Unusual deaths

[CrOtALiTo]

I was seeing a TV show in the TV obviously in the Discovery channel about the more unusual dies in the world then later when it finished, I wanted to do a public poll about as you know some unusual dies,

If you know some ones, please let us know.

I don't see this likes a morbid way otherwise I see this as medical and scientific study for know what are the more unusual dies in the world and what we need to for avoid them.

Regards,

[Rusty]

Originally Posted by CrOtALiTo

I was watching a TV show on the TV, obviously, on the Discovery channel about the most unusual deaths in the world. then Later, when it finished, I wanted to make a public poll about as you know some of the unusual deaths you may know about.

If you know some ones, please let us know.

I don't see this as a morbid thing, rather I see this as a medical and scientific study to know what are the most unusual deaths in the world and what we need to do to avoid them.

Some corrections. I corrected the thread title. 'Dies' is a conjugated verb (third person present indicative tense); 'deaths' is the plural noun.

[CrOtALiTo]

Thank you for the complete correction, and I understand I should to used death instead of die or dies

The most unusual deaths.

[lauraashley]

What TV show were you watching? Maybe you would be interested in watching a show called "A Thousand Ways To Die" on Spike.
A young girl died recently due to having a seizure on a ski lift. She fell off the ski lift because of the seizure. It was very tragic!

[CrOtALiTo]

Originally Posted by lauraashley

What TV show were you watching? Maybe you would be interested in watching a show called "A Thousand Ways To Die" on Spike.
A young girl died recently due to having a seizure on a ski lift. She fell off the ski lift because of the seizure. It was very tragic!

Yes casually I watch the same than you are watching in the TV