Do you think stores will be suspicious if a person only buys a rope? Anyone done it?
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NumbItAll
expendable
- May 20, 2018
- 1,119
I did a few days ago. No one cared. Most people's minds don't automatically make the leap to suicide.
Tell them it's for sport/gym or you buy it for someone else. Why the hell would they care lol. They want your money. Maybe buy it online.
You are buying a rope, not a machine gun. Relax.
It was a 9/16th rope that would handle about 990 pounds. I got it at Home Depot. I got 20 feet of it.
I'm also wondering about the same thing. I live in a nanny state in Western Europe. But soon I will find out. When I do I shall post an update on this thread.
AntiLifeEric
Student
- Jun 20, 2018
- 145
No one will be concerned enough to call the cops on you. My parents would be suspicious, though. That's why I'm getting a job just to have an excuse for some movement, free of them.
No, not unless you act suspicious while buying it. Same with buying a knife or a firearm.
Yeah just like user said. Do it with confidence.
Soon4me
Enlightened
- Jun 15, 2018
- 1,591
I was thinking this aswell when i bought mine.
But nothing at all was said to me it was just like i was buying anything else in the store.
I also bought some chocolate don't know if that effected things
But really there are loads of reasons to be buying rope
and i'm sure people buy it everyday.
When I bought a firearm no one budged. They're so common where I am everyone expects you to own one. You should be fine with a rope, people buy them all the time for different reasons.
Lol suicidal people are a paranoid bunch. But I'd be lying if I said I hadn't thought something similar when I was buying mine.
