No, of course not.
though I hope someone would help me die.
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I'll keep a lookout. If I see three midgets Dopey, Sweaty & Fatty waddling down the road towards my house Ill be sure to lock the door.Originally posted by k2p2 View PostI think it's nice that you've got so many friends
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I think it's nice that you've got so many friendsOriginally posted by MarillionFan View PostI think he means to kill me, not tie me up and bugger me.
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I have handcuffs. I was however thinking of the plastic single use ones american police forces currently like.Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostNot sure if we can get the handcuffs by then. Or do you keep some handy?
Reading the thread I'm sure suity has said Yes for next Tuesday. Can some confirm?
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Yep Cretinian.Originally posted by suityou01 View PostThat's what I said, it must be my accent
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Simple solution provided earlier. Don't assist death, but instead don't assist life. Don't turn on the central heating!Originally posted by eek View PostI think this thread emphasis the real concern everyone has with helped euthanasia. The idea that people will help those who don't need (or want it) to do it.
If they survive the night, they're good for another day. If not, natural way to go.
Works best in winter. Higher latitudes and those without double glazing may suffer a higher mortality rate.
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Not sure if we can get the handcuffs by then. Or do you keep some handy?Originally posted by eek View PostI think this thread emphasis the real concern everyone has with helped euthanasia. The idea that people will help those who don't need (or want it) to do it.
Meanwhile I will happily help MF Dim, or suity on their ways. Does next Tuesday suit anyone?
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I think this thread emphasis the real concern everyone has with helped euthanasia. The idea that people will help those who don't need (or want it) to do it.
Meanwhile I will happily help MF Dim, or suity on their ways. Does next Tuesday suit anyone?
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What would your preference be ?Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostI think he means to kill me, not tie me up and bugger me.

Or maybe he means to kill you by tying you up and buggering you
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