Aspieguy,
Yep, there ARE. But you may ALWAYS find that someone comes to "save" you. That someone may even be YOU! I saw a documentary once of a guy that drank drano. Drano is basically lye, and will eat through organic matter. HE ended up calling 911 or something, and they "saved" him. He lived through the rest of his life, and may still be alive, having to eat and go to the restroom often because his digestion is FAR less efficient, and smaller. You see, IT was destroyed with the drano, and they had to piece together parts they could salvage and cut out what they couldn't salvage.
BTW drano is NOT tasty OR painless, so forget about that.
And most painless and relatively simple ways to kill yourself have been outlawed DECADES ago. There IS a reason why people call kavorkian. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jack_Kevorkian
He only helps terminally ill patients.
As long as people are pointing to videos, listen CAREFULLY to this, and consider the way it was portrayed in M*A*S*H. It later became the music only theme BUT...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yo3w685LxR8
Sadly, they don't show the scene that shows what happens. In case you don't know, here it is from wikipedia:
Father Mulcahy, also called "Dago Red" (René Auberjonois), the camp's chaplain, tells Hawkeye that "Painless Pole" Waldowski (John Schuck), the unit's dentist, has consulted him about a problem. Though Mulcahy feels unable to divulge any details (Waldowski had come to him in confession), he makes clear the severity of the problem. Waldowski, the "best equipped dentist in the army", tells Hawkeye that he has suffered a "lack of performance" with a visiting nurse and now believes that he has latent homosexual tendencies. Soon after, he reveals his desire to commit suicide and seeks advice on which method to use. Hawkeye, Trapper, and Duke suggest that he use the "black capsule" (a fictitious, fast-acting poison). At an impromptu Last Supper, Painless takes the capsule (actually a sleeping pill) and falls asleep in a coffin to the strains of "Suicide is Painless". Hawkeye then persuades Lt. Maria "Dish" Schneider (Jo Ann Pflug), one of the nurses who is returning to the U.S. the following day, to spend the night with Painless, thus curing him of his problems.