[DeadJeff]

No finish?

[Nofx99]

Took it like a man. What a trooper

[DrEvil]

Originally Posted by DaveTheBassist ↗

Literally beating a man with his own limbs. The hell...lol.

My question is; how the fuck this knife cutting through bone that easily? I've never seen that. Most times, there's a struggle. But here, there is none.

a2 steel blade will cut through bone easy and it won't damage the blade just sharpen it before every uses

[Obdurus]

You had a boner.

[murofhsirgo]

Originally Posted by upinthemountains ↗

My wife recently said we should go to Mexico for a vacation.. to which I replied “Fuckkkkk you”.

I was brought up for several years in the eighties down in Mexico and the folks I knew back then were not like this This trash is steam rolling, for the most part, their own genuinely fun, festive people to the nth degree. It's fucking sad ppl
I have to completely agree with you but I wish not to

[raspbr2017]

Damn!!! Extreme butcher skills!

[umakemeSICK]

They could've played baseball with his leg and one of his balls. You KNOW they cut his dick off.

[StrangeFanatic]

"From such crooked wood as man is made, nothing straight can be fashioned" I don't know why they did this, but I doubt he deserved it. And of course, that's how these evil pigs are

[dayward1]

Originally Posted by upinthemountains ↗

This guy is probably a real life butcher.
He knows how to cut through the joint and avoid the bones. It's the same way I do the legs of an elk. No sawing through bones, just a quick cut through the joint, twist of the leg and pop.. its off.

Same thoughts here. He's pretty smooth with getting the limbs off.

The knees would be easy to get through. I'd have a problem with the arms. He went right through!

Maybe it's his job. Possible med school... Possible maniac?

[TargetX]

Originally Posted by DrEvil ↗

a2 steel blade will cut through bone easy and it won't damage the blade just sharpen it before every uses

You don't need to cut through bone, just through the supporting ligaments and a little muscle and skin, it's known as disarticulation. With a big joint like the knee it's very easy, the shape of the bone guides the blade between the head of the femur and tibia. The toughest bit is getting through the ACL as it's kinda hidden, as you can see with the second leg being removed. The shoulder disarticulation was pretty well done too, though his sterile technique was poor and he really should have closed the 2 below knee amputations before moving on to the shoulders. How well the patient does post op in terms of infection control and cosmetically remains to be seen. Blood loss was a bit high. Could have done with a bit more anaesthesia and a more sympathetic medical team. I hope they had informed consent to record and document this "novel" surgical technique, no matter how trailblazing a surgeon is, he still needs consent