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"For the past few days, I&amp;apos;ve been wondering if I could, under any circumstance, cut off my own arm. I mean, maybe if I had a light saber and I was super-duper drunk and a group of doctors was standing by my side and someone was going to pay me an offensively large sum of money as part of a demented bet... then I might be able to do it. But, given that light sabers don&amp;apos;t exist (yet) and I have awful heath insurance, it&amp;apos;s quite unlikely that such a scenario would present itself. So, no  -  I would not be able to cut off my own arm and I doubt you would either.\nBut you know who did cut off his own arm? This guy named Aron Ralston, who fell into a canyon in 2003 and had his arm trapped beneath a boulder and then wrote a hilariously titled (but not hilarious) book about it called Between a Rock and a Hard Place. That book has now been adapted for the screen in Danny Boyle&amp;apos;s Best Picture-nominated film, 127 Hours, starring actor/author/filmmaker/student/genius James Franco in what might be his best non-soap-opera role to date."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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