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   On Tue, 09 Dec 2014 14:21:41 -0800, ☆topmyself☆ wrote:   
      
   > The train is 100%. You can't survive without a head. I've never heard of   
   > anyone surviving a really high fall over 150ft onto hard ground. On   
   > impact your body will eplode into various bits.   
      
      
      
   Many people have survived falling from an airplane without a parachute,   
   so even that isn't 100%.  Combining two methods is a good idea though.   
   For example; you can count on 5 bottles of sleeping pills to knock you   
   out without pain and anxiety, but not beyond rescue; and a breathe-down   
   exit bag is certain to work if you have time alone and don't take it off,   
   but there's the hypercapnic response to suffer through if you're   
   conscious.   
      
      
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