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From: Neznam
Im sure no matter how good a person is, one day, he'll be a finger shorter.
2013-03-01 22:33:45
2013-03-01 22:44:05
From: SRLKing
I think he probably has hit himself, but it wont cut off the finger, just do major damage, right?
2013-03-01 22:51:29
2013-03-01 23:12:48
2013-03-01 23:58:33
From: BMWxi
I'm guessing it would just slice through one side of his finger, and there would be lots of blood. There would be very little pain at first though because of the painkillers the body releases combined with him going into shock and not being 100% aware of the pain. The worst pain will be when his body's natural painkiller has worn off and is finger gets a painkiller injected into it at the hospital before he gets stitches. After that, his finger will be numbed from the anesthetic. Once the anesthetic has worn off, he will have mild aches from slight movement, and excruciating pain when he forgets about the injury and hits his hand against something or when the stitches get yanked by putting on a sweater. This will soon be nothing more than an inconvenience as he becomes used to not using that hand. When it is time for the stitches to come out, they will be removed painlessly. In the event that one stitch was forgotten in his finger, he can remove it with tweezers without feeling a thing. If he is lucky, the knife will not have cut his fingernail, or else he may have that fingernail grow with a split for the rest of his life.
2013-03-02 01:46:19
2013-03-02 01:56:37
From: Itankbots
so…who wants to try it? lol
2013-03-02 02:09:19
2013-03-02 02:15:42
From: Silentcore
lol, can someone try placing a glove in the table and try to do it as fast as possible without touching the glove at all…
2013-03-02 02:19:22
From: Neznam
Totally different when doing that with a glove and a real hand. A whole different mind set when doing it for real, than knowing no matter what position the knife lands on it won't matter cause you won't injure yourself. Haha I'd never attempt this. If I got good with doing it on a glove, would it make me attempt the real thing thinking im good enough? temptation temptation
2013-03-02 10:59:52
From: SRLKing
Dat InDepth Response XD
2013-03-02 11:19:34
From: Silentcore
Well I dont think the glove might help a lot because the real thing is going to make you feel more nervous for sure. how about doing it with a pencil with a soft eraser on the tip.
2013-03-02 23:51:19
From: Silentcore
lol, can someone try placing a glove in the table and try to do it as fast as possible without touching the glove at all…
2013-03-03 01:33:52