I've been debating with myself for months whether to put my neck on the line but I just can't do it. Is it enough if I stand upright with my legs between a track? Trains here reach only 40mph
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NotStrongEnough
Nihilist extraordinaire
- Oct 3, 2021
- 85
I would think you'd run the risk of maiming instead of CTB, but I could be wrong on that. Like, you'd lose a leg instead of actually ceasing to exist. That's my off-the-cuff, not-at-all-scientific thought on it .
LoneMisery
Student
- Jan 23, 2022
- 125
I plan to just jump in front of a metra. They go 40 + mph and all the momentum behind it is sure enough to take you out.
Its a known thing. Just have to make a quick jump because their brakes are different than a freight trains but move a lot faster. I would hate to wake up with bodily damage and not be able to move for the ret of my life. But its pretty much 100% success rating considering ill prolly end up under it too.Similar threads
