/suicide/ - Suicide Tips & Tricks

Almost sure it'll work, but it you somehow dont get killed inmediately it would be extremely painful. Can we know the car model? If its a shitbox I think you'll have better results wearing a seatbelt since the entire cabin is likely to collapse and crush you, if its a suv or big truck youre better off not wearing it and getting thrown through the windshield smashing the wall with your head.

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>>11487

Are you sure a gun is out of the question for Sydney? I just looked up the Victorian gun ownership laws and it doesn't look like I'll be able to get one, but I read recently that there are thousands of gun owners in the eastern suburbs of Sydney. Maybe it's easier in NSW? In any case, it's worth looking into.

I'm still trying to figure out a method for myself. Unfortunately, I can't drive.

Do you have some way of getting a motorcycle soon? If you live close enough to this wall to get away with it, going on a motorcycle w/o a helmet could be better because it's more open and they generally accelerate faster, as long as you have a decent tolerance towards wind in your face.

>>11488

Sorry for the late reply. I will be driving a '98 Camry sedan that has done 200k+ kms.

>>11657

In nsw you can own a gun if you have a valid reason. It's a lengthy process but all you need to do is be a part of a gun range club for eg for a while and then apply for a lic from them. Then you wait and wait it seems.

See if you can convince a farmer to lend youbtheir guns or steal it from them. They can easily acquire a rifle for eg for pest control reasons.

There are sites out there op in the exit handbook that list trustworthy vendors from China that sell powdered Nembutol if you're not in a hurry. Alternatively, try to get a stolen or illegal handgun from shady people or security guards.

>>11660

Not a bad idea. I can certainly afford one but am unsure whether I can control it properly at that speed with minimal experience.

>>11665

From my own experience, controlling it at high speed isn't an issue; just hold the handlebars firmly and maybe practice counter-steering if the road is bumpy and you really lack confidence. The bigger issue would probably be accelerating without falling on your ass, which can be fixed by getting bike with a smaller engine size and using a little throttle control. As long as the point you can start accelerating is 200-300m you should have no issues as long as you take time getting used to the bike.

I drove past a car that crashed into a cement barrier with a fatality yesterday on a busy Sydney highway and wondered if it was you, anon. It was a white sedan but there was a sheet over the front.. If so, rip and I hope your pain has ended.