You can kill anyone with Anything.

[cubsfan4life0103]

I know a lot of stuff you can't kill yourself with


knife
gun
lighter w/ gas
helicopter train
rope
car exhaust
infection/disease
poision/mercury
intense heat
intense cold



JK

You can kill yourself with all of those



You can also kill yourself doing anything

[TheVinh]

Originally Posted by Shooterman

I thought of tw0 things that cannot kill people (though one depends on your religious standpoint)

1. Artificial light (no UV rays, so don't you dare say "Skin Cancer")

2. Demon (the religious one, most religions state that a demon cannot make contact with a human, whether it be direct or not)

I don't count the Demon. And second of all, we already concluded that light can kill.

Can we please move on from the atom please? 1 single atom cannot be felt! Try to imagine one atom. The nerves cannot detect something so small -_-

[Shooterman]

Originally Posted by TheVinh

we already concluded that light can kill.

Really, how can it then? Being artificial light, it lacks deadly radiation of any sort.

[cornyjohn]

And yet laser light can be concentrated to burn through body tissues, as proven in some surgeries. It, too, is artificial.

Also, the demon would vary based on beliefs, so we can't count that. If you believe it can't, then it can't.

[ownage]

Originally Posted by TheVinh

I don't count the Demon. And second of all, we already concluded that light can kill.

Can we please move on from the atom please? 1 single atom cannot be felt! Try to imagine one atom. The nerves cannot detect something so small -_-

YES I WIN!!!!!!!

[cornyjohn]

Originally Posted by ownage

YES I WIN!!!!!!!

Radioactive atom = cancer, cancer = death.

You lose.

[TheVinh]

Originally Posted by ownage

YES I WIN!!!!!!!

Quick to seize victory aren't we? How did you win?

1st of all, Cornyjohn just explained how a radioactive atom can kill.

Second, 1 single atom is still not tangible.

[cornyjohn]

I must disagree with you there.

Originally Posted by Dictionary.com

tan·gi·ble
1. capable of being touched; discernible by the touch; material or substantial.
2. real or actual, rather than imaginary or visionary: the tangible benefits of sunshine.
3. definite; not vague or elusive: no tangible grounds for suspicion.
4. (of an asset) having actual physical existence, as real estate or chattels, and therefore capable of being assigned a value in monetary terms.
–noun
5. something tangible, esp. a tangible asset.
[Origin: 1580–90; < LL tangibilis, equiv. to L tang(ere) to touch + -ibilis -ible]"

I do believe that an atom fits this description.

[ownage]

Originally Posted by cornyjohn

I must disagree with you there.



I do believe that an atom fits this description.

thank you :P.....and can i be more specific and say umm idk hydrogen atom? that way the radioactive thing doesnt apply

[cornyjohn]

Um, I guess.

Vinh, add this to your list. There's not a way a single hydrogen atom could possibly kill someone.