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u/suminorieh77 4d ago
is this…for fun, or help for people with mobility issues?
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u/narwaffles 4d ago
Considering I’ve never seen someone with mobility issues spin around a table without one I’m guessing that one
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u/mister_house_ 4d ago
You know, my wife’s Fine Arts degree is looking better and better each year
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u/Miraculous_Angel 4d ago
No hate, but what did I just watch?
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u/Imaginary_Ibis 4d ago
A guy doing something that, if I tried, I would definitely give myself a concussion lmao
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u/RevealCurious540 4d ago
uff girl how many times do you wanna post all the stuff on different subs ? like are you a bot or what ?
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u/shiroiron 1d ago
I was scared about his head hitting the floor but this takes skill and amazing core strength, not to mention the resistance to vertigo. I'm getting dizzy just watching it. 😵💫
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u/Significant-Roll-138 4d ago
I would prefer if he had a helmet on but why the fuck does he not have socks on?
Why do those other humans have to see the feet?
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u/ziggytrix 4d ago
Are you Indian? I heard Indians are especially squicked out by bare feet.
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u/Ill-Television8690 4d ago
I've heard and seen the exact opposite of that... there's even traditional food prep that involves using your bare feet or cutting with your toenails...
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u/ziggytrix 4d ago
Probably varies wildly in different castes. My weird (mis?)conception comes from dealing with hotel chain management for an ad campaign. A lot of footage (no pun intended) was deemed unusable.
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u/Significant-Roll-138 4d ago
Hahaha no I’m actually Irish, I’m not especially squeamish about feet but I just find it really weird for a grown up to be doing something in front of other grown ups in their bare feet,
I mean can you think of any circumstances where you would interact with your work colleagues in your bare feet outside of say a Judo competition or some sort of emergency?
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u/immamarius 4d ago
Is this art?