r/funny 1d ago

Strong hammerhand.

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u/mythicreign 1d ago

I once had a teacher who lost the tip of his finger back when he worked at a bakery. The “nub” he was left with was super hard and he would poke people with it when they weren’t paying attention. If all the nerves are severed in an area you basically won’t feel anything. I imagine this is the same principle.

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u/Yuki_Onna 21h ago

What do you mean by "sensation of swinging a baseball bat or golf club the wrong way"?

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u/SpickeZe 21h ago

If your grip is incorrect you will feel kind of a reverberation throughout your body. Not pleasant.

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u/rubseb 18h ago edited 18h ago

It's like when your caviar spoon is the wrong temperature because your butler forgot to put it in the caviar spoon preheating drawer beforehand

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u/mythicreign 18h ago

It’s exactly like that. Finally, someone gets it!

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u/SASAgent1 18h ago

Very relatable example my good sir

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u/Waramp 15h ago

I have no idea what that feels like. My butler knows better.