Is freezing a bad way to go?

That's what I think!! You'd have to be totally, passing out in the back yard plastered.

Very good point, plastered!

Since alcohol is a vasodilator, it causes the blood vessels just below your skin's surface to dilate, creating a false sensation of warmth, stealing heat from your vital organs and decreasing your overall core temperature.

This effect is exacerbated when the body is exposed to cold temperatures.

So if you truly want to freeze to death make sure you get plastered. You will be numb from both the alcohol and cold; dying faster as well.

Frostbite is incredibly painful when it thaws.

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Not if your drunk . If I knew I was freezing to death and had no where to go for refuge . Id chug a few bottles and walk off into the night in shorts and flip flops only .


Many drunks go that way in the winter. Stumble fuck off into the night after the bar or a party . Youd most likely be too shitfaced to really understand whats habbening .

Between the booze and the 9 degrees youd just tire out and dehydrate and pass out in the snow and never wake up

We had a poor installation on a furnace combined with a faulty CO detector and nearly died. My daughter and I were waking up with pretty severe headaches, like the kind of migraines that hurt so bad you think you're going to puke. I had trouble rousing her and we had the typical rosy cheeks/red lips that accompany CO poisoning. After the 3rd day of waking up with these headaches I decided to replace the CO detector and it went off in the middle of the night. The fire dept came detected very high CO, aired the house and shut off the furnace. Told me I had to get a repairman in the next day.
We thankfully have a woodstove for backup and used that.
If you didn't wake up..CO wouldn't be too bad but if your alarm clock wakes you up, the headaches are BAD, but hey..at least you're not dead.

I haven't frozen 'to death' but I have spent much time outdoors in the cold and sometimes it is very painful. Wet feet, frostbitten fingers, nose hairs sticking together, ice on your eyelashes...none of that is comfortable. Falling into very very cold water seems to only hurt for a shocking second and then make you numb..but slowly freezing to death because you don't have proper clothing or access to a heat source seems as if it would be pretty miserable to me.

Incorrect, people die of exposure all the time, first lesson we were taught in survival school. Get caught out in the woods with hiking shorts and a tee shirt and you probably wont survive the night if temps are low 40's unless you are in super good shape.

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On any given day, just “going” is probably a bad way to go.

Had a book on deaths in Yellowstone over the years. Some pretty gruesome falling in hot pool episodes for a later time, but the part on freezing to death there was quite a lot, some recorded as far back as the cavalry. A lot of them recorded the frozen bodies a hundred yards away from where they took off their cloths. They figure there must be some pretty heavy delusion going on at that point. I imagine that it hurts like hell and very excruciating up to the point you hallucinate that your in the desert.

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I learned about that reading about that russian expedition... Can't remember the name... but you know it.

You feel warm and fall asleep.
So no. Not really.

Drowning is terrifying.
That's hogwash.
Youre fully conscious and choking to death.
You'll pass out then, but not pleasant at all.

Freezing to death has got to be somewhat close to burning to death.

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Yeah, drowning... being eaten by sharks could only come close... I'm just so scared of being eaten by a shark. It's my greatest fear and someone did a reading and told me that's how I was going to die! lol I don't believe it... I planned long ago to stay off the ocean..

Maybe it was symbolic and didn't mean actual sharks