A sharp chunk of wood traveling at well over a 100 miles per hour hit me in the chest. I wish it would've pierced my carotid. I never have been lucky.
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Bitcoin (BTC):Ethereum (ETH):Monero (XMR):Oh wow that's crazy. I get how you feel. I was on top of a high roof last week (not high enough to ctb probably) and I kept hoping that I would accidentally lose my balance or something. Or sometimes I'm driving or crossing the street and I wish a car would just finish me off. I haven't been too lucky either lol. I understand where you're coming from.
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I understand why you'd feel disappointed to survive, what I would fear is ending up in an accident and not dying, instead just ending up with injuries and suffering way more from them.Similar threads
