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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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dangling from tendon

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I was cutting butter and cut finger
= I cut a piece of my finger off and it was dangling from a tendon.
  

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Anonymous natural I was cutting butter and cut finger= I cut a piece of my finger off and it was dangling from a tendon. I don't think you can cut a piece off and at the same time still have it "dangling from a tendon". '

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  • Anonymous natural I was cutting butter and cut finger= I cut a piece of my finger off and it was dangling from a tendon.
  • I don't think you can cut a piece off and at the same time still have it "dangling from a tendon".
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Anonymousnatural

I was cutting butter and cut finger=

I cut a piece of my finger off and it was dangling from a tendon.
I don't think you can cut a piece off and at the same time still have it "dangling from a tendon".

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