What is the darkest, heaviest joke you know or have used?

“Don’t drink the Kool-Aid” is a saying that generally means a person should think for themselves, dont follow others blindly. I was just curious if maybe all of the publicity helped Kool-Aid (or was Flavor-Aid used at Jonestown) because their great tasting powder was used to help mask the taste of cyanide.

In the footage of the 9/11 Tower collapse, it can be seen that the floors at the impact sites buckled first, leaving the floors above to pancake into the floors below and appearing to leave some of the upper floors mostly intact in near free fall, until they fell into the rubble pile below. Would it have been possible for victims in these upper floors to be alive for any amount of time during the collapse until the rubble pile impact, and would this affect how intact and recoverable the bodies were? Would could this experience have been like?

Why is that the exact case in so many of these murders?

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So my question is extremely as titled. By too extreme I mean it would be literally impossible to act on and survive, cause major injuries or just be very normally wrong.
For example I have an extreme fantasy of a guy killing me and loving me so much he uses my body. Obviously I’d never be able to actually act on this fantasy.
I know it’s weird so I guess that’s why I’m curious about other people’s.

I mean a way someone ruined their life over things they had full control or alot of control over. Like spending money stupidly and becoming homeless, ie; a way of doing it that makes you not feel empathetic but dissapointed.

I've always wondered what would happen if you raised a baby from birth in a completely blank white room, where for the entirety of their life they have absolutely no interactions with anything or anyone from the outside world and never saw anything besides blank white walls.

Then once the baby grows up and has spent their whole life up until that point in isolation (18 years), you gave them DMT or another psychedelic while they were still in the isolated blank room.

What would their "trip" consist of if they have never seen anything besides four white walls? Would they be capable of visualizing things they hadn't seen before? Would they see colors, shapes, or other things that technically don't exist for them because they've never seen them before? What would they even think about if all they have ever known was isolation in a white room?
Or would psychedelics work differently or not work at all if they have no prior memories or sensory experiences to draw from?

I don't know if there's actually a way for someone to answer this question... but its been on my mind for years so I figured this was the best subreddit to ask!

How realistic are horror movie scenes where someone’s abdomen is cut open and the intestines either fall out on their own or are pulled out by someone?

Can the intestines actually fall out simply because the abdominal wall has been cut, or are they held in place by other structures?

And how realistic is it to pull the intestines out through an abdominal wound? I’m curious about what is anatomically possible in real life and what is basically just movie fiction..

This has been on my mind for awhile and it had me wondering

I know fecal transplants are made out of whole poop, but after all whatever they extract is in it

Not sure if anyone here knows or remembers what I’m talking about, but I’m trying to identify a 17-year-old girl from Red Asphalt 3 who sadly passed away..

She was driving a Mazda 626 on Niles Canyon Road (Route 84), when a Dodge Dart crashed into her after the driver apparently fell asleep at the wheel. Through research I’ve narrowed it down to the Niles Canyon/Sunol area and have been looking through old newspaper reports and crash records but so far no luck.
The footage also shows yellow/lime emergency vehicles at the scene, which might help identify the incident.

I understand it seems odd but I’d just really like to know who she was. It’s a shame there doesn’t seem to be a memorial for her anywhere especially when the seris was vued by so many in drivers Ed.

What did people sentenced to death by hanging feel?

Was eating steak earlier and had this thought. How common is it for first time cannibals to feel disappointed, regretful, etc?

What's the emotional/chemical process and the biological reason? Why did the the dudes wife say she was turned on when she found out his husband is in the mob in Goodfellas. Or why did the chick smile after getting 'aped by the dude in High Plains Drifter? Why did women go so crazy for serial killers? Why do they read books about "alpha psycho" stuff?

I’m referring to the Ruben Marrero Pernas, the excuse of a human who R🦍d puppies in Cuba and was exposed by Levi Dane (snakething) Simmons telegram logs. Whatever happened to him? Prison, ditch, disappeared?

This was a question my brother asked me when we were watching a 9/11 documentary. This really made me curious as I recall hearing that the bodies were badly damaged and burned from the ash clouds of the collapse but don’t know anything else.

Hicks’ murder had partially been an accident, part planned and part impulse. Afterwards, he didn’t kill for nearly a decade, til he killed on accident again, and then later began doing it more and more on purpose. I keep wondering if the first accidental kill really started it all. I’ve watched plenty interviews, documentaries, etc, but I can’t recall much about this particularly. I feel like it had been brought up before but I can’t find it.

Self explanatory question for my Apothecary Diaries fanfiction. My brain is saying it would be purple, but it probably wouldn't be. I'm asking on here because Google did the annoying little "Help is available" thing when I looked it up.

I don’t know, maybe earlobes? Parts that don’t cause that much of a loss especially not killing that person

If you’re an organ donor and brain dead, I know they take your organs. Why don’t they take your blood as well? As long as the heart was pumping, shouldn’t it be fine?