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Audio: A Guy Who Cuts Off Parts of Himself
posted: 12:59 PM, April 26, 2007
by Laura Conaway
 David, as photographed by Nikki Johnson Good news for people who like to cut off their own fingers and toes. David, a New Yorker profiled by Lee Bailey in the print edition of Runnin' Scared, says that these days there's no pain and very little blood involved in the "hobby" of hacking off body parts. Get the goods straight from the man himself, who stopped by for a chat today. We think it gives new meaning to the whole idea of digital audio.
Tune in: David talks about his "hobby"
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Comments
LoL, he is too sick!:
Posted by: a3v2 at April 27, 2007 7:07 PM
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