For all you bitches who think oh woe is me
Posted: Wed Aug 18, 2010 5:41 am
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When 23-year-old Liu Wei was 10-years-old, he lost both of his arms after he touched an electrified wire during a game of hide and seek. 8 years later, Liu decided to pursue his dream of becoming a professional piano player. Liu's piano teacher quickly quit his ass, because they said learning to play without hands was about as impossible as War Wagon making sense.
Instead of crying into his knees and letting one teacher shit on his dreams, Liu secretly taught himself how to play the piano with his feets! Liu has more musical talent in one of his bunions than most of us have in both of our hands!
Liu told his story when he played "Mariage D'amour" on China's Got Talent. Liu said, "For people like me, there were only two options. One was to abandon all dreams, which would lead to a quick, hopeless death. The other was to struggle without arms to love an outstanding life."
Even though one of the judge's red button was accidentally pressed by the waterfall of tears falling out of her eye holes, Liu easily advanced to the next round.
Warning: The video above might cause the dry desert of bitterness known as your eye sockets to flood with emotion water, so you should prepare yourself for that since it hasn't happened in years!
When 23-year-old Liu Wei was 10-years-old, he lost both of his arms after he touched an electrified wire during a game of hide and seek. 8 years later, Liu decided to pursue his dream of becoming a professional piano player. Liu's piano teacher quickly quit his ass, because they said learning to play without hands was about as impossible as War Wagon making sense.
Instead of crying into his knees and letting one teacher shit on his dreams, Liu secretly taught himself how to play the piano with his feets! Liu has more musical talent in one of his bunions than most of us have in both of our hands!
Liu told his story when he played "Mariage D'amour" on China's Got Talent. Liu said, "For people like me, there were only two options. One was to abandon all dreams, which would lead to a quick, hopeless death. The other was to struggle without arms to love an outstanding life."
Even though one of the judge's red button was accidentally pressed by the waterfall of tears falling out of her eye holes, Liu easily advanced to the next round.
Warning: The video above might cause the dry desert of bitterness known as your eye sockets to flood with emotion water, so you should prepare yourself for that since it hasn't happened in years!