The Tamar Bridge is a favoured spot in Devon/Cornwall. But many have chosen to leap other than at high tide, with the consequence that they simply ended up with their shattered limbs stuck in the mud - only to later drown as the tide came in.

Alcohol & Prescription Drugs
Again you would have to plan well here to ensure that you did this properly. Although you may not be conscious you could end up either choking on your own vomit, or dying slowly in ITU days later as all your vital organs failed one by one.

Blowing Brains Out
The most certain demise is by use of a sawn-off 12-bore shotgun. Very messy (not that you would care), but doesn't lend itself to an open topped coffin at the funeral for all your relatives and friends to grieve over after your passing.

Carbon Monoxide Poisoning (Car Exhaust fumes)
Also with a good success rate (assuming you aren't disturbed prior to completion). However, you would have to ensure that your location wasn't so secret that you weren't discovered for days or weeks afterwards. Your corpse oozing into the upholstery wouldn't be good for the retail value of the car.

Drowning
Quite difficult as a suicide option because of the body's autonomic response to either not breathe or to try to swim. Also not very quick or pretty for the funeral as your corpse would be bloated!

As for Shaun's original question - I've had the misfortune to know a couple of people who I would have gladly led to a rooftop and talked them into jumping ;)

Re: A helping hand

Posted: Tue 07 Aug, 2007 13.47
by Ronnie Rowlands
I tried carbon monoxide poisoning once. I woke up 7 hours later with a slight headache. Turned out the bloody thing had a catalytic converter.

Re: A helping hand

Posted: Tue 07 Aug, 2007 14.20
by Sput
StuartPlymouth wrote:The question of the preferred "modus operandi" for suicide has oddly been a recurring subject for discussion in many of the offices I have worked. Some of our well considered (and not neccesarily serious) conclusions are:

Jumpers
You would have to be fairly careful about your choice of location here to make sure you didn't just hideously maim yourself and thereby leave yourself without the ability to repeat the task with more success at a later date. The Tamar Bridge is a favoured spot in Devon/Cornwall. But many have chosen to leap other than at high tide, with the consequence that they simply ended up with their shattered limbs stuck in the mud - only to later drown as the tide came in.

Alcohol & Prescription Drugs
Again you would have to plan well here to ensure that you did this properly. Although you may not be conscious you could end up either choking on your own vomit, or dying slowly in ITU days later as all your vital organs failed one by one.

Blowing Brains Out
The most certain demise is by use of a sawn-off 12-bore shotgun. Very messy (not that you would care), but doesn't lend itself to an open topped coffin at the funeral for all your relatives and friends to grieve over after your passing.

Carbon Monoxide Poisoning (Car Exhaust fumes)
Also with a good success rate (assuming you aren't disturbed prior to completion). However, you would have to ensure that your location wasn't so secret that you weren't discovered for days or weeks afterwards. Your corpse oozing into the upholstery wouldn't be good for the retail value of the car.

Drowning
Quite difficult as a suicide option because of the body's autonomic response to either not breathe or to try to swim. Also not very quick or pretty for the funeral as your corpse would be bloated!

As for Shaun's original question - I've had the misfortune to know a couple of people who I would have gladly led to a rooftop and talked them into jumping ;)
Stewy: You're not selling a career in HR to me :)

Re: A helping hand

Posted: Tue 07 Aug, 2007 14.27
by Ronnie Rowlands
StuartPlymouth wrote:
As for Shaun's original question - I've had the misfortune to know a couple of people who I would have gladly led to a rooftop and talked them into jumping ;)
Are you coming on MSN Stuart,or are you manning the phones at Samaritans tonight?