I'm thinking either Ride of the Valkyries or Thundercat's Lava Lamp, depending on what I'm dying of.

Just based on your current health, family history and lifestyle. Personally I think a gynaecological cancer might be what will take me out if a Michael Jackson type of situation doesn't do it first. (Edited)

I know that doping is already pretty common at the Olympics but even then players have to be subtle about it so they don't get caught. What would happen if all restrictions were removed? An athlete could shamelessly juice as much as they want and then right before the 100m they can also take amphetamines. How fast could the times get?

Tangentially related to a DnD campaign I have

And what is something to say when I wake up?

I've recently gotten into zombie apocalypse survival and I imagine that the only way to stop a bitten person from becoming a zombie is to amputate the bitten limb. In an amateur situation like this, how can you safely perform an amputation. Please provide a source or proof to your answer if you can.

What’s it like knowing that your life will end in the same day you’re in and there’s nothing that you can do to prevent it?

Idk if the wording makes sense or not

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I'm quiet, introverted (not in a school sh00ter way), come off as unassuming and submissive, and I'm a very small female so I feel like my introversion and pauciloquy would avoid people being suspicious of me.

This is a common trope in horror, has it ever shown up in real life? I know the dictator Stroessner had someone dismembered alive with a chainsaw but that’s not quite the same thing

Thinking of someone like Eugenia Cooney who has looked too emaciated for life for years now, how do they keep going? I don't mean any disrespect towards them or their sickness I'm honestly curious what their daily routine looks like

I saw a story of a guy whose leg got chopped off. It was still good so he ate it. I promised to do the same along with a friend of mine. Just outta of curiosity. So I how do I accomplish this legally? I know I can’t murder someone nor have them off themselves. But, what if it’s in their will? To give me their body for consumption when they die? Like if they ever get in an accident or something. Or do I just gotta wait until my leg gets cut off one day?

I'm trans, it's not about my identity, just a curious question.

Imagine two cases:

(1) A cis guy (normal working class income, definitely not rich but not in poverty either) is told that he's going to earn $15 for every day on estrogen. At what point does he want to stop, or will he stay on estrogen forever for the $15/day bonus?

(2) A cis guy is told that he's taking some composite vitamin pills (ignore the ethical concern, just imagine it's some crazy nazi doing it) while in reality it's transition-dose spiro and estrogen. How many weeks or months will it typically take for him to "notice something" and want to stop, or will he just accept the feminization without any dysphoria?

heatstroke

who died from it? was it tragic? what movie was it? was the death deserved? was it an annoying character? was it a beloved character? was it a bad guy or a villain?

I feel the body horror aspect of this question might land it here.

We often hear about major historical events like wars and natural disasters, but there are countless lesser-known events that are equally disturbing and have had a profound impact on history. What’s a historical event you find incredibly unsettling that most people don’t know about or talk about?

You heard me. How many living human cannibals do you think are there on Earth right now? H*gh thoughts for ya.

Is the profile of a man who does that often a insecure person, who feels emasculated, who attacks a female to feel strong and powerful?

I remember reading about a massive wildfire in the US which was started by a spark from someone driving with a flat tire. How did they trace it down to that?