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People give you their seat in public transport?
But also I must say this is one of the strangest questions ever. Hope you're not a "transabled" wannabe.
Lol no I'm not transabled. I didn't even know what that was, had to Google it.
It crossed my mind because when I sleep I always feel my arms get in the way, thought it would be great to detach your arms for sleep. Then I wondered if people without arms have a noticeably more comfy sleep because they can lay on their side without their arm/s getting in the way, thought continued to other hidden benefits of missing limbs.
There's a girl on YT who has one arm and said exactly that - "I don't know how you people with two arms sleep" I think.
Lol, I like you tought process
You'd need to keep at least one arm for scratching, and reattaching the other arm.
He's probably just really into amputee porn.
I'm really, really good at throwing garbage into the can from across the room so I don't have to get up.
My dad lost half a middle finger from a horse riding accident. He trolls people who don’t know by sticking the nub up to his nostril as if he had half a finger up his nose
You can do this with slight of hand by bending your finger at the knuckle too FYI
Where's your commitment to the bit
I guess I'm just pretty attached to my fingers.
SMH no one wants to work anymore.
Zombie costumes at Halloween
This might be more or less expected, depending on your regional healthcare system, but on behalf of a colleague, I'd like to say: Terminator arm.
Bionic limps, especially legs do look cool! I mean I obviously wouldn't want to lose a limb, but a far as replacements, they're certainly a step up from wooden peg legs and other dated alternatives.
One bionic arms/hands get the same level of sophistication and function as flesh and bone ones, they will be a fantastic alternative for those that need it
Losing weight?
Haha
"How to lose 10kgs instantly with this one simple trick, and dietitians hate it!"