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A drug that will induce intense feelings of melancholy, desperation, and grief. The drug wears off after 2 hours, leaving the patient feeling paradoxically refreshed and at peace.
MAOI
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maoi
It'll be in the drinking water any day now ... [8th of 7, Jul 21 2010]
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<Gives [gutpunchllulabies] a friendly nod and moves in behind [RafordSteele]> |
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This is a phenomenally stupid idea. |
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[kinemojo], the point here is that any society that has an institution such as this is a sick society. |
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Apparently a sense of humour has left the
room. |
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Why not televise it? Allow spectator
betting? A no-holds-barred version where
they are locked in a room for three days
and all the pills MUST be eaten? |
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Even the addition of jam and bees won't help this one. |
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//3019 or 3020: Arwen and Aragorn marry in Midsummer. They reign for many years and he dies in the 102nd year of his reign and 190th year of his life.\\ |
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Did a quick search and this is all I came up with. Aragorn decides to die and dies by the power of his will, stops his heart and breath with willpower. |
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//[marked-for-deletion] utter bullocks// Hahahah. |
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SSREs don't work like this though. |
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<gratuitous irony in poor taste> |
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How about a party where you serve cheese, red wine, and MAOI's ? Leave bowls of razor blades and prescription sedatives around the room, and make sure the party takes place on the top floor of a tall building with balconies. |
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</gratuitous irony in poor taste> |
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I thought this might be cathartic in the original sense of purgative. |
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Hey, I ain't gonna have no doctor shove a tube up my
peehole, and it's certainly not likely to cheer me up. |
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Purgatory...who said anything about going to hell? |
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