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Evidently no - I already know the answer of religious people. They fear the judgement they receive and a possible one-way ticket to Hell. But I've never heard a decent answer from a non-religious person so if anyone cares to answer it I'd really appreciate it!

Go ahead and join everyone else laughing at me. If you can find a seat, that is. Which I doubt.

But I live in a dump and dressing well is my only escape :(

:eek: You found a hole in my tactic :scared:

It doesn't sound easy at all :undecide: Either way - I've already mastered the best technique imaginable: look around you and in case of emerging danger, whistle for a taxi ;)

Oh yeah like that then. I understand that. My dad knows karate - he insisted on learning my bro and me a couple of standard moves. Either how, I don't think I actually kicked it out of his hand but he diverted and I had a window of opportunity to run away. Beginner's luck I guess :D

Sunshine - I try to avoid them but I nearly drowned again last summer while swimming in the sea :doh::D Don't worry though - I'm a good swimmer and can get myself out of those situations thankfully I take it you've experienced it then? Suffocation in water I mean. I kicked it out of his...

I nearly drowned a countless number of times in the sea. I would always take risks and sometimes went too far. I've also been hit by a car and threatened with a knife - I really, REALLY prefer the near-drowning.

Well then you weren't supposed to answer my question ;)

You're religious then?

Actually, it's one of the least-painful ways of dying. Out of breath, you'll automatically try to breathe, inhaling only water. That in itself doesn't hurt - the bad part comes when they drag you out and reanimate you. The coughing-up bit is no good. But since you're dying, you won't be...

I have a question for everyone non-religious in here: why are you afraid of death when you strongly believe there's nothing to follow it?!