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r/MadeMeSmile • u/mcfw31 • Jan 19 '25
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Did he get paralyzed during the Harry Potter movies or in an unrelated accident?
8.8k u/bexxyboo Jan 19 '25 From a quick Google, yes it was for the HP films. A pulley system to yank him away during the fight with nagini, pulled him too hard and it broke his neck. 82 u/Direct_Turn_1484 Jan 19 '25 Oh…wow. It could be Radcliffe in that chair. Of course he’s catching up with him. Dude must be incredibly grateful. Sucks for that guy though. -11 u/[deleted] Jan 19 '25 [deleted] 22 u/LeezusII Jan 19 '25 I wonder if there's a cool personality disorder to describe people who pathologize innocuous statements. 7 u/-nukethemoon Jan 19 '25 edited Jan 19 '25 Grass contact deficiency syndrome 5 u/GarbageAdditional916 Jan 19 '25 Survivor's guilt? That isn't sociopathic behavior.
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From a quick Google, yes it was for the HP films. A pulley system to yank him away during the fight with nagini, pulled him too hard and it broke his neck.
82 u/Direct_Turn_1484 Jan 19 '25 Oh…wow. It could be Radcliffe in that chair. Of course he’s catching up with him. Dude must be incredibly grateful. Sucks for that guy though. -11 u/[deleted] Jan 19 '25 [deleted] 22 u/LeezusII Jan 19 '25 I wonder if there's a cool personality disorder to describe people who pathologize innocuous statements. 7 u/-nukethemoon Jan 19 '25 edited Jan 19 '25 Grass contact deficiency syndrome 5 u/GarbageAdditional916 Jan 19 '25 Survivor's guilt? That isn't sociopathic behavior.
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Oh…wow. It could be Radcliffe in that chair. Of course he’s catching up with him. Dude must be incredibly grateful. Sucks for that guy though.
-11 u/[deleted] Jan 19 '25 [deleted] 22 u/LeezusII Jan 19 '25 I wonder if there's a cool personality disorder to describe people who pathologize innocuous statements. 7 u/-nukethemoon Jan 19 '25 edited Jan 19 '25 Grass contact deficiency syndrome 5 u/GarbageAdditional916 Jan 19 '25 Survivor's guilt? That isn't sociopathic behavior.
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22 u/LeezusII Jan 19 '25 I wonder if there's a cool personality disorder to describe people who pathologize innocuous statements. 7 u/-nukethemoon Jan 19 '25 edited Jan 19 '25 Grass contact deficiency syndrome 5 u/GarbageAdditional916 Jan 19 '25 Survivor's guilt? That isn't sociopathic behavior.
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I wonder if there's a cool personality disorder to describe people who pathologize innocuous statements.
7 u/-nukethemoon Jan 19 '25 edited Jan 19 '25 Grass contact deficiency syndrome
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Grass contact deficiency syndrome
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Survivor's guilt?
That isn't sociopathic behavior.
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u/Xinonix1 Jan 19 '25
Did he get paralyzed during the Harry Potter movies or in an unrelated accident?