[Budd Dwyer]

Originally Posted by Vixənn ↗

I wonder if the poison that one dude ingested will have any affect on the dog that ate his face.

That's actually a good question, even though his blood flow was probably spreading it around the whole body, and that bite was not big enough of a chunk
Worst case scenario, the dog shat it out
Mine shatted the whole house up after (some unknown ways) he started to chew on an old fashioned manual thermometer with Mercury inside but he was basically fine, just ashamed himself
One of the worst cleaning job I've ever had the displeasure to work with....

[icehole]

Originally Posted by William May ↗

It is if you go slowly. If you try and rush it with vast amounts of exhaust fumes, you get nauseous and sick. Best to let the engine idle, and listen to some nice music while your body monoxides away to dreamland. People who die of CO poisoning such as through a malfunctioning water heater or furnace, just go to sleep and drift off. That's how they find entire families dead in their house, and it looks like they just fell asleep. They did.

It appears to me from research, that death by helium is about the best way to commit suicide. There is no choking or strangling sensation because helium doesn't react with the body in any way. It just displaces the oxygen, there is no physical sensation or pain, and off you go.

that helium one
as long as they don't try to speak when inhaling it, they will succeed
imagine you're trying to kill yourself with helium and then hear your voice as a duck, you might laugh yourself off and cancel the suicide