Story Epic way to go

[Deleted member 847]

Perhaps 2 seconds of pain? Probably nothing.

2 seconds is still something

No deal
I'd like to die on this thing

Euthanasia Coaster - Wikipedia

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It would be so fun and thrilling
(and terrifying)

 

[rationaltake]

2 seconds is still something

No deal
I'd like to die on this thing

Euthanasia Coaster - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

It would be so fun and thrilling
(and terrifying)

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And once you're on the final stage you can't change your mind.

 

[pls.deleteallmypost]

A suicidal man robs a plane, plays around, then kills himself. You can hear some of his last words in the video.

What do you think? Yay or nay? It's a thrilling experience before leaving, but it's 'kinda' selfish to ruin a machine that has costed thousands of hours of work to be made. Obviously this won't matter if you don't respect society, etc.

"I don't need that much help, I've played some videogames before"... what a fu*king leyend

 

[Grey-zoner]

As a native Portlander, I can testify that we seem to be somewhat more suicidal than the average American city, as this also indicates:

https://sanctioned-suicide.net/threads/trtnle-honk-experiment.95333/

Funny seeing local "Koin 6" on Sanctioned Suicide. I plan on doing some volunteering with the group mentioned in the link above. Would be "fun" to be mentioned in the news at some point. Keep your eyes peeled, Whatevs. Not that I have the balls to commandeer any planes.

 

[Shu]

 

[Sibyl Vane]

Cool
Is it painless?

It'll vary depending on what type of injuries you receive and a myriad of other factors. It can go from nothing to a very unpleasant experience, to say the least. Personally, it wouldn't be my pick due to the high rate of instability. It doesn't suit my anxious personality.

 

[Forever Sleep]

It's a while ago I watched the video on him but I remember having this weird admiration in some ways for him. The whole anti-hero thing I guess.

I think he had a grudge against his employer- being on a lower band of minimum wage for a physically hard job- lots of heavy lifting and fuel fumes. Think he also felt discriminated against regarding trying to climb in his career. His actions were probably too extreme but I guess a lot of us have felt like we were just being exploited by corporate unfeeling companies.

It was terribly risky stealing that plane with no flying experience asides from computer simulation games and it could have gone horrifically wrong but I don't think that was his intention listening to the air traffic/fighter pilot conversations he had. Think he even appologised for troubling the fighter pilots at one point and he was very clear he didn't want to hurt anyone else.

It's weird, I probably feel slightly more admiration for him rather than disgust- not that I'd ever have the guts to do something like that. I guess he was a rebel with a cause. Hard to know if it was justifiable though.

 

[Sun n showers]

Imagine if we could like organize a full flight of ctb-ers only, including pilot / crew who's also suicidal and then go out this way. That'd be the mother of all suicide pacts!

35000 ft and the pilot shuts off the engine, oxygen masks drop down but no one is using them, and in 2 minutes its lights out for everyone from hypoxia. 15 more minutes and a loud explosion later, nothing is left.

Wld be swift and we wouldn't be alone!