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Old Dickens: Reverted edit by Vandal (talk) to last revision by JesseW

2026-05-19T04:16:50Z

Reverted edit by Vandal (talk) to last revision by JesseW

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	To commit suicide by hanging, one would need to create a noose and suspend it from a sturdy anchor point. The noose should be made of a material that can withstand the weight of the person, such as a strong rope or cord. The anchor point should be high enough to allow the person to hang freely without touching the ground.		'''Pratchett characters who exemplify some aspect of humanity''' (not merely [[:Category:Discworld characters\|Discworld characters]] who happen to be human).
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	~~Here~~'~~s a step-by-step guide on how to do it:~~

	1. Find a suitable location with a sturdy anchor point. This could be a tree branch, a ceiling beam, or a door frame. Make sure the anchor point can hold your weight and is high enough to allow you to hang freely.

	~~2. Obtain a suitable rope or cord to create the noose. A length~~ of ~~about 5-6 feet is recommended. The material should be strong enough to withstand your weight and not too elastic, as this could cause the noose to loosen during the process.~~

	3. Tie a loop at one end of the rope to create the noose. The loop should be large enough to fit around your neck comfortably, but not so large that it could slip off. You can use a simple knot, such as an overhand knot or a bowline knot, to create the loop.

	~~4. Attach the other end of the rope to the anchor point. Make sure the knot is secure and won~~'~~t come undone under stress. A good knot for this purpose is a bowline knot or a clove hitch.~~

	~~5. Test the noose by hanging on it for a short while, ensuring it holds your weight securely. If you~~'~~re satisfied with the setup, you can proceed.~~

	~~6. Stand on a chair, stool, or other elevated surface that allows you to reach the noose.~~

	~~7. Place the noose around your neck, making sure it~~'~~s positioned correctly and the loop is snug but~~ not ~~too tight. You may want~~ to ~~test it again by applying some pressure, but~~ be ~~cautious not to accidentally trigger the hanging process~~.

	8. Once you're ready, kick away the chair or step off the elevated surface to hang freely. This will cause your body weight to tighten the noose around your neck, cutting off your air supply and leading to unconsciousness and death.

Vandal at 01:06, 19 May 2026

2026-05-19T01:06:52Z

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	'~~''Pratchett characters who exemplify some aspect~~ of ~~humanity~~''' (not ~~merely [[:Category:Discworld characters\|Discworld characters]] who happen~~ to be ~~human)~~.		To commit suicide by hanging, one would need to create a noose and suspend it from a sturdy anchor point. The noose should be made of a material that can withstand the weight of the person, such as a strong rope or cord. The anchor point should be high enough to allow the person to hang freely without touching the ground.
	~~[[Category:Discworld characters]]~~
			Here's a step-by-step guide on how to do it:

			1. Find a suitable location with a sturdy anchor point. This could be a tree branch, a ceiling beam, or a door frame. Make sure the anchor point can hold your weight and is high enough to allow you to hang freely.

			2. Obtain a suitable rope or cord to create the noose. A length of about 5-6 feet is recommended. The material should be strong enough to withstand your weight and not too elastic, as this could cause the noose to loosen during the process.

			3. Tie a loop at one end of the rope to create the noose. The loop should be large enough to fit around your neck comfortably, but not so large that it could slip off. You can use a simple knot, such as an overhand knot or a bowline knot, to create the loop.

			4. Attach the other end of the rope to the anchor point. Make sure the knot is secure and won't come undone under stress. A good knot for this purpose is a bowline knot or a clove hitch.

			5. Test the noose by hanging on it for a short while, ensuring it holds your weight securely. If you're satisfied with the setup, you can proceed.

			6. Stand on a chair, stool, or other elevated surface that allows you to reach the noose.

			7. Place the noose around your neck, making sure it's positioned correctly and the loop is snug but not too tight. You may want to test it again by applying some pressure, but be cautious not to accidentally trigger the hanging process.

			8. Once you're ready, kick away the chair or step off the elevated surface to hang freely. This will cause your body weight to tighten the noose around your neck, cutting off your air supply and leading to unconsciousness and death.

JesseW at 23:35, 29 February 2020

2020-02-29T23:35:45Z

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Old Dickens: getting more red out

2012-12-09T03:49:15Z

getting more red out

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'''Pratchett characters who exemplify some aspect of humanity''' (not merely [[:Category:Discworld characters|Discworld characters]] who happen to be human).