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Would you have one of your legs removed for £10,000,000?

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Yes, obviously. £10m would be enough to pay for a bionic leg with millions left to spare.

Plus, it would give me an excuse to carry a stylish walking stick.

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Reply 2

username1726497

Yeah definitely!

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Reply 3

Gott der Zweite

No, I am sure amputees have other attached problems, like expending more energy and also I am rather attached to my leg

Reply 4

tearteto

if I can get an acceptable bionic leg that'll work just as well or better, then probably?

Reply 5

the bear

as long as it was not the old middle leg

:creep:

Reply 6

fallen_acorns

yes.. not really even a close call.

1 million, well that would be more difficult..

absolutely not

No way! I like having legs

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beyknowles

Okay you can stop it with the threads, I think we've established that we'd do anything for money

Reply 10

beyknowles

I didn't ask a question so why are you replying as if so?

Reply 11

Master Jack

I wouldn't. Honestly if you ever experienced the rehab following amputation/knee/hip replacement you'd think about making that choice.

Reply 12

TheBluePianist

Nope, even if someone offered a £1,000,000,000,000 I would still say no tbh. Its not worth it.

Reply 13

Kittiara

No. I may not always treat my body with the respect it deserves (I eat junk food every now and then, and I could exercise more), but there are limits to the damage I am willing to do to it. Money isn't everything.