No to all.
No.
No.
were his legs lost at the hips, mid-thigh, or at the knees or lower?
Does the reduction in height help him?
Does he see things up close more easily?
Is the social reaction to a legless man beneficial?
Is he a warrior who knows that, having undergone this trauma, he can never again be defeeted?
No to all.
I’m not sure. I think he had some of his legs. Perhaps to the knee or so.
Does he have artificial limbs?
Is it the artificial limbs that help him?
I think he did get artificial limbs, but they are irrelevant.
Is the person Bader? Pistorius?
Douglas Bader. You got it.
Sigh. My workers here went on strike for an…almost amusing reason(certainly odd, anyway). Where am I and why did my workers strike?
Are you in manufacturing?
Are you
In the USA?
In North America?
In South America?
In Central America?
In Asia?
In Africa
In Europe?
Are you in the 21st century?
Are you in the 20th century?
Are you earlier than the 20th century?
Are your workers human?
Were the striking workers amused by the strike?
Did the workers want more money?
Did the workers want different work conditions?
Did your workers get what they asked for?
Is your worker’s profession amusing?
Are you a bee-keeper?
Is your name Aristophanes?
Yeah, we make something.
We are in Europe.
We are earlier than the 20th century. (1700’s to save time).
We are human.
Striking workers were not amused by the strike.
They did not want more money.
They did not want different work conditions.
(I don’t know how it all played out, if they got what they wanted.)
The profession is not amusing.
No.
No. 
Were you in textile manufacturing?
No.
Was your work in metal working or production?
No.
Lysistrata - sex strike.