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06 Feb 2022, 12:53 pm

You can get meat cure at the local grocery.Anywhere people hunt it’s easily available.


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06 Feb 2022, 4:07 pm

funeralxempire wrote:
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Birthday balloons?


You can asphyxiate yourself with helium or any other inert gas quickly and painlessly, it's one of the most surefire and genuinely painless ways to kill yourself. Honestly I don't know why they don't use it for the death penalty, it's much more humane than any other method I'm aware of.


Same. While I'm fundamentally opposed to the death penalty this method would resolve at least some of the arguments used to argue against current methods. There's no need to induce a heart attack or inflict lethal trauma when the state has the option to basically make 'em pass out and not wake up again.


I think the psychiatric fear prior to an execution will still be the same. Knowing you will never wake up.



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06 Feb 2022, 4:16 pm

Banning "Meat Cure" is pointless.  If someone is determined to commit suicide (or murder) they will find another way.  May as well ban sales of rope, knives, razors, gas wrenches, and extension cords by Amazon, too.



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06 Feb 2022, 5:44 pm

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Banning "Meat Cure" is pointless.  If someone is determined to commit suicide (or murder) they will find another way.  May as well ban sales of rope, knives, razors, gas wrenches, and extension cords by Amazon, too.


Yes it's tricky, one simple algorithm is age verification on particular products. There is a already a list of pharmaceuticals that are on a restricted list which doctors won't prescribe unless you have a specialist approval. But that's not going to work with suicidal people > 18 years old.

With murders, it's not individual items but the combination. Again a simple algorithm where a purchase is made of garbage bags, plastic sheets, HCL, quick set cement and a chainsaw should send a warning to Amazon that we have a potential "Dexter"



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06 Feb 2022, 6:26 pm

/\Yeah ,but I have duct tape ,assorted rope ,plastic sheeting ,garbage bags and two chainsaws.Sometimes I buy quick Crete.
Sounds like a list any do-it-yourself type might have.


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06 Feb 2022, 6:35 pm

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/\Yeah ,but I have duct tape ,assorted rope ,plastic sheeting ,garbage bags and two chainsaws.Sometimes I buy quick Crete.
Sounds like a list any do-it-yourself type might have.


Hmmm should we be looking into your affairs Ms Lizard :lol:



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06 Feb 2022, 6:49 pm

Casts an inquisitive eye upon MissLizard :cyclops:


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06 Feb 2022, 6:57 pm

Duct tape works great for pulling off large groups of ticks.


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06 Feb 2022, 7:07 pm

Can't you just work for Amazon and get a heart attack?



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06 Feb 2022, 7:14 pm

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Can't you just work for Amazon and get a heart attack?

Yea, but it takes much longer.


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06 Feb 2022, 9:37 pm

All this talk about poisons warms my dark heart before Valentine’s Day. As I teach my students, there are no “bad” chemicals. There are chemicals that you need to be aware of, not afraid of. However, any chemical can be misused for evil purposes in the wrong hands. That is part of human nature, to want to destroy one another.



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06 Feb 2022, 10:01 pm

Makes me sad how much you all seem to know about the topic.

It also makes me sad how easy it is for people to access all sorts of destructive information.

But the fault is more with the site that gave instructions than any vendor. What Amazon and other sites can and should do is alter the algorithm that shows "bought with" and "comparable" products.

What I know of the chemical: its bad for anyone's health. Our pediatrician was adamant we avoid allowing our kids to eat foods with it on the ingredient label.


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06 Feb 2022, 10:03 pm

QuantumChemist wrote:
All this talk about poisons warms my dark heart before Valentine’s Day. As I teach my students, there are no “bad” chemicals. There are chemicals that you need to be aware of, not afraid of. However, any chemical can be misused for evil purposes in the wrong hands. That is part of human nature, to want to destroy one another.


Don’t breathe the aquaresia fumes ,, nor the sulfuric acid fumes. Hard on the tissues .


Holy bejebbers, my breakfast cereal has chemicals in it ? :cry: :oops:


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06 Feb 2022, 11:48 pm

Dox47 wrote:
cyberdad wrote:
Birthday balloons?


You can asphyxiate yourself with helium or any other inert gas quickly and painlessly, it's one of the most surefire and genuinely painless ways to kill yourself. Honestly I don't know why they don't use it for the death penalty, it's much more humane than any other method I'm aware of.


I remember a story about kids working at a restaurant taking hits on helium filled balloons to get the funny voice. Then one kid decided to take a hit directly from the helium tank itself and ended up exploding his lungs.



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07 Feb 2022, 12:01 am

I know someone who attempted suicide by taking a bunch of Tylenol.

She would have succeeded too if she hadn't called her husband to tell him what she had done, and he hadn't gotten her to the hospital to get her stomach pumped. Or maybe he called 911 for and ambulance, I don't remember which.



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07 Feb 2022, 3:14 am

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I know someone who attempted suicide by taking a bunch of Tylenol.

She would have succeeded too if she hadn't called her husband to tell him what she had done, and he hadn't gotten her to the hospital to get her stomach pumped. Or maybe he called 911 for and ambulance, I don't remember which.


Antihistamine + alcohol is a potent/toxic cocktail