I can only afford to buy one belt. I'm just wondering if it's possible to hang yourself with one belt. Will it be able to support my weight? Will the buckle break if I thrash around?
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Partial hanging? I think it is.
Full hanging? I don't think so.
I even tried to do partial with two neckties lol
Full hanging? I don't think so.
I even tried to do partial with two neckties lol
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Wouldn't rope be cheaper (and better) than a belt?
I think it's possible but not a great option because belts don't usually sit right at the neck
I think it's possible but not a great option because belts don't usually sit right at the neck
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