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Jeremy Renner explains how he survived 38 broken bones, a crushed skull, and an eye popping out of his head after getting crushed by a snowplow. Jeremy Renner: My instinct was to jump back on it and try to stop it. Obviously didn't work out... and got run over.... I leaped up and over to try to grab onto it, and got sucked under the whole thing. Joe Rogan: How much of your body did it run over? Jeremy Renner: All of it... 38 broken bones and eyeballs out. All the doctors were like, "Dude, I don't know how your eye is still operating or still working," but I think because I was on ice... I saw my eye with my other eye, right? And I'm like, "Well, let me try to keep that thing... put the eye on ice until I could figure out how to breathe." Joe Rogan: So 38 bones? Jeremy Renner: Yeah, a lot of ribs, spiral fractures in my legs, all my joints were broken. But my spine was spared, all my organs were spared, my brain. It's almost no harm, no foul at the end of the day, even though there's probably 20% titanium in my body at this point.show more

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🐰 i still remember when we went overseas on tour, taehyun said that his body was sweltering after the concert so he was going to have a ice shower and brought a bunch of ice 🐿️😆😆😆 🐰 he was like “this is refreshing~” and had a lower body bath and the next day he looked like he was dying 🐿️ i got a body ache all over the next day 🐰 i saw him and thought “i shouldn’t have a ice bath”…but i don’t go into cold bath tubs either 🐿️ ah really? 🐰 yeah 🐿️ i like it a lot, it’s really cold but there is a little bit of a mental effect of going in there plus it was really hot so i went in and it was very electrifying in a good way…like i was getting healthier! so i was like “this feels great~” but then…i was like “what’s this? i’m definitely out of the ice but it’s still cold..” 🐰 it wasn’t you feeling like you were getting healthier 🐿️ it wasn’t me feeling like i was getting healthier, it was the virus in my body getting healthier

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One eye, two knee replacements, a ruined nose, and daily pain — Michael Bisping shares the cost of chasing greatness 🥋💔 "Last year was so bad I honestly didn’t know how I was going to continue living my life. I was in so much pain. I had three surgeries back to back. None of them helped — in fact, all they’ve done is made my condition worse. I’ve got one eye. I’ve got two total knee replacements. I’ve got a torn labrum I need to get operated on. I’ve got a gigantic lump on my wrist — they want to do an operation on that. My nose is destroyed because they took my ribs and rebuilt my nose, but they messed that up, so I can’t breathe through my nose at night. As the hours go on throughout the day, it gets tougher and tougher. But I knew what I was signing up for." 🎥 Mike Bohn

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on how #jungwon started writing dear me: 😺 i once added a moon emoji to my wv profile, and that was actually from back when I was working on dear me. 😺 while i was out taking walks, i spent a lot of time looking up at the moon. 😺 the crescent moon caught my eye. sometimes it looked like it was smiling, and other times it looked like it was crying. but when I tried to zoom in to take a photo, it actually looked like a full moon. 😺 it made me realize that everything really depends on how you choose to give it meaning. that’s how i started writing the lyrics for dear me.

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