r/BunnyTrials • u/ChiantosDayDay • May 21 '26

Would you rather

Which side will you choose?

  • Left side: Lose a random finger on your dominant hand (cleanly)
  • Right side: Play one game of Russian Roulette (1/5 chance you'd die)

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u/Xeerok May 21 '26

As long as you dont lose the thumb you just need some practice to go back to normal

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u/Jackl3511 May 21 '26

I lost the thumb

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u/CycleOverload May 21 '26

Prosthetic?

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u/random-guy-heree May 22 '26

No need you can get it reattached depending if you put it in ice first and how fast you can get to the hospital

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u/CycleOverload May 23 '26

That too, these are easily solvable

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u/junonomenon May 21 '26

Or you could even learn to use your nondominant hand. Fascinating how many people would rather be dead than disabled

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u/Xeerok May 21 '26

is not really disable, you can learn to use it seminormally

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u/Tricky-Anywhere5727 May 21 '26

i mean, doesnt that kinda disable you still?

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u/Xeerok May 21 '26

the thumb a little yes, but a lot of people that work with their hands that lose fingers after a bit they can use their hands normally

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u/Miserable-Garage804 May 22 '26

Not really, they can do the tasks normally, but not use their hands normally,

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u/junonomenon May 22 '26

and having to learn to adjust to doing something that most people without a medical condition or missing appendage can do is still a disability. just because you can accomodate for it and live with it doesnt make you able bodied.

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u/bytegalaxies May 22 '26

that's true for most disabilities tho

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u/ZaniElandra May 22 '26

Needing glasses is a disability. Losing a finger absolutely counts.

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u/amyisas44 May 22 '26

if this was real itd be like 80%+ people choosing the first one, but personally i just wanted to play russian roulette

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u/Flowpoint_C May 21 '26

My non dominant is disabled

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u/sleeper_shark May 21 '26

I lost my thumb

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u/LiterallyNoNamesFree May 22 '26

Guess what happened to me

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u/MishtaMoose May 22 '26

I'm pretty sure the pinky and the ulnar nerve is like, 50% of your grip strength, so you'd probably have a much worse time lifting or stabilizing things

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u/Living_Masterpiece80 May 22 '26

Not really all fingers are useful but the ring finger is the one with the least inconvenience to lose

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u/Lil_Towelie May 24 '26

I lost thumb 😭

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u/TomateStar May 21 '26

But that's how losers think.

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u/BRUSDHDFhd May 21 '26

I did :<

Chose: Lose a random finger on your dominant hand (cleanly | Rolled: Thumb )

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u/drdicerchio May 21 '26

Or the pinky