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God
- Jun 18, 2018
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Warlock
- Jul 13, 2018
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Be aware.
If you die on the job, it's going to be investigated for months and months by professionals and they will put a team of people to investigate you and your life. It's entirely likely that in the event of your death if someone decides to file a lawsuit for a work related death, your computer and ISP records will be subpoenaed, and someone will go through your information, and will in all likelihood find out you were suicidal.
- T. Son of a labor lawyer.
Construction or Ironworking though.
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God
- Jun 18, 2018
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Become a gang member or like join a biker gang lol! I remember hearing about those fishermen out in Alaska I think. That is a hugely risky job.If you're under 40 you can enjoy legion etrangere in France. After some training they will send you in hot war zones where it's easy to get killed. Or you can always kill yourself with the assault rifle they'll give to you, with the excuse of discipline, stress etc. made your nerves exhausted.
A guy I knew told me about wanting to do this. He was so crazy lol! We had a lot of fun though :)Similar threads
