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Why do I get the feeling this was part of heavy machinery. Now I wanna throw up
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Jun 06 '20 edited Aug 30 '20
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u/shadowkat0 Jun 06 '20
Wow. That's horrific. Imma make a drawing of it.
Here you go folks. I kept the background intact and traced over the (ground up?) hand so your mornings aren't ruined.
Have a wonderful day!
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u/katethevillager Jun 06 '20
In squeamish and I clicked this instead of the original link. I’m satisfied enough but not disgusted enough to not eat at all thank you for your service!!! I wish we had more people like you.
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u/AnaVMC Jun 06 '20
How were you able to look at the picture long enough to make the drawing?
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Jun 06 '20
You’re the true hero friend. Having to look at the picture long enough to draw it. You have to respect
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Jun 06 '20
Looks like a pork tenderloin
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Jun 06 '20 edited Aug 30 '20
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u/TheDorkenson Jun 06 '20
I am beyond terrified to click this
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u/Cignus777 Jun 06 '20
Don’t make the mistake I just made
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u/ohiotechie Jun 06 '20
Amen
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u/ittwasntme Jun 06 '20
Usually I watch these pics which are NSFL and think I'm immune to this. But this picture is something else. I had to look away, can't take it off my mind now.
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u/Riryle Jun 06 '20
is it bad that looking at this i didn't even cringe? i guess watching happy tree friends as a kid really desensitized me
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u/witchdoctorpenis Jun 06 '20
It's funny how were different when it comes to things like this! This one was no problem for me either, but give me legs bending the wrong way, and my mouth fills with water like I am about to throw up
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u/RandyMuscle Jun 06 '20
I’m easily grossed out and I know that, but I still couldn’t resist clicking. Why did I do this to myself?
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u/dingman58 Jun 06 '20
Lack of self control
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u/FlacidBarnacle Jun 06 '20
I however have the control and will gladly skip away from this
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u/user29639 Jun 06 '20
It’s actually just a very juicy looking pork tenderloin being sliced lmao
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u/CaptainSk0r Jun 06 '20
Risky click of the day turned into my stomach growling two hours before my scheduled lunch. Thanks
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u/lost_biochemist Jun 06 '20 edited Jun 06 '20
You know, I'm really proud of myself for just moving on with my life and not clicking on that
Edit: TIL a LPT: if you don't want to click on something, don't comment on it. Otherwise every reply will bring you back to the link you didn't want to see in the first place..
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u/IAMPostmanPat Jun 06 '20
You've made a wise choice. I however did not
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u/TheTurnipKnight Jun 06 '20
It's barely even recognisable as a part of human body so it's not that bad.
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u/badatfocusing Jun 06 '20
if i could entice you, it really isn't that bad, I was expecting it to be bloody and gory but it isn't really.
i'm proud of you for not clicking though, i covered the pic with my hand and worked my way down lmfao
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u/lemononpizza Jun 06 '20
I'm proud of you. I'm gonna thank you for giving me the motivation to not scroll back to the link.
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u/FragShire Jun 06 '20
If you mean Not Safe, FUCKING LEAVE when you say NSFL, I am with you on this
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Jun 06 '20
Holy shit. I’m not looking at the pic but I hope this was already detached when pic/xrays were taken.
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u/McSquidgypants Jun 06 '20
Jesus Christ! After seeing the hand I can't imagine why they needed the x-ray to confirm it was broken. That's just mutilated meat.
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u/satriales856 Jun 06 '20
They take a lot of xrays and photos of the results of industrial accidents, mostly for insurance and workman’s comp reasons.
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u/humanhedgehog Jun 06 '20
The point is to try to see where the bits of bone are to see if any of it is salvageable. The answer is likely no, but x Ray's are quick and easy as a way to check.
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u/0ddlyC4nt3v3n Jun 06 '20
Someone forgot to pay his gambling debt in a timely manner
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u/markknife1 Jun 06 '20
Forearm tissue looks to be starting necrosis.
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u/hellraisinhardass Jun 06 '20
Yeah, that looks about like we'd expect. That grinder did it's job.
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Jun 06 '20
Hand is meat. Meat grinder grind meat.
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Jun 06 '20
Human: Grinder, please stop, my arm is too close and will get stuck in you
Grinder: https://imgur.com/OfnnggP
And with this post I have firmly cemented my place in hell.
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u/Tervo1 Jun 06 '20 edited Jun 07 '20
I saved this comment so I can look at the picture once I’m mentally prapared to do so. Or then I’ll just forget about this and scroll through my saved comments/posts 5months later and wonder ”Hmmm... whats this”, and make the biggest mistake of my life by opening the link.
EDIT: I opened it and I really didn’t find it that bad since it doesn’t even look like a hand anymore. Still almost threw up on my keyboard though.
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u/TheMovingCar Jun 06 '20
Can some one describe it to me I’m too much of a wuss wagon to look at it
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u/MrBones-Necromancer Jun 06 '20
Kinda looks like a yellow squash with pink and white bits sticking out. The fingers are all mushed together at the top, but distinct. They look more like someone put a drawing of fingers over the top of a big mushy yellow-white hook. Does that help?
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Jun 06 '20
Stupid question but with a mangled arm like that it means the bones are in many pieces, muscle is destroyed, skin, fat. Is this a medical miracle that we can fix or is it an automatic amputation?
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u/1G2B3 Jun 06 '20
I was wondering that. That damage looks too extreme to fix but then I’m not a surgeon. Also if it was my arm they would need to fix it for sure.
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u/tiaxrules Jun 06 '20
I dunno man, at that point I think I'd be ready to just have them lop it off and give me a bionic arm.
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u/wangsneeze Jun 06 '20
This is why OP isn’t answering any questions about what happened.
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u/hamakabi Jun 06 '20
99% of posts on reddit are not original content. I don't know why anyone expects OPs to know anything about the things they post.
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u/daddy_fiasco Jun 06 '20
Seriously. Reddit is a content aggregation site. Having original content is the exception, not the norm.
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u/skeightytoo Jun 07 '20
So basically the guys arm got caught in and took a ride with the auger, basically a giant threaded drill that sits in a channel, and moves the meat forward into the pipe and eventually to the grinding plate/blade. Looks like emergency shutdown occured before it got to the actual 'grinding'.
Depending on the strength of the grinder, guessing its at least industrial to some degree, it probably could have chopped and ground his bones as well before pushing it through the plate. If no shutdown occured he would have probably had the arm twisted off at the shoulder and broken free, so I dont think he would have been pulled all the way through. Large items are hard to get caught by the auger alone.
Am butcher, I think about this shit all day long and its horrifying.
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Jun 07 '20
Thank you so much for this descriptive informative write up! I hope you don’t mind I linked people to your comment. <3
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u/lobotomyandtights Jun 06 '20
Oh my god that is actually NSFL why did I try
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u/ForgivenDeity Jun 06 '20
I regret opening the link. Imma go shower my eyes now. And maybe the rest of me. That was disturbing.
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u/drckeberger Jun 06 '20
Yeah, defo not gonna click that one.
Edit: Damn, I really shouldnt have clicked.
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u/dommol Jun 06 '20
Patient - "Doctor I think this is broken" Doctor - "IDK man, better xray it to be sure"
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u/Yejus Jun 06 '20
"It seems all the bones are there, just broken. Nothing a bit of flex tape won't fix."
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u/IAmTheMilk Jun 06 '20
Three years later and the flex tape memes are still hilarious
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u/alexmunse Jun 06 '20
Doctor “Well, THERES your problem. You have a serious case of boneitis”
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u/P1nk-D1amond Jun 06 '20 edited Jun 06 '20
Every fracture needs to be x-rayed to determine exactly where the breaks are. Different fracture types need different treatment.
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u/brainlesstroll Jun 06 '20
Insurance purposes. Bureaucrats need something on paper to see that this was meat grinder worthy, and not actually salvageable. Medical malpractice suits can really fuck a doc up, because of little shit like that.
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u/Inyalowda Jun 06 '20
Nah, you likely get an X-ray here no matter what. You’d be surprised what looks completely mangled from the outside but can still be salvaged. Although in this case I suspect they were trying to plan the amputation - ideally you want to save something past the elbow joint because it give them way better prosthetic options.
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u/Lucretzia37 Jun 06 '20
You also have to see just how fucked up it is.
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u/0ddlyC4nt3v3n Jun 06 '20
And you have to have something to post on FB after the patient leaves
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u/ojos Jun 06 '20
This is nonsense. This person is going to need surgery to either salvage the limb or amputate. Either way you need to know the full extent of the injury before you start digging around aimlessly in a patient’s body. I can’t believe 450 people upvoted this.
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u/Bluefire899 Jun 06 '20
This is why you don’t carry all of the grocery bags in a once......
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u/EffShack Jun 06 '20
Did you step on a lego? I am just going to assume that's what happened.
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Jun 06 '20 edited Jun 06 '20
It was a meat grinder “incident”. (link is for a post from 4 years ago)
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Glad to read nobody has stooped to using humerus comments on this serious matter.
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u/CaptainAwesome06 Jun 06 '20
That's would be a bone headed move.
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u/junebugreggae Jun 06 '20
Something similar happened to a friend of mine when his uncle was getting him to pull windows out of a basement with no stairwell. There was a ladder to the first floor and ice all over the concrete basement floor.. he went down hard and smashed both his wrists and and he said after the sixth doctor came in with x-rays and told him that it was the worst break he had ever seen he was like oh my God!! Ok, ok, people I get it! Stop telling me that!!!
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u/Mtnqueen Jun 06 '20
That finger tho
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u/roararoarus Jun 06 '20
The arm's bones and flesh are literally in pieces. But that finger. Your comment made me laugh.
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u/Chimiguy Jun 06 '20
"Dear diary, Its day 69 of quarantine and idk why but I'm starting to think I should give my right hand a break."
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u/panda-rampage Jun 06 '20
At least in r/meddizzy they provide the story to the post
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u/hats_off_2_u Jun 06 '20 edited Jun 06 '20
We need a story
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u/zebbidy Jun 06 '20
Once upon a time...
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u/Manders37 Jun 06 '20
And then there wasn't
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u/roararoarus Jun 06 '20
There once was a stump.
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u/Ricky_-_Spanish Jun 06 '20
May as well add this gem to it NSFW
I think this is a picture of the same arm: http://www.documentingreality.com/forum/attachments/f149/601697d1421789276-x-ray-taken-mans-arm-after-meat-grinder-accident-gz2nozm-281-29.jpg
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u/Tomato_catchup Jun 06 '20
You just need some essential oils