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This answer may contain sensitive images. Click on an image to unblur it.Edward Harrison, Blood LossGolf: A good way to ruin a nice walk. Poor Edward Harrison was preparing to tee off in a leisurely round of golf when the shaft of his driver snapped and lodged right in his groin. He subsequently died of blood loss.Alan Stacey, Car AccidentAlan Stacey suffered the most unlikely fate imaginable in the dangerous world of Formula One motor racing: a crash of the strangest variety. A bird dove at his head while he was racing along the track at 190 km/h. He lost control of his car and died in the ensuing wreck.Hitoshi Nikaido, DecapitationYoung surgical resident Nikaido got himself into terrible situation, getting his head stuck in the hospital elevator, which lead to his decapitation. Is there a doctor in the house?Michael Godwin, ElectrocutionIn the oddest case of pure poetic justice, Michael Godwin managed to escape the electric chair for murder, only to be electrocuted on his steel toilet seat in his prison cell. Careless Mr. Godwin was attempting to fix his headphones, and bit down into the wire. (Note: Not an actual picture of an actual person.)Jennifer Strange, Water IntoxicationJennifer lived as a Strange but perhaps died even stranger. After winning a contest for a Wii by holding her wee, Strange was found dead in her home after suffering deadly "water intoxication."Hans Steininger, FireHipsters beware! Beardy Hans Steininger died after tripping on his impressive 1.4m beard and breaking his neck, while attempting to escape a fire. Tragically hip.Humberto Hernandez, Head InjuryIn what officers at the scene described it as a "one in a million chance," Hernandez met his untimely demise after a car lost control and hit a fire hydrant. The dislodged hydrant flew across the street and hit him in the head, killing him.Diane Durre, CrushingDianne Durre was sitting in her pick up truck when a 22 metre wide Taco Bell sign fell 4.5 metres directly on top of her and her husband. Unfortunately or fortunately, depending on how you look at it, Mr. Durre escaped with minor injuries.Sigurd the Mighty of Orkney, InfectionSigurd had claimed the prize of a decapitated enemy head by attaching it to his horse's saddle. In what must be the world's best example of karma being an absolute bitch; the teeth of his enemy's severed head grazed Sigurd's leg as he rode, causing an infection that killed him soon after.Robert Jones, Airplane AccidentWho'd have thought going for a quiet jog on the beach with your iPod would lead to being buried six feet under? Grease had sprayed on the cockpit windscreen of a plane, causing the pilot to lose vision and accidentally strike Robert Jones while performing an emergency landing on what the pilot thought was a deserted beach.Roger Wallace, Head InjuryRoger Wallace had no one to blame but himself, after he lost sight of the remote controlled hobby plane he was piloting. His wayward model plane proceeded to fly directly into his head at just under 65 km/h, killing him.Bena Tshadi Football Club, LightningAn entire Congolese soccer team died after the pitch they were playing on was struck by lightning during a storm. Miraculously, their opposition survived unscathed, leading locals to blame witchcraft and sourcery for the incident.Ronald McClagish, SuffocationRon had Asthma and got trapped under a fallen wardrobe. Then he detached a water main onto himself trying unsuccessfully to wriggle free. He died as a result of these incidents via bronchitis.Vladimir Likhonos, ExplosionThis Ukranian student had the odd habit of dipping his gum in citric acid to increase it's sour taste. Unfortunately, on this particular occasion he mistook an explosive substance for the citric acid boost he liked to use. Apparently, the fatal combination of chewing gum and explosives is quite potent and he was killed instantly.William Snyder, ClownIn what must be a one of a kind death certificate, poor young William perished in 1854 at the tender age of thirteen after being "killed by being swung around by the heels by a circus clown". Your clown-phobic friends will thank you for sharing this story.Brian Parry, Accidental ShootingSurely the most ironic incident on this list, the brilliant Brian Parry fatally shot himself whilst attending a gun safety course.Uroko Onoja, CollapseSounds like Mr. Onoja was just obeying the age old rule of saying yes to the missus. Or the missuses....But perhaps being forced to have sex with five of your six polygamist wives then collapsing dead after the fourth wasn't the worst way to go?Garry Hoy, FallingHorribly, Hoy tried to prove the window glass of his office was unbreakable, so he threw himself into it. He was right, however he didn't account for the window popping out of its frame and allowing him freefall to the pavement twenty-four floors below.Eight Londoners, The Great Beer Flood of 1814London was the scene of one of the great historical injustices when thousands of litres of beer escaped from their vats, rendering them undrinkable. Eight people died in the flooding as well.Clement Vallamdigham, Accidental ShootingThe most dedicated lawyer of all time, Vallamdigham accidentally shot himself to death while demonstrating that the victim of a murder trial could have accidentally shot himself.

Its questions like this that I love to answer and think about thank you for the request. Ones that are not a simple yes and why, or a no and why not. I have read and been involved with many of these conversations asking very similar questions as this one.Simple answer is yes, you can when taken the correct steps. Long answer is that it wouldnt be worth the effort for the end result currently. Alow me to explain the team effort it would take to complete your mission from your couch.As a flight student, we called this the $100 hamburger. This is where we flew an airplane to lunch about an hour away, had a cheap burger, and flew back. This situation wouldnt be much different.Let us start by looking at what type of drone would be capable of this. I personally would be looking for something that can travel safely with 10 pounds of cargo at about 20 mph. More speed than this would equal more power consumption. We dont need that in this situation. Most fast food establishments are within an average of 3 miles from a majority of homes, so this is how I will justify my calculations. If your intended destination is closer or further than this, adjust your calculations accodringly.At 20 mph, we are traveling 1 mile every 3 minutes. Your food is a 9 minute flight away. We need to have a way to recharge or have enough power to go round trip. I would want a drone that can fly for 3 times my one way flight time incase winds were heavy or somehow something unexpected happened. So 27 minutes minimum on a flight battery is what I would require. This would give us 9 minutes of reserve battery once the trip is completed.Your take off and landing zone must be clear of any objects and bystanders. A 15 foot by 15 foot square would suffice, or about 2 parking spots. This area would need to be marked as a no parking or walking zone, much like a helicopter landing zone.All of this so far has been easy for the most part. This is where you have to start thinking and paying attention to the rules.A preprogrammed flight path would work wonders to minimize your workload required to navigate around any airspace and buildings or towers that could be in your way. Stay below 400 as required and have an alternate emergency landing site planned and programmed for each direction.Now we come upon the biggest hurdles. Flying beyond visual line of sight and do not fly over non-partcipsting persons.You as the remote pilot, or someone who is in direct communications with you, must maintain a visual line of sight. Without this, you cannot reliably tell if you are flying over any other people down below. You also will not be able to safely takeoff or land at your destination unless somebody can verify and tell you the landing zone is clear of persons and obstructions. This can be done via radio, cell phone, or other preferred voice communication systems.Now you may try to argue that most of this can be done with cameras. And possibly you are correct, but not reliably and is none the less not allowed. Visual contact is required with your drone at all times by either the remote pilot or a visual observer of some type. This is also true with first person view (FPV) flights.If you were to get hungry at night, strobe lights visible from more than 3 miles are required for your drone and you must light up your take off and landing zones.As long as you are performing all of this for your own benefit and not for compensation you are legal to continue. If you were to start this as a commercial operation for hire, you would need to obtain your Part 107 Remote Pilots Certificate. You would also need any and all appropriate waivers to do a majority of this operation legally.Until technology changes, this would also not be a reliable operation on a large scale basis. Batteries must be replaced and charged. Weather and winds must be taken into account. It takes roughly 10 times longer to charge a battery fully than it does to deplete it.So all of this work for some fast food. With current regulations, this type of operation locally is not yet feasible. Where this type of operation is making more sense is in remote and unaccessable locations. Medical supplies are being flown for long distances to remote areas that would take too long for conventional travel. Places where time is of the essence when life is at risk.Maybe in the somewhat near future it would make more sense for as a commercial company to take on such an endeavour. For the private individual, this cannot become a reality any time soon, unfortunately.