So I have a 30ft ethernet cord. I'm wondering if I kept wrapping it tightly around my neck until all of it was wrapped around my neck, would it kill me? I've tried wrapping some of it around my neck and tight as I could, but I'm still able to breathe. I've read of someone using a roll of toilet paper to choke themself to death, so I assume the ethernet cord would be similar. Am I not applying enough pressure?
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TAW122
Emissary of the right to die.
- Aug 30, 2018
- 7,363
I think you might need to apply enough pressure in the right area. The key is to constrict the carotid artery, which should stop blood from reaching your brain so you lose conscious and without enough oxygen to the brain for a significant amount of time, you will eventually die.
Kyrok
Paragon
- Nov 6, 2018
- 970
Watch a video on how to make a noose. You need your body's own weight to work to tighten it around your neck.Well the cord is pretty crinkled, trying to make a noose is kinda hard with it. Might be a better idea to get a good rope.
Crest33
Sheet slinger
- Nov 28, 2018
- 261
Indeed, a decent rope can't be to hard to obtain.Pretty sure any hardware store would have a good rope or something very similar.Similar threads
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