Which would you rather die in?
#21
Wheres the "I'm immortal" option.
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#22
Slow fire: painful and horrible
High temperature fire (think >1000ÂșC): Don't feel a thing.

Normal water drowning: feels bad (or people have told me).
Cold water hipothermia: you actually feel numb and warm before you die, pretty much no pain.


Can you be more specific?
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#23
I don't want to die either way.
If I had the choice id like as many drugs as possible so I don't feel a thing.
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#24
Durex Wrote:I don't want to die either way.
If I had the choice id like as many drugs as possible so I don't feel a thing.

Morphine overdose works well for that. I think you can't get anything more peaceful than that.
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#25
where is the gun option?
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#26
Water shot out at like 30bgillion lb/In^2 so its like a gunshot, preferably in the head
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#27
maplefreak26 Wrote:When it comes blasting you at over 9000 mph/s? I DON'T THINK SO.

Miles per hour per second? That just says that it accelerates really quickly, not much more. It could start accelerating right when it hits you so it's travelling at like 5 mph when it hits. Or you could be a few miles off so it's going at a ridiculous speed when it hits. Please at least use the correct unit.
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#28
ITT: Maplefreak says his opinion is right and attempts to prove our opinions are wrong due to poor wording Rolleyes.
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