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Re: What Emi does for Rin

Posted: Wed Nov 02, 2011 1:13 pm
by NoOne3
You should definitely watch Sarah Covac's Youtube channel.
For instance her barefoot crocheting

Re: What Emi does for Rin

Posted: Wed Nov 02, 2011 4:42 pm
by onethousandyen
I now know I'm definetely too unexperienced regarding this topic. Also it's amazing how good you can do all the things you'd do with your hands with your feet if you practice enough. Thanks for the link, NO3

Well, at least I'm going to try out reading books in Braille as soon as I gather up enough money for the one I want. But that's nothing to talk about in this thread, i know.

Re: What Emi does for Rin

Posted: Thu Nov 03, 2011 5:47 pm
by NoOne3
onethousandyen wrote:But that's nothing to talk about in this thread, i know.
Yeah, that could inevitably sidetrack the discussion into reading books in braille with your feet. :D Phew, glad we avoided it.:P

Re: What Emi does for Rin

Posted: Fri Nov 04, 2011 10:16 am
by onethousandyen
NoOne3 wrote:[…] reading books in braille with your feet. :D […]
That is a quite interesting idea…

Wikipedia says (and I trust Wikipedia) that the palm has about 140 receptors for pressure per cm^2, the fingertips definetly have more. I don't know about toes but it should be less than half of the amount for them.
Those receptors also have a nice feature: Since you usually walk with your feet and have socks and shoes around them they tend to ignore many of the incoming signals. That's somewhat good because you would get crazy by not ignoring signals triggered by clothing and such. But because of this it should be really difficult to read braille fluently using your feet. I don't say it's impossible. A sightless Rin would just need bigger braille-dots and therefore bigger books. Even bigger than normal books in braille which are indeed somewhat… space robbing.
If you imagine her also getting deaf-mute… she would be "as useless as" a frozen potatoe in an icecle. If you wait long enough it sure has a story to tell, but you wouldn't understand it well without proper education in that field. Probably only Emi would get it.

Interesting fact: your tongue has even more of those receptors mentioned above than your fingers.
-> "I'm gonna lick your books, Lilly! m( "

Re: What Emi does for Rin

Posted: Sat Nov 19, 2011 11:23 pm
by te-kun
Panty Supervisor wrote:Rin doesn't seems to me like the kind of person who would study hard for exams. I guess she just memorizes what she finds to be interesting and doesn't bother with learning the other stuff (unless Emi forces her to do so).
I think that Rin is one of those people that could get top grades if they wanted but get average grades because they never bother to study.
onethousandyen wrote:
NoOne3 wrote:[…] reading books in braille with your feet. :D […]
That is a quite interesting idea…

Wikipedia says (and I trust Wikipedia) that the palm has about 140 receptors for pressure per cm^2, the fingertips definetly have more. I don't know about toes but it should be less than half of the amount for them.
Those receptors also have a nice feature: Since you usually walk with your feet and have socks and shoes around them they tend to ignore many of the incoming signals. That's somewhat good because you would get crazy by not ignoring signals triggered by clothing and such. But because of this it should be really difficult to read braille fluently using your feet. I don't say it's impossible. A sightless Rin would just need bigger braille-dots and therefore bigger books. Even bigger than normal books in braille which are indeed somewhat… space robbing.
Since she has no hands and do most of the tasks with her feet the part of the brain that would be used to decode signals from her hands would be used to other body parts giving her a higher sensivity with her feet than the feet of common people. This is called neuroplasticity.

Re: What Emi does for Rin

Posted: Sun Nov 20, 2011 2:18 pm
by Sleet
NoOne3 wrote:You should definitely watch Sarah Covac's Youtube channel.
For instance her barefoot crocheting
Har. I was about to post this in response to the note-taking discussion.

I'd guess that Rin's learned to do nearly everything herself. Doors and shirts may be difficult, but you don't go through life armless without picking up a few tricks. It's just easier with Emi's help, thus the shoes/suit pairing of the Rin and Stumpy duo.

Re: What Emi does for Rin

Posted: Mon Nov 21, 2011 5:55 pm
by te-kun
Sleet wrote:I'd guess that Rin's learned to do nearly everything herself. Doors and shirts may be difficult, but you don't go through life armless without picking up a few tricks. It's just easier with Emi's help, thus the shoes/suit pairing of the Rin and Stumpy duo.
As long as it isn't one of those round door knobs I open doors with my foot when my hands are busy so I guess someone that can use her feet to eat would be able to open most doors just fine... but on the other hand many doors in japan are sliding doors and those I think would be a little harder to open using only your feet.

People adapt to the circunstances. Even people with no arms nor legs can manage to do a lot of stuff by themselves.

Re: What Emi does for Rin

Posted: Mon Nov 21, 2011 10:22 pm
by Worthington
te-kun wrote: but on the other hand many doors in japan are sliding doors and those I think would be a little harder to open using only your feet.
KICK THOSE FLIMSY ASS PAPER DOORS THE FUCK DOWN!
Fuck yeah, hardcore entrance.

Re: What Emi does for Rin

Posted: Tue Nov 22, 2011 2:52 am
by OneMore
Worthington wrote:KICK THOSE FLIMSY ASS PAPER DOORS THE FUCK DOWN!
Fuck yeah, hardcore entrance.
DYNAMIIIC ENTRYYY!!! 8)

Re: What Emi does for Rin

Posted: Tue Nov 22, 2011 7:49 am
by te-kun
Worthington wrote:KICK THOSE FLIMSY ASS PAPER DOORS THE FUCK DOWN!
Fuck yeah, hardcore entrance.
Dynamic entry is a exclusivity to Emi.


By the way, there are hard sliding doors with locks too...

Re: What Emi does for Rin

Posted: Tue Nov 22, 2011 2:05 pm
by Worthington
te-kun wrote: Dynamic entry is a exclusivity to Emi.


By the way, there are hard sliding doors with locks too...
It's funny; that link is in another post on the forums, as an example on the fighting game for one of Rin's moves.
Also, hard sliding doors with locks are no match for one of the Crippled Masters.

Re: What Emi does for Rin

Posted: Wed Nov 23, 2011 1:41 pm
by wealth
Only me that is wondering i Rin uses tampongs or pads :P i mean if she use tamongs and Emi helps her with that...

Other then that i guess taking stuff from a to b is the most that she helps with.

Re: What Emi does for Rin

Posted: Wed Nov 23, 2011 5:49 pm
by scott1and
wealth wrote:Only me that is wondering i Rin uses tampongs or pads :P i mean if she use tamongs and Emi helps her with that...

Other then that i guess taking stuff from a to b is the most that she helps with.
Gotta love those tampongs

Re: What Emi does for Rin

Posted: Wed Nov 23, 2011 6:17 pm
by te-kun
wealth wrote:Only me that is wondering i Rin uses tampongs or pads :P i mean if she use tamongs and Emi helps her with that...

Other then that i guess taking stuff from a to b is the most that she helps with.
How about pills? She can take pills by herself...

Re: What Emi does for Rin

Posted: Wed Nov 23, 2011 6:21 pm
by wealth
te-kun wrote:
wealth wrote:Only me that is wondering i Rin uses tampongs or pads :P i mean if she use tamongs and Emi helps her with that...

Other then that i guess taking stuff from a to b is the most that she helps with.
How about pills? She can take pills by herself...
Well during the game she says that she is on her priod and she needs Emi to help her change.