Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:how would you tape a thumb to other fingers?

I assume you are asking the PP who mentioned taping the broken finger to the others. Here's a little tidbit to enlighten you: the thumb is not a finger.

Although in some languages, including the Icelandic and Russian, the thumb is referred to as “the big finger”, in other languages, including the English, it is considered as a special digit, a non-finger. There are anatomical and physiological reasons to separate the thumb from the fingers.


Short Answer: you don't.

Are you f'king kidding me? I never knew that!! News you can use! Thank you.

- np

I guess having 10 fingers and 10 toes is out the window

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:how would you tape a thumb to other fingers?

I assume you are asking the PP who mentioned taping the broken finger to the others. Here's a little tidbit to enlighten you: the thumb is not a finger.

Although in some languages, including the Icelandic and Russian, the thumb is referred to as “the big finger”, in other languages, including the English, it is considered as a special digit, a non-finger. There are anatomical and physiological reasons to separate the thumb from the fingers.


Short Answer: you don't.

Are you f'king kidding me? I never knew that!! News you can use! Thank you.

- np

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:how would you tape a thumb to other fingers?

I assume you are asking the PP who mentioned taping the broken finger to the others. Here's a little tidbit to enlighten you: the thumb is not a finger.

Although in some languages, including the Icelandic and Russian, the thumb is referred to as “the big finger”, in other languages, including the English, it is considered as a special digit, a non-finger. There are anatomical and physiological reasons to separate the thumb from the fingers.


Short Answer: you don't.