Double hand transplant

**VectraMan** · 22 July 2016, 09:51

I hope they didn't come from a serial killer...

The Hands of Orlac (1960) - IMDb

**Lockhouse** · 22 July 2016, 09:56

A round of applause for that man!

**vetran** · 22 July 2016, 10:10

I suppose it will always feel like someone else is doing it so no need to sit on your left hand.

**barrydidit** · 22 July 2016, 11:38

Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post

Double hand transplant: UK's first operation 'tremendous' success - BBC News

How long before he can

without his hand falling off?

Would bring a new meaning to the term 'tossing it off' i suppose

**Old Greg** · 22 July 2016, 11:40

Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post

Double hand transplant: UK's first operation 'tremendous' success - BBC News

How long before he can

without his hand falling off?

So if the recipient gave a reacharound to the donor's cadaver, would that be OK?

**MrMarkyMark** · 22 July 2016, 11:44

Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post

How long before he can without his hand falling off?

Chris King, from Doncaster, lost both his hands, apart from the thumbs, in an accident involving a metal pressing machine at work three years ago.

Well, he has waited 3 years so far, so I guess he's a fairly patient sort.

**NigelJK** · 22 July 2016, 11:50

Probably best not to play poker too soon either. Wouldn't want to see him throw in his hand.

**Paddy** · 22 July 2016, 12:21

Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post

Double hand transplant: UK's first operation 'tremendous' success - BBC News

How long before he can

without his hand falling off?

What a horrible thought; donating my hands after death and then used to wank someone else’s knob

**barrydidit** · 22 July 2016, 15:46

Originally posted by Paddy View Post

What a horrible thought; donating my hands after death and then used to wank someone else’s knob

Could be worse. Just imagine your arsehole being donated to a rent boy who'd worn his own out.

Double hand transplant