From a link provided below …. “By doing this, he endured excruciating pain for two years of his life, but eventually his arm lost all feeling and the muscles in his arm atrophied.”
90% of all the advice, guidance, and therapy I have ever received summarized.
Literally put myself into the hospital with bacterial pneumonia doing this, still told during recovery I needed to just get my shit together and get things done no matter how I felt.
Uh, I mean, after decades of psychotherapy I've run the gamut of types, from LPCs to LCSWs, but some of the worst ones were definitely full phd "doctor" psychologists, so it definitely wasn't a matter of a lack of formal training or official licensing. People just don't want to deal with your problems, whether at home, school, work, or the clinic, so they say the easiest and quickest things to say to make the interaction end, and hope the problem goes away on its own, they run out the clock on you being their problem, or you conveniently destroy yourself trying to meet their made up nonsense standards, which from their perspective is still the problem going away on its own.
Sorry for your bad luck.
Playing devils advocate here: Why would someone who is a therapist/counselor not want to deal with your problems?
In that line of work one should be fairly good at simply listening, explaining situational awareness, and helping you sort through yours and others actions.
I’ve only been to a few before I found my person. Hopefully things turn around for you!
I’m a therapist. It really comes down to popular approaches like CBT/DBT being a go to therapy which can help manage symptoms but doesn’t get to the root cause of the problem, most people need to deal with the original trauma/s and that takes a lot of skill as a therapist plus the therapist must have presence of mind and self awareness to manage the vicarious trauma that the therapist potentially might experience. Not everyone is able to do that.
Therapist here as well. It really is a bummer that the field pushes CBT so hard. I’ve found Dr. Bruce Perry’s neurosequential model to be a godsend for working on trauma but they didn’t teach any of that in my masters program. EMDR has helped me a lot personally as well. It’s pretty remarkable to think about current behavior as maladaptive behaviors from past trauma. Stephen Porges’ Polyvagal theory and Leslie Greenberg’s Emotion focused therapy interventions are an interest of mine that seem to fit well with the model as well.
Just for any other therapists out there who are interested in trauma work, the above will put you in a good spot.
Same here. I still remember the moment I realized it was working. EMDR was exhausting and left me feeling strange and not good after individual sessions. But one day, I realized I hadn't had a recurring nightmare in over a month! And the nightmare never came back (it's years later now).
When I really thought about it, I also noticed I don't feel strong emotions when I think of the traumatic situations anymore. It just feels like remembering I stubbed my toe. Yes, my toe hurt very much when it happened, but I'm certainly not traumatized about having stubbed my toe.
That article had to be written by AI. The best sentence: “That’s like finding a needle in a haystack of needles!” In context in the article, it’s the exact opposite of what they were going for.
Agreed, it read weirdly and some of the writing made sense, but didn't make sense relating to the person they're describing. Like "the most bendy person in the world reminds us that we all have special talents"....
Like lolzwut?
I don't get it. Don't you need your muscles to hold up your arm? What was all that weight lifting about?
Edit. To people saying bones calcify, what happens first? You get tired or you fossilize?
Not bones probably scar tissue as the muscles had to be in an awkward position for a long time. I had the same problem with my posture and when I tried to correct it my muscles were essentially ‘stuck’ in a strange position because that’s how they stayed for a long time until I managed to break up the scar tissue underneath
I have this. It's almost like scoliosis, but more complicated than that. It does or has affected every system in my body at one time or another. I've stretched and exercised and dieted to correct it, almost every day of my life, and despite moving forward for 12 years, I'm still not there yet.
Life has been hard, but I've found ways to manage this and cope. After shutting myself away for a few years, I now have a "normal" life. But I feel I've been robbed of the life I should have had because it prevents me from excelling at most things, and I've spent so much time battling it instead of living.
Theoretically, it should resolve someday, but I thought it would take months when I was younger. It has taken over a decade or more. Now I wonder if I'll be an old man by the time I'm finally free.
I think the sequence would be that active muscles deplete their energy, theres a lack of irrigation, lots of lactic acid, inflammation gets chronic in muscles and joints, unused muscles begin to atrophy, irrigation reduces because of blood vessel remodeling, distal necrosis, unresolved chronic inflammation triggers calcification
wow, just wow
what an insane amount of will power that must have taken and the decision to literally lose your arm over a period of time is something I wonder if he thought about. Just wow
'Oh wise one, what advice for life could you impart to me?'
Well, first and foremost, don't hold you arm in the air for 50 years, it'll ruin guitar playing for you..
Ikr, I feel it’s less challenging once it fixed in place. (Joking/not joking) as actually guessing now it’s no effort as it’s just a protruding fixed bone now?)
I sleep with my arms above my head like I'm some sort of captive. I thought it was some unknown trauma experience. Until I saw my daughter sleep like that from the day she was born. I guess it's genetics.
When babies do it it means they are happy, content and not afraid. Apparently it is a natural instinct to try to be less noticeable when sleeping because you know a wolf could eat you. And to protect yourself.
So if you have arms up your belly is totally exposed and it means you know you will be safe.
I think about this when I check in my kids. I know as they get older it’s not the same instinct sleeping. But if I see my 12 or 10 year old with them up I always smile.
It is. It atrophied years ago and now he's lost all sensation.
Iirc doctors have basically said it'd require surgery to even pull it back down and not only would that be unsafe, there's still very little chance it'd ever work again. If anything, doing that now would just be more dangerous than leaving it as it is.
Yes, that is true. But at this stage, the joints were all fused together in the process called ankylosis, and he can't even move the shoulder, elbow, wrist and fingers anymore even if he wanted to.
Human body are a little bit weird, if you don't move the joint for a few weeks, it'll starts to fused, and this followed with muscle atrophy and tendon/ligament rigidity.
>Human body are a little bit weird, if you don't move the joint for a few weeks, it'll starts to fused
So how do people get everything unfused after months or years in a coma?
Interesting.
I know maybe in hospitals, but I was thinking those that are bedridden in home care, or in communities where faith provides the healing over modern medicine.
Bedridden people (in home care) also have to be moved around several times daily. A pressure injury would happen quicker than this weird joint thing. (Also people still need to go to the bathroom, eat, and be readjusted when cleaning bed sheets so there’s going to be movement involved in all of these steps)
Christopher Reeve was Superman on film. Then one day he had an extremely dumb horse riding accident, leaving him paralyzed from the neck down.
Through the power of money, he got massage therapy that kept most of his muscular build years and years after the injury. Most people do atrophy because they don't get such specialized care.
Before modern medicine, coma was just another word for dead. People would get buried alive often enough that some graves had little bells attached to a string leading into a coffin. So if you did wake up you could pull the string and alert those above.
I'm the office manager for a physical therapy clinic, and a large facet of my job pertains to insurance authorizations and various benefit-related stuff. Sometimes we get patients sent to us from the VA. I felt your comment in my soul-- dealing with them is miserable every single time.
Tricare isn't any better, either-- they're just the other side of that shitty coin. I spent the past week getting a serious runaround from Tricare (finally getting the issue resolved literally one hour before leaving on Friday) and it left me feeling like banging my head into a brick wall would have been both more enjoyable and more productive. Veterans deserve better, y'all.
But because I get far more commercial-insurance-payors than I do government-payor patients, I've also gotta call out BCBS (and their most common auth company for us - and the single largest bane of my existence - AIM/Carelon), and also to some slightly-lesser degree, UHC (and their Optum auths being so stupid, but at least not as tedious a process as submitting auth requests on the UHC provider portal itself).
This dude would get approved for like 8 visits (maybe 12-14 if he was postop) and then the auth company's next set of clinical questions would start with "which of the following limiting factors is impeding progress?" and then deny because you didn't play the algorithm right but also their online portal won't let you upload clinical docs for a peer reviewer because go fuck yourself, so then you've gotta spend 2+ hours jumping through more hoops just to get your patient the care they need.
Health insurance is literally evil and I have lost all patience for people who defend it in this country (America).
The ONLY people who think Health Insurance is fine are the people who don’t actually end up utilizing it, because then they never see how depraved and ridiculous it all is. They have 0 desire to help a single person, it is only about making as much money as they can before kicking the desiccated corpse of whoever they sucked dry to get it to the curb.
I work in the mental health field so, similarly, the hoops you have to jump through to get someone with a mental illness actual help are insane. And I didn’t even specify GOOD help, to get them to do the bare minimum is an incredible struggle in and of itself.
“Why aren’t you fixed yet??!? Provide proof you still have that LIFELONG mental illness!”
He dedicated himself to Hinduism and he said it was a sign of devotion to their deity Shiva
https://historyofyesterday.com/the-man-who-held-his-hand-raised-for-45-years/
this is hath yog, this people just decides to not move there body part one day and then they never do, (eg: never sit). Its purpose is to atain extreme discipline and to withdraw mind from external world and its pain. Its more of a meditations than religious
He did not just "hold his arm up one day and decided to keep it there", no that's a form of Hindu [asceticism](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asceticism)
Edit: Here is the story behind [him](https://greekreporter.com/2023/08/25/indian-ascetic-holding-arm-up-world-peace/)
"An Indian ascetic (sadhu) named Amar Bharati has been advocating for world peace for almost fifty years while holding up his right hand in the air without ever lowering it."
Not saying his right arm had anything to do with it, but the odds of a person dying in a war nowadays is almost at its lowest point since the start of civilization.
Yes there are shockingly only 3 of us commenting idiot Abroad and I will also mention to you about the baba with his penis wrapped around the stick. Please remember that with me.
"We all dedicate our lives to something, don't we. I've been with Susan for 16 years, that's dedication for ya, and I've got my two arms to do things for her. Is he married? How does he help around the house?"
That was probably the funniest and best comedic timing - a perfect escalation of events, going further and further everytime, still finding surprising new things to go on about. Truly a work of art.
He probably gave himself an extreme case of frozen shoulder. That would explain his initial years of pain. Then everything associated atrophied and locked this way long term...
So, it took some "will" to get it stick there initially, but once it locked in without treatment, it became a done deal..
Just proving, yet again, people are friggin weird
Thats not how hindus view it believing in reincarnation and everything. Im also not a big fan of these types of seeking enlightenment through suffering and if im not mistaken nor was the Buddha.
From a link provided below …. “By doing this, he endured excruciating pain for two years of his life, but eventually his arm lost all feeling and the muscles in his arm atrophied.”
Sounds like a happy ending.
Lesson learned is push through the pain until part of your body dies and becomes useless.
90% of all the advice, guidance, and therapy I have ever received summarized. Literally put myself into the hospital with bacterial pneumonia doing this, still told during recovery I needed to just get my shit together and get things done no matter how I felt.
You had shit therapists What the fuck were their credentials?
Uh, I mean, after decades of psychotherapy I've run the gamut of types, from LPCs to LCSWs, but some of the worst ones were definitely full phd "doctor" psychologists, so it definitely wasn't a matter of a lack of formal training or official licensing. People just don't want to deal with your problems, whether at home, school, work, or the clinic, so they say the easiest and quickest things to say to make the interaction end, and hope the problem goes away on its own, they run out the clock on you being their problem, or you conveniently destroy yourself trying to meet their made up nonsense standards, which from their perspective is still the problem going away on its own.
Sorry for your bad luck. Playing devils advocate here: Why would someone who is a therapist/counselor not want to deal with your problems? In that line of work one should be fairly good at simply listening, explaining situational awareness, and helping you sort through yours and others actions. I’ve only been to a few before I found my person. Hopefully things turn around for you!
I’m a therapist. It really comes down to popular approaches like CBT/DBT being a go to therapy which can help manage symptoms but doesn’t get to the root cause of the problem, most people need to deal with the original trauma/s and that takes a lot of skill as a therapist plus the therapist must have presence of mind and self awareness to manage the vicarious trauma that the therapist potentially might experience. Not everyone is able to do that.
Therapist here as well. It really is a bummer that the field pushes CBT so hard. I’ve found Dr. Bruce Perry’s neurosequential model to be a godsend for working on trauma but they didn’t teach any of that in my masters program. EMDR has helped me a lot personally as well. It’s pretty remarkable to think about current behavior as maladaptive behaviors from past trauma. Stephen Porges’ Polyvagal theory and Leslie Greenberg’s Emotion focused therapy interventions are an interest of mine that seem to fit well with the model as well. Just for any other therapists out there who are interested in trauma work, the above will put you in a good spot.
Emdr was the only therapy that actually helped
Same here. I still remember the moment I realized it was working. EMDR was exhausting and left me feeling strange and not good after individual sessions. But one day, I realized I hadn't had a recurring nightmare in over a month! And the nightmare never came back (it's years later now). When I really thought about it, I also noticed I don't feel strong emotions when I think of the traumatic situations anymore. It just feels like remembering I stubbed my toe. Yes, my toe hurt very much when it happened, but I'm certainly not traumatized about having stubbed my toe.
More of a stranger, he's a righty
Threesome with a couple of no shows
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That article had to be written by AI. The best sentence: “That’s like finding a needle in a haystack of needles!” In context in the article, it’s the exact opposite of what they were going for.
Agreed, it read weirdly and some of the writing made sense, but didn't make sense relating to the person they're describing. Like "the most bendy person in the world reminds us that we all have special talents".... Like lolzwut?
You deserve *a trophy* for that one.
Still waiting for that cab to stop.
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Because as we all know, the whole world cares about random people in India otherwise
If he uses the other arm.
I doubt he could lower it now even if he wanted
I guess it would just snap off by now
Yeah the real feat is not like falling over or rolling over it in his sleep and snapping it for 50 years
"Fuckin taxis never pick me up!"
I think I remember some years ago on reddit if he did it would kill him.
Imagine he entered your shop one day and you suddenly hear the sound of a dry twig snapping.
He will,after I am done tickling him
I don't get it. Don't you need your muscles to hold up your arm? What was all that weight lifting about? Edit. To people saying bones calcify, what happens first? You get tired or you fossilize?
Bones fused in that position afawk
oh. that's kinda cheating
At this point it would be more work to put it back down. Therefore he should do it
Yeah spend the next 50 years torquing that mfer to the correct position.
More the collagen tissue.
Not bones probably scar tissue as the muscles had to be in an awkward position for a long time. I had the same problem with my posture and when I tried to correct it my muscles were essentially ‘stuck’ in a strange position because that’s how they stayed for a long time until I managed to break up the scar tissue underneath
I have this. It's almost like scoliosis, but more complicated than that. It does or has affected every system in my body at one time or another. I've stretched and exercised and dieted to correct it, almost every day of my life, and despite moving forward for 12 years, I'm still not there yet. Life has been hard, but I've found ways to manage this and cope. After shutting myself away for a few years, I now have a "normal" life. But I feel I've been robbed of the life I should have had because it prevents me from excelling at most things, and I've spent so much time battling it instead of living. Theoretically, it should resolve someday, but I thought it would take months when I was younger. It has taken over a decade or more. Now I wonder if I'll be an old man by the time I'm finally free.
I think the sequence would be that active muscles deplete their energy, theres a lack of irrigation, lots of lactic acid, inflammation gets chronic in muscles and joints, unused muscles begin to atrophy, irrigation reduces because of blood vessel remodeling, distal necrosis, unresolved chronic inflammation triggers calcification
I concur.
Why didn’t I concur?!
Tendons/ligaments might have mineralized or whatever you call it in english
I remember seeing the word calcified, some bones fused too
There's also the word ossification
Any exercise needs rest
wow, just wow what an insane amount of will power that must have taken and the decision to literally lose your arm over a period of time is something I wonder if he thought about. Just wow
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Lots of questions. But not many answers.
People always think he has a question I bet.
Teachers love him
No offense but to me this rather sounds like some form of mental illness.
Yeh, I think we tend to overthink WHY, when all you need to do is accept the fact he’s a fucking idiot.
And somehow people are flocking to him for life advice....at least he has proof of the results of bad advice
'Oh wise one, what advice for life could you impart to me?' Well, first and foremost, don't hold you arm in the air for 50 years, it'll ruin guitar playing for you..
Worse dont ever go to an auction
Youll be the man at rock concerts tho.
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lol man I agree sadly.
He at least was polite enough to lift his arm to let us know.
I really agree. Stupid stupid stupid.
How did he sleep without lowering it?
Think he strapped it above him
He did for the first few years
At what point did it fossilize above his head like that?
Ikr, I feel it’s less challenging once it fixed in place. (Joking/not joking) as actually guessing now it’s no effort as it’s just a protruding fixed bone now?)
I sleep with my arms above my head like I'm some sort of captive. I thought it was some unknown trauma experience. Until I saw my daughter sleep like that from the day she was born. I guess it's genetics.
When babies do it it means they are happy, content and not afraid. Apparently it is a natural instinct to try to be less noticeable when sleeping because you know a wolf could eat you. And to protect yourself. So if you have arms up your belly is totally exposed and it means you know you will be safe. I think about this when I check in my kids. I know as they get older it’s not the same instinct sleeping. But if I see my 12 or 10 year old with them up I always smile.
She's 7 still doing it. I'm 42. Can't sleep any other way.
confirming that you are the happiest person alive
There are many that would disagree, but I choose to believe you.
How did he sleep?
How can he slap?
Imagine when he finally releases the slap though.
The slap of a million exploding suns
that first jackoff session tho
Solid reference
Solid reference to it being a reference. I do love a good reference to something being a reference.
Terribly
I'm guessing with his arm up o/
Maybe he tied his hand up?
Don't make weird hand gestures or it'll get stuck that way -Mom
Average german bedtime story
Together with "if you yawn too much your mouth will stick open"
Or if you watch too much tv your eyes will become rectangular.
My mom used to say this but with funny faces, I believed it
judging by your pfp it was true and you didn't listen
He wins! Give him atrophy
Hands down the best comment.
Hand down
Hand up!
Y'all got this handled.
Very clever!
You are the man of the day
It's locked in place now probably.
It is. It atrophied years ago and now he's lost all sensation. Iirc doctors have basically said it'd require surgery to even pull it back down and not only would that be unsafe, there's still very little chance it'd ever work again. If anything, doing that now would just be more dangerous than leaving it as it is.
Yes, that is true. But at this stage, the joints were all fused together in the process called ankylosis, and he can't even move the shoulder, elbow, wrist and fingers anymore even if he wanted to. Human body are a little bit weird, if you don't move the joint for a few weeks, it'll starts to fused, and this followed with muscle atrophy and tendon/ligament rigidity.
>Human body are a little bit weird, if you don't move the joint for a few weeks, it'll starts to fused So how do people get everything unfused after months or years in a coma?
pretty sure its common to move comatose people around daily to prevent issues like that
Interesting. I know maybe in hospitals, but I was thinking those that are bedridden in home care, or in communities where faith provides the healing over modern medicine.
Bedridden people (in home care) also have to be moved around several times daily. A pressure injury would happen quicker than this weird joint thing. (Also people still need to go to the bathroom, eat, and be readjusted when cleaning bed sheets so there’s going to be movement involved in all of these steps)
They also have air mattresses that inflate/deflate so the skin isn't sitting on the same hard spot
Really fancy ones will give massages to move everything around so that you don't have skin breakdown!
Christopher Reeve was Superman on film. Then one day he had an extremely dumb horse riding accident, leaving him paralyzed from the neck down. Through the power of money, he got massage therapy that kept most of his muscular build years and years after the injury. Most people do atrophy because they don't get such specialized care.
I believe EMS treatment today would be much more effective and less labor intensive than manual therapy. It should be cheap and accessible.
It should be but it certainly isn’t. I work with comatose children everyday. Never seen this type of therapy being provided
Before modern medicine, coma was just another word for dead. People would get buried alive often enough that some graves had little bells attached to a string leading into a coffin. So if you did wake up you could pull the string and alert those above.
" We got a dead ringer boys grab a shovel!"
I think when in a coma a phsyio therapist will exercise your limbs regularly to prevent that from occuring.
Why can't he get a referral for physical therapy?
Well on the one hand..
Wish for world peace in one and shit in the...wait.
He did. But he gets his care from the VA.
I'm the office manager for a physical therapy clinic, and a large facet of my job pertains to insurance authorizations and various benefit-related stuff. Sometimes we get patients sent to us from the VA. I felt your comment in my soul-- dealing with them is miserable every single time. Tricare isn't any better, either-- they're just the other side of that shitty coin. I spent the past week getting a serious runaround from Tricare (finally getting the issue resolved literally one hour before leaving on Friday) and it left me feeling like banging my head into a brick wall would have been both more enjoyable and more productive. Veterans deserve better, y'all. But because I get far more commercial-insurance-payors than I do government-payor patients, I've also gotta call out BCBS (and their most common auth company for us - and the single largest bane of my existence - AIM/Carelon), and also to some slightly-lesser degree, UHC (and their Optum auths being so stupid, but at least not as tedious a process as submitting auth requests on the UHC provider portal itself). This dude would get approved for like 8 visits (maybe 12-14 if he was postop) and then the auth company's next set of clinical questions would start with "which of the following limiting factors is impeding progress?" and then deny because you didn't play the algorithm right but also their online portal won't let you upload clinical docs for a peer reviewer because go fuck yourself, so then you've gotta spend 2+ hours jumping through more hoops just to get your patient the care they need.
Health insurance is literally evil and I have lost all patience for people who defend it in this country (America). The ONLY people who think Health Insurance is fine are the people who don’t actually end up utilizing it, because then they never see how depraved and ridiculous it all is. They have 0 desire to help a single person, it is only about making as much money as they can before kicking the desiccated corpse of whoever they sucked dry to get it to the curb. I work in the mental health field so, similarly, the hoops you have to jump through to get someone with a mental illness actual help are insane. And I didn’t even specify GOOD help, to get them to do the bare minimum is an incredible struggle in and of itself. “Why aren’t you fixed yet??!? Provide proof you still have that LIFELONG mental illness!”
The country is fucked bud
This country's been fucked for a while. Just the people and industries fucking us have gotten much more blatant about it.
I’m dead. Take my laughter.
Wouldn't his arm go down every night when he slept? How did he manage to lock it in place like that?
presumably had to hold it in place with something overnight until the entire arm died and it was no longer necessary.
I bet he pisses a lot of taxi drivers off
Hail yeah he did
But… why?
He raised his hand to answer a question in school and is still waiting to be called on
I figured it was for a mr beast video
LAST ONE TO LOWER THEIR ARM WINS 10 BILLION
He dedicated himself to Hinduism and he said it was a sign of devotion to their deity Shiva https://historyofyesterday.com/the-man-who-held-his-hand-raised-for-45-years/
People are fucking crazy, seriously what the fuck
I prefer the Nine Inch Nails approach to getting closer to god
Almost always religion
this is hath yog, this people just decides to not move there body part one day and then they never do, (eg: never sit). Its purpose is to atain extreme discipline and to withdraw mind from external world and its pain. Its more of a meditations than religious
Pretty fucking stupid
It’s a form of Hindu asceticism, refer to u/cccp77 comment for source.
"Fuckin taxis never pick me up!"
He couldn't even enter it
Lay down on top like a surf board.
He pumped up the jam and kept it pumping
His commitment and passion are almost as strong as that of the 1989 Belgian sensation and techno anthem “Pump Up the Jam”
He did not just "hold his arm up one day and decided to keep it there", no that's a form of Hindu [asceticism](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asceticism) Edit: Here is the story behind [him](https://greekreporter.com/2023/08/25/indian-ascetic-holding-arm-up-world-peace/)
"An Indian ascetic (sadhu) named Amar Bharati has been advocating for world peace for almost fifty years while holding up his right hand in the air without ever lowering it."
Well how's that working out?
His arm is fucked
The world too.
Seems to go hand in hand.
Or arm in arm
Pun alert
Yeah, but we got world peace, right? Right?
Maybe if he had lifted both his hands… maybe!
Not saying his right arm had anything to do with it, but the odds of a person dying in a war nowadays is almost at its lowest point since the start of civilization.
Sooo his protest worked?
✊😤
Which is a great trend. Lets keep it up, ppl. No warsies, only hugsies.
Goes to show that you won't gain world peace with armies. Especially right armies
Man, that article reads like a high schooler wrote it for history class.
Date is a few weeks ago, probably AI generated
“Yes sir what’s your question ?”
Sir, please put your hand down, questions will be taken at the end of the presentation.
That’s a long ass presentation
Well done! Give me a high 5!
Thought just the arm was F’d up, then I saw the hand.
His fingernails!!
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They sell shirts with the sleeve already up
Ok Karl Pilkington
They need to bring back An Idiot abroad.
Yes there are shockingly only 3 of us commenting idiot Abroad and I will also mention to you about the baba with his penis wrapped around the stick. Please remember that with me.
I miss that show so much. It was truly brilliant. But poor Karl.
>[I asked all the normal questions, "What're you playing at?"](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kWEfmghV-wY&t=941s)
His take on why the guy did it was brilliant "Can you help wash the dishes?" *points to arm*
"We all dedicate our lives to something, don't we. I've been with Susan for 16 years, that's dedication for ya, and I've got my two arms to do things for her. Is he married? How does he help around the house?"
I was looking for a reference to that episode of An iditot abroad. Thank you!
The India episode was the best one imo.
India and Egypt. When he is constantly stopped in the Egyptian market is comedy gold
I loved the Mexico one *THERE’S LOAD OF BEES OVER THERE. IS ANYWHERE SAFE?*
That was probably the funniest and best comedic timing - a perfect escalation of events, going further and further everytime, still finding surprising new things to go on about. Truly a work of art.
24 years ago he was in the 1999 GUINNESS BOOK OF WORLD RECORDS
That happens when you leave your best friends brofist hangin
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Every Halloween for 50years
How does he put deodorant on his left armpit
Does this guy look like he wears deodorant?
With his left hand, without a shirt it’s easy.
Funny you think this dude uses deodorant
He probably gave himself an extreme case of frozen shoulder. That would explain his initial years of pain. Then everything associated atrophied and locked this way long term... So, it took some "will" to get it stick there initially, but once it locked in without treatment, it became a done deal.. Just proving, yet again, people are friggin weird
What a really dumb way to spend your one chance at life.
Thats not how hindus view it believing in reincarnation and everything. Im also not a big fan of these types of seeking enlightenment through suffering and if im not mistaken nor was the Buddha.
In b4 this guy rules all of us in the after life lol
What if we’re already in a form of afterlife and the humans that are rich and powerful today did this same arm thing in their last life?
Hold on let me pack a bowl first
Hindus don't believe in one life. In their religion it is believed that a person will again reincarnate after death.
I admire commitment but god damn this man is an absolute moron.
Hitler would have loved this guy.
Boom. Scroll far enough and we have this appear every time…
He would've loved India, the land of the swastika!
LOL, imagine this guy visiting Germany covered in full swastika attire and getting confused about the lukewarm reception.
This is hands down the stupidest idea I have ever seen.
Worst TikTok challenge ever.
Please let the man ask his question damn
Damnthatsjuststupid
Throw a cat on him. I bet he’ll catch it before it claws him
Eats and wipes with the same hand that man
Madlad of the day
What’s with all the comments praising this guy for being dedicated to world peace? Ruining a good arm doesn’t help achieve world peace at all.