heart attack = relatively easier death?

• extra one

  15 Mar 08, 20:00

  like more comfy way to die?

• Hello Kitty

  15 Mar 08, 20:02

  u nit counselling.

• Y_Shun

  15 Mar 08, 20:03

  hmm

  MRT faster???

• Hello Kitty

  15 Mar 08, 20:05

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• a-Lost-9uY

  15 Mar 08, 20:11

  i rather die in slp

• Gackt247

  15 Mar 08, 20:16

  You have no idea wat the pain is like.. not seen what is like when you are NOT killed by a heart attack.. and wat is like in the A&E - even on your deathbed you are not given any peace..

  
  Ok.. i've no experience.. you go try and den report back..

• Hello Kitty

  15 Mar 08, 20:19

  Originally posted by a-Lost-9uY:

  i rather die in slp

  erm...

  nit to wish u gd luck mah...?

• Maith

  15 Mar 08, 22:06

  Place ur head under a drilling machine

• Sponge234

  15 Mar 08, 23:21

  Run across a expressway

• Ed11790

  15 Mar 08, 23:57

  i dont think so............heart attack is just....a sudden pain
• Detached

  16 Mar 08, 00:11

  Ridiculous.

• extra one

  16 Mar 08, 00:51

  Originally posted by Detached:

  Ridiculous.

  
  hello mr charlatan

• Detached

  16 Mar 08, 00:55

  Originally posted by extra one:

  
  hello mr charlatan

  Very humorous of you, Mr Frivolous.

• Deino

  16 Mar 08, 00:59

  i think my grandad died when sleeping

• Detached

  16 Mar 08, 01:01

  Originally posted by Deino:

  i think my grandad died when sleeping

  That's a really serene way to die, but that's not how I planned my death

• Miss Tiny

  16 Mar 08, 01:36

  Originally posted by extra one:

  like more comfy way to die?

  
  You try already then tell me is it comfortable or not..

• Jezmeister

  16 Mar 08, 06:28

  depends what kind of heart attack... if only a small portion of your cardiac muscle dies it'd actually be very painful... i reccomend a cup full of ground apple pips for an easy death*

   

  *disclaimer: i can't be held responsible if it works lol

• rlsh07

  16 Mar 08, 06:33

  no definitely not. heart attack very painful death though. it's like 10 times the pain of muscle cramp.
• angel7030

  16 Mar 08, 08:55

  Originally posted by Y_Shun:

  hmm

  MRT faster???

  
  plse hor, if want to jump MRT, dun pick the rush hours time, me kenna stuck many time liao.

• Deino

  16 Mar 08, 10:06

  ya lor...bloody hell.....wan die dun burden others lah......nabei

• FireIce

  16 Mar 08, 16:45

  either u die or don't
  so everything is 50-50
  no say easier or harder or faster or slower.
  

• dumbdumb!

  16 Mar 08, 16:54

  heart attack v pain wan u know..

  and you're like conscious of it for a few minutes. i think dying in your sleep is the best.. or die while having sex. ultimate!

• VagueHart

  16 Mar 08, 20:50

  The pain associated with a heart attack differs from person to person. Many people describe it as a heavy pressure or squeezing sensation in the center of the chest. Others report a stabbing feeling. At times the pain may radiate to the left arm, jaw or back. The intensity of the pain is not an indicator of the degree of heart damage that may be occurring. Some people don't have any symptoms during a heart attack.

   

  Doesn't sound very pleasing to me..

   

   

  The best, comfy way to die for me is to breathe in excess helium. Or just take loads of sleeping peel and fall off a building or something.