[JABEE]

interesting...

[Shakey]

i'd love to see the video.

[Kurlis]

Looks like a 30-30 rifle. Probably a Marlin.

[gimlet]

Originally Posted by JJL0325 ↗

I always wonder if u feel anything at all when u do it that way, even for a split second. "They" say that when ur about to die it seems like everything slows down and ur whole life flashes before ur eyes. The best visual I can think of is Bruce Willis in Armegeddon when he lets off the nuke. So I wonder when that guy put the gun in his mouth and took the creep up in the trigger, if his perception slowed down and he could feel the gasses come out the end of the barrel and the .30 cal bullet before it popped his brain outta his head? Its like how many licks to the center of a tootsie roll pop, i guess....

Human perception is minimum 1/16 of a second. Bullet is going 2000+ feet per second, brain is severly compressed, damaged, torn loose and ejected here in a fraction of a second, you could use high speed cameras to measure it perhaps.

Anyway, I guess the question is "did the remains of the ejected brain feel anything?" Maybe a sensation of depersonalization or disembodiment, but there is no way for the brain to communicate once its airborne...

[jondwon]

Originally Posted by King Herald ↗

So, how come the brain is at his feet, and how come he has blood smeared on the front of his legs?

If he shot into his forehead, the shit would fly out the back of his scone, surely??

I'm wondering the same thing

[nyazzip]

probably didn't need to use the scope for that shot

[nyazzip]

Anyway, I guess the question is "did the remains of the ejected brain feel anything?" Maybe a sensation of depersonalization or disembodiment, but there is no way for the brain to communicate once its airborne...

um, communicate to what? we are our brains; our bodies are just a containment vessel/robot that aid the brain.

[Robyn728420]

shotguns will git er done

[The Driver]

suicide is painless

[minka1]

creepie how his brain fell out in "front" of him! Awkward