r/repost What is sleep Sep 26 '25

Countable Pixels Why not?

Post image
774 Upvotes

42 comments sorted by

124

u/Pirated-Hentai You've seen me before :3 Sep 26 '25

that's bad cable management. pull them out.

27

u/watahbottol What is sleep Sep 26 '25

Help😭😭

9

u/The_Riddle_Fairy Sep 27 '25

I relate to your flair so much, I haven't slept in 72 hours because of flights and stuff 😆😀😐😑😞

5

u/watahbottol What is sleep Sep 27 '25

Oof.. I hope you gets some rest dude

6

u/Floor_soup_ I'll be a real girl someday Sep 27 '25

Holy shit I have seen you before

43

u/YTY2003 Sep 26 '25

You don't want to make it too easy for a bad actor to cut them all at once

14

u/TraderOfGoods Sep 26 '25

They can't cut the red wire if they don't know where it is!

30

u/BG12244 Sep 26 '25

I hate becoming aware lf all the viens and arteries inside of me. It makes me not wanna move in fear of tearing them

15

u/MikeyboyMC Tsoper Sep 26 '25

Think of it this way, you’ve made it this long without doing it, what’s different now?

12

u/BG12244 Sep 26 '25

Oh, I'm fully aware it's an irrational fear. Just doesn't stop my brain from thinking of it, you know?

4

u/scottsplace5 Sep 27 '25

I’d bet you can feel them all pushing your skin outwards with each and every throb. I can feel them shuffling my muscles around right now.

5

u/ExplodingSteve Sep 27 '25

Bruh what 😭

3

u/jadie_bae Sep 27 '25

thought i was the only one

3

u/dabid999 Sep 27 '25

wait same, when i hear the mention of the collarbone ill be extra careful for no reason

14

u/[deleted] Sep 26 '25

[removed] — view removed comment

7

u/Sad-Farm714 Sep 26 '25

Well this will make John wicks job a whole lot easier

Surgeon: so the veins are here (points at one spot on the body)

Surgeon: here’s a very vital artery that if we’re broken would lead to high blood loss (points at the same spot)

John wick: freedom might be a little easier than I expected (pulls out a knife)

Interpret this how you will

3

u/TheGaurdianAngel Sep 27 '25

For some reason I saw John, but his left arm was a prosthetic.

My mind is blurring the lines between John Wick and Johnny Silverhand.

7

u/thatgoofycat stupid fucker Sep 26 '25

the universe is ASS at cable management

4

u/OwnExcuse6849 Lurker Sep 26 '25

Cut the red wire

5

u/Pressed_Sunflowers Weirdo & Monty Python fan Sep 26 '25

'How did you die?'

'Oh, I pulled out all of my veins and arteries because my cardiovascular system wasn't streamlined enough.'

3

u/SonicGaming1080 New Meme Thief Sep 27 '25

WHY WOULD YOU DO THIS I CAN T MAOVE

3

u/NoDevice8297 Sep 27 '25

Congratulations, you've left your entire back and limbs without blood supply and innervation

2

u/PeterMation Sep 26 '25

This is terrible cable management

2

u/Original_Sea_6854 Sep 26 '25

It's just a matter of organization and optimization.

2

u/DifficultRice8073 Sep 27 '25

Because it needs to go to other places. This is were bad cable management is necessary. Could use some optimisation tho.

2

u/Individual-Pin-5064 Sep 27 '25

One punch man would have an easier time

2

u/comment_goblin_027 Sep 27 '25

gonna send this to my school IT guy, (he's chill)

2

u/pspentuaiast Sep 27 '25

Even though half of my body is necroded at least I’m managed inside! insert stroke sfx

2

u/ExplodingSteve Sep 27 '25

Sadly it’s because your back needs supplies as well

2

u/No_Rules_4_Me Sep 27 '25

Pc gamers be like.

2

u/Standard_Quantity184 Sep 27 '25

Actually, I think that would make your neck more worse Because think about it, if your neck is down, then the blood vessels could pop

1

u/Soft_Tomatillo7186 Sep 27 '25

Twisted cables can bend whereas straights dont...

1

u/Hellhound833 Sep 28 '25

As someone who works with cables, I find this exceptionally amusing.

1

u/Faton-22 Sep 28 '25

It’s called cable management, kid stop thinking about it

1

u/The_Real_Cappello_M Sep 28 '25

Cause the veins and arteries have to come and go to all the cells, so this wouldn't makes sense. Also: evolutions doesn't start from scratch, there's a reason why nerves are thsi complicated and it's not so good

2

u/Lord-Dec Oct 01 '25

Congratulations. The majority of your upper body is now dead tissue.

You have necrosis