Do you think jumping off a cliff onto rocks from 200 feet (80 meters) would hurt? If so, how much and for how long?
Assume a flat or feet first fall, not head first.
Do you think jumping off a cliff onto rocks from 200 feet (80 meters) would hurt? If so, how much and for how long?
Jose Stewart
Jacob Cook
not for long since you'll be dead idiot
Adam Ross
wow, so randum xD this site really lives up to its name!!!
Colton Bennett
broken foot all the way up to pelvis Probably more
bleed out in 5 minutes or less.
Jose Garcia
Just dive.
Xavier Torres
Legs would go back into your body. If you are unfortunate enough to survive, vegetable for the rest of your life. Lucky enough, you die. If you plan on killing yourself atleadt go head first.
Alexander Barnes
Do it
Kayden Reyes
80 m is almost 30 floors, you would die instantly
Jayden Morales
yeah but who wants to suffer if theres a better option?
Carter Sanders
would i pass out?
Jace Brooks
run kid save yourself
Owen Baker
Just make an exit bag bb. Don't jump and risk pain from surviving
You shouldn't do it though. Right after jumping, you'll get that feeling that every survivor from jumping has talked about.
Jacob Jones
Why an exit bag? Better go to a shooting range and shoot yourself.
Jose Harris
exit bag is the way to go. Your body cant tell the difference between helium and oxygen. You just breath normally, fall asleep, and die painlessly. Jumping off a cliff may not kill you instantly. There is a possibility that it would take hours to kill you, or not at all. People have survived falls from 200 feet.
Jackson Bell
==probably, if it does not die, that it can happen, you will agonize until you die.==
Mason Gonzalez
what feeling do jump survivors normally talk about out of interest?
Jonathan Lewis
It would hurt a lot for the rest of your life.
Jason Jones
Lemme take a stab in the dark.
>instant regret
Charles Watson
80 meters is quite high. When you jump you get shocked and when you fall on ground you instantly die
Elijah Hughes
yeah probably is just that, was wondering if it was something more interesting
Christian Ward
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Hudson Sanders
Just tuck and roll like a ninja jumping off of a house. You'll be good.
Ian Lopez
Usually instant regret, yes, or an instant (untimely) solution to whatever problem was causing them to want to end it