Help Driving off a cliff into water

[secretsfromthecity]

Hi, i'm wondering if I can get help on a method i've been thinking about for a year. I live near palos verdes california where there's a mountain cliff overlooking the ocean. I was thinking of driving off the cliff full speed, seatbelt buckled, and land in the water. I reaaally do not want to survive this. I already know I'd be handicapped. Would love some suggestions or whatever. thanks

 

[TimetoGo!]

far too risky of being paralysed in my opinion. cant see the impact killing you straight away meaning pain, and then possible drowning.

 

[MyChoiceAlone]

why would you wear a seatbelt? i'd pull out the fuses for the airbags, hope to get knocked out from banging my head on the glass and drown.

 

[Dmoore3232]

You better hope you don't get pulled over.

 

[Suspect_Device]

I used to find myself thinking the same thing when I lived in California. One of my friends mom actually did that.

 

[secretsfromthecity]

I used to find myself thinking the same thing when I lived in California. One of my friends mom actually did that.

did she survive

You better hope you don't get pulled over.

oh no what would they do arrest me or shoot me if i resist damn thats definitely not what i want lol sorry just jokes

why would you wear a seatbelt? i'd pull out the fuses for the airbags, hope to get knocked out from banging my head on the glass and drown.

good advice. i don't know anything about this method so that's why i posted it here lol. i thought wearing a seatbelt would strap me in force me to stay in. dumb thinking on my part

 

[life !s boring]

I think your best shot is ditching the car and going for a flat ground or a hard rock ledge, I've read a lot about heights and as long as you don't hit anything on the way down to break your fall normally 10 story height should do it. But I'm worried you would get paralyzed more than anything.

 

[Suspect_Device]

did she survive

Nope, she died. I don't know the details beyond that.