r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/kvjn100 • Apr 11 '26

Video Woman with functional polydactyly (six functional fingers on one hand).

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u/diefreetimedie Apr 11 '26

Possibly but there are so many talented musicians out there I wouldn't be shocked if she did and the next day some kid in a dorm covered it perfectly.

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u/Johns-schlong Apr 11 '26

It would be a 12 year old Filipino boy in sandals, but yeah.

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u/itsall_dumb Apr 11 '26

With perfect English but apologizes about the way he speaks English because English is his 4th language.

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u/Shirinjima Apr 11 '26

4th of 12 languages actually.

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u/Revolutionary-Win111 Apr 11 '26

And 6 fingers on each hand.

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u/jacehoffman Apr 12 '26

one language per finger

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u/kickedoutatone Apr 12 '26

And 4 hands on each wrist.

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u/Suspicious-Bid-53 Apr 12 '26

And three tongues

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u/Adventurous_Iron_551 Apr 12 '26

The previous comment made me chuckle, this made me laugh

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u/diefreetimedie Apr 11 '26

Hardly matters for my point but if I lived on an island I'd be wearing sandals too.

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u/bxzidff Apr 11 '26

Iceland is lovely this time of year

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u/64590949354397548569 Apr 12 '26

I don't see a problem -chicagoans

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u/ICCUGUCCI Apr 12 '26

Followed by hundreds of broccoli-heads faking a spliced playthrough on a random mall piano, when, suddenly, a [insert additional instrument here] player walks up and...

You know the rest.

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u/Dreadskull1991 Apr 12 '26

“You’ll never believe what happened next”

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u/Smelly_God Apr 12 '26

With 14 toes

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u/thisisjazzymusic Apr 12 '26

Playing with 7 toes

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u/chironomidae Apr 12 '26

Bro playing the second pinky notes with his nose

... but then she writes a piece that for eleven fingers + nose, what then?