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one-balled nipple jockey
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Isn't it ****ing crazy how many people go through so much bull**** but it's only like one in several millions whoever really flips and goes postal. It seems like with the way people treat each other in this world it would be around 10% of us who would get pushed pass the tipping point and go Orlando or Newtown or Charleston or Virginia Tech or Columbine or like I said old fashioned postal. Why does it happen so often? ****, I think it's amazing entire days go by where NO ONE decides to check out and bring some extra folks along.
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You lost me there
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^ That is pretty repulsive, but it makes a sadly accurate point!
__________________________________________________ ____ Regarding the OP question, let's not forget that (despite the Japanese statistic) a very powerful instinct for self-preservation is hardwired into all of us. Luckily, not many people reach a point at which they are prepared to override that - and even fewer commit themselves in advance to doing it as publicly as happens in those Colombine-style outrages. If a Japanese guy goes into the woods with a plan to kill himself, he can always change his mind at the last minute, sneak back home and nobody need know. That change of heart is more humiliating if you are prowling the corridors of a school, armed to the teeth, with scores of witnesses. - and where has the expression "going postal" come from? Never heard that before.
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...here to hear...
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^ Thanks as always for the explanation, Frownland.
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![]() Regarding the point made by Goofle and MicShazam: I agree, for most of us, life is sufficiently rich that we would be absolute fools to throw it away. That's why the old coroners' verdicts on suicide deaths used to include the phrase, "... while the balance of his mind was disturbed."
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