Roadkill

[3n1pidjs]

Would the method of laying down on the street and waiting for a car to do the dirty work be a good idea?

 

[CarbonBased]

Would the method of laying down on the street and waiting for a car to do the dirty work be a good idea?

No, probably not

 

[ivathantri]

They would drive around you. Chances are very low.

 

[NamelessPsychopath]

Would the method of laying down on the street and waiting for a car to do the dirty work be a good idea?

no but if you want to die by being rammed just lay in front of a train

 

[isthisthingon]

I don't like the idea of bringing a random driver into it like that. I understand desperation, but there should be some limits. Brains are crazy though, I get it.

 

[3n1pidjs]

no but if you want to die by being rammed just lay in front of a train

I don't live near any rails

 

[catonline]

I don't like the idea of bringing a random driver into it like that. I understand desperation, but there should be some limits. Brains are crazy though, I get it.

I've always thought this, no matter how much I want to go I always told myself I wouldn't jump in front of a car or anything, I couldn't put that kind of guilt onto another person

 

[Lamentice]

This is not a reliable method.

 

[3n1pidjs]

They would drive around you. Chances are very low.

what if I do it at night then they cant see me

 

[Bishop]

Would the method of laying down on the street and waiting for a car to do the dirty work be a good idea?

So you don't want to own up to any responsibility? Instead a car could veer off to avoid you and then harm the driver.

 

[Malfunction]

I'd guess not reliable.

Odds are you will be seen. They will maneuver. They might crash, that's not cool.

I live in a rural area. I can spot the smallest of animals, even at night. I did come close to hitting a black bear that was sitting in the road once. Even though I came around a blind corner in darkness, I still saw that black bear and managed to stop. I don't think I'm not seeing a human being lying on the road.

What was funny, the bear didn't give two shits. It continued to sit for a few minutes. Then got up, looked back at me, and very slowly hobbled his way into the forest. Meanwhile my heart probably skipped a few dozen beats.