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are you going for? You certainly don't want to be accused of committing a senseless and possibly selfish act - and this book will help avoid that, plus greatly cut down on the post-mortem gossip. On the next page is a checklist of People and Things to Die For. To answer your first question, NO, it's not acceptable to circle everything and everyone, then rush off to the bedroom and pull the trigger. Curl up in the corner (if you're not already), calm down, and circle all of the things that are bothering you (or did) on the next page. If you cannot find a reason on the list on the next page, you can make one up and write it in the space provided. Fill out the form People
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| For entertainment purposes only. The Layman's Guide to Suicide was in print from July 1995-2003. Paperback: 64 pages ; Dimensions (in inches): 0.18 x 8.42 x 5.38; ISBN: 0873648633; Still listed at Amazon.com. The concept is to make 'doing suicide right' seem so ridiculous that anyone predisposed will be laughing too hard to actually do it - which is our hope. The reader agrees not to hold the authors or anyone related to the authors in any way whatsoever liable or responsible in any way whatsoever for the use or misuse of any information presented herein or for the existence of this book online or in any other media. For publishing and other information please contact us. © See copyright notice. |