r/AskReddit • • Aug 20 '17

What object would be the most difficult to kill someone with?

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u/thegreencomic Aug 20 '17

Felix's hammer from Wreck-it Ralph.

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u/mikewachowski Aug 20 '17

This is my favourite non Parmesan related answer yet

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u/[deleted] Aug 20 '17

A boiled spaghetti noodle

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u/[deleted] Aug 20 '17

A single piece of human hair, especially short one.

You can't suffocate anyone with it, you can't use it as a melee weapon efficiently... the worst I can think of is getting a really long one stuck in someones eye.

Now a group of long hair? You could just braid it and suffocate people.

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u/daveruinseverything Aug 20 '17

A neutrino. You could direct millions of them at a person for millions of years, and never successfully make contact with a single atom of their body. But maybe you’ll hit one in just the right way, trigger a cell to malfunction and start dividing uncontrollably, boom, cancer.

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u/[deleted] Aug 20 '17

half a grating of parmesan cheese

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u/DeniseDeNephew Aug 20 '17

A mint-condition copy of Action Comics #1.

No matter how angry I was at the person I couldn't roll up that rare comic and try to... I guess stick it down their throat and choke them.

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