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lisa_is_hanging

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Oct 22, 2024
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I don't have access to any other methods as of now but I do live in an apartment building with four floors the concrete is on the ground beneath on one side I am almost certain if I land on it straight I will sleep ... Forever ... But I'm going to have to make jumping work and I'm not sure if it will
 
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Yakui

i stole some bugs to feed my refrigerator
Feb 4, 2023
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It's strongly not recommended. Generally people agree that 150m is the safe spot for jumping on land (250 for landing on water), and four floors is way below that.
 
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darksouls

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please dont do that, you will end up in a wheelchair
 
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kakdela

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May 8, 2025
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It's strongly not recommended. Generally people agree that 150m is the safe spot for jumping on land (250 for landing on water), and four floors is way below that.
Why 150? 60 meters on asphalt should be enough. Unless there are obstacles that slow down
 
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Forveleth

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Mar 26, 2024
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Why 150? 60 meters on asphalt should be enough. Unless there are obstacles that slow down
Their information was wrong but there is a number we throw around. There was a study done that found falls from 150ft/46m onto concrete or 250ft/76m onto water were 99% fatal. I always follow that up with falling is tricky though. People die falling off a ladder at home or survive falling from a plane.
 

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