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Apr 2, 2023
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apparently there hasn't been a single suicide off the westgate bridge in melbourne australia since the suicide barriers were installed in 2014. all im thinking is that surely with a ute or a trailer you could bring an extendable ladder tall enough to get atop the barrier.

i think this every time i drive over that bridge and was wondering if this was viable? go when traffics low, climb up, close your eyes, and let yourself go.
 

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it's possible to jump off any bridge regardless of what barriers they put up, it's just a matter of making it harder so people don't think it's worth the hassle. if it's just a waist high fence then it's trivial to jump. if they put up a big fence thats curved so you cant easily climb it its a whole thing
 
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