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SadRatQueen
Professional Crybaby
- Dec 27, 2024
- 62
I think they both depend tbh. Bridges are all about height, as you want them to be high enough thay once you hit the water you'll go unconscious. Trains? You have a few options. You could touch the 3rd track which is typically high voltage, could lay your neck down on a rail so you can attempt decapitation, or you can try jumping in front of one hopefully head first.
Both are not a guarantee 100% method and can leave you severely disabled.
BlueberrySylv
a very meower
- Dec 31, 2024
- 56
also both are extremely anxiety and stress giving. you'll be really really scared at the time of it happening.
the vibration of the train and the height of the bridge and water is pretty horrible.
so yeah...Similar threads
