Damian Yerrick

Eight Weebles figures from 1989 to 2023. From left to right: Highway (1989), brown hair, blue eyes, blue and white striped shirt and red bottom, molded hair and hands Soccer player (1996), egg with red top and green bottom with blond haired boy in backward red ball cap and hands around soccer ball stamped on Boy with bear (2001 "They Roll Too"), blond hair, teal sweatshirt with green trim, red bottom, holding orange teddy bear Tooey Winkington (2004 "Weebleville"), green turtle in yellow shirt, blue bottom, red jacket, and red firefighter hat Jill (2006 "Storybook World"), redhead with pigtails in yellow dress and green bottom, carrying bucket of water Dad (2010), clear egg with insert showing black hair, orange button-down shirt, green belt, and blue bottom, holding coffee cup Willie (2016 "Wonder Club"), boy with brown hair, blue eyes, backward red and white ball cap, red and white striped shirt, and blue bottom with white stripes Harper (2023), girl with ponytail, freckles, green shirt, and blue overalls with pocket

Did you have the 1970s Weebles or the newer ones?

Everything Is Possible YouTube video by Jen Bricker-Bauer

You'd have to ask Jen Bricker. www.youtube.com/watch?v=ddDk...

Fastest 20 metres on the hands - 4.78 seconds by Zion Clark 🇺🇸 YouTube video by Guinness World Records

Zion Clark ran 20 metres on his hands in 4.78 seconds.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=p2aQ...

She Was Born Without Legs. Then She Defied the Odds with Her Gymnastics Career (Exclusive) Paige Calendine, who was born without legs, chats with PEOPLE about her journey with gymnastics and what is next after she stepped away from the sport.

That isn't even the weird part if you've read about Jen Bricker or Paige Calendine or Zion Clark.
people.com/woman-born-w...

Spyra the Dragoness (BrainSpyro's alter ego) atop a white box with a gold stroke in front of a purple to blue-green background. Black text on the box is a message about supporting small artists.

Whatever you do, support small creators as much as you possibly can! Feel free to repost this to get the message out.

I interpreted 47's rambling as referring to three different groups: those who died, those without legs, and those without arms. The second group (no legs) might be walking like this, swinging their behind between their hands.

I guess you lean forward, put your fists on the ground, swing your body between them, and repeat.

47 obviously was neither talking nor thinking clearly. But if he's referring to three different groups of victims (1. died; 2. with no legs; 3. with no arms), this might give an idea of how the group with no legs walks.

That depends on whether this counts as walking

Assuming the "died", "no legs", and "no arms" groups are separate, the "no legs" group might walk like this, swinging their bottom between their arms

Assuming you are among those with "no legs", not the unfortunate ones who "died", you can swing your torso between your hands. Let me demonstrate

I'm in a good mood, so for the sake of argument, I'll give 47 maximum benefit of doubt and assume the "died", "no legs", and "no arms" are separate. Those with no legs could walk on their hands and bottom.

And in Super Smash Bros. for N64, you can see the skeleton of Pikachu in electric stun state
www.ssbwiki.com/File:Skeleto...

A white bunny with black ears and black heart-shaped fur around its eye sits on a carpet.

Clive YouTube video by CH

Maybe he had in mind how Clive moves around on his hands and bottom in this video youtu.be/vqJIdecmWQw?...

Perfect DAK male YouTube video by Rick Garcia

Walking with no legs is sort of like walking on crutches, except your hands go all the way to the ground because you're shorter. www.youtube.com/watch?v=vvwO...

Kanya Sesser Whatever It Takes YouTube video by Petrus Giun

Probably the same way as Kanya Sesser when she's not on her skateboard: put your hands on the ground, swing your body between them, and repeat. www.youtube.com/watch?v=I1Ot...

8-year-old gymnast born without legs scores perfect 10 || Disability is no obstacle - News 360 Tv YouTube video by News 360 Tv

Walking on her hands is only the beginning. You'll be even more impressed when you see the rest of Paige Calendine's gymnastics routine.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=VMH8...

That's why they hold Paralympic Games.
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Even if you have no legs, if you still have two good arms, you can put gloves on and go take a walk in the park.

If I had to be generous, he might have been thinking of someone scooting on his hands and bottom.

Lean forward, put your hands on the ground, swing your body through, and repeat.

Bumpus Wobbleworks figure from Weebles Weebly Wobbly Tree House playset (2005). Orange sheepdog with brown headfur and no legs, wearing a white shirt, unbuttoned teal jacket, red bottom, and red ball cap with white W insignia.

Hasbro made another Weebles figure in 2005 with orange skin, floppy hair, an unbuttoned jacket, and a red cap with white lettering: Bumpus from the Weebly Wobbly Tree House playset.

Airfix, a company known for scale model kits, had the Weebles license for Europe in the 1970s. I don't know if the figures came painted out of the box, or if the parents had to apply paint as part of "adult assembly required."

Gus picks up sticks in the yard YouTube video by Damian Yerrick

Could be the same way this guy is walking around doing the yard work.
youtu.be/XPVnYd-SnIw?...

amputee dak YouTube video by Devotee Wannabe

After recovering from trauma, you make do with what you have left. www.youtube.com/watch?v=7LWX...

Sexy Plumpy Dak scooting YouTube video by Devotee Wannabe

Put your hands on the ground, swing your torso between your arms, and repeat.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=xJzU...

If you still have two good arms and a bottom

It depends on whether this counts as "walking".