Celebrities missing fingers: Vince Vaughn
In our ongoing segment about celebrities missing finger, I introduce you Vince Vaughn (1970-) and what he calls – his penis thumb:
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Celebrities missing fingers: Megan Fox
I come from generation who never jerked off to Angelina Jolie.
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Celebrities missing legs: Aimee Mullins
When I look at this woman, I doubt if she is human. Please meet actress, model and track and field athlete Aimee Mullins (b. 1976).
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Celebrities missing fingers: Chandler
Matthew Perry is Chandler, from Friends.
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Celebrities missing fingers: Daryl Hannah
While watching A Walk to Remember, I kept asking the same question: who is this ugly actress? She turned out to be Daryl Hannah (b. 1960).
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Run, Terry, Run
Sometimes amputees do what many healthy people don’t. Terrance Stanley Fox (1958–1981), a Canadian right leg amputee, ran a 143 day marathon of 5373 km to raise worldwide awareness of cancer.
Celebrities missing fingers: Waqar Younis
Another sportsman, missing a finger. Waqar Younis Maitla, cricket fast bowler.
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Can you cut and eat your own hands and other limbs to survive?
I came across Smosh by occasion only a few weeks ago. This comic duo is quite fresh and stand out against many amateur Youtube videos. Among the vast variety of Smosh video plots, one is particularly interesting.
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Celebrities missing fingers: John Hopkins
Sport benefits are doubtful, while sport harm is obvious. This philosophy is strikingly true when it comes to sport injuries. John Hopkins, b. 1983, a motorcyclist who lost a digit from his ring finger.
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Amputation in disguise: quadriplegia
Look or function? Some, like Apple users, definitely choose looks over function. But for amputees, function is always better than looks.
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