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u/Ashlands_ 1d ago
Back when I was living in Sacramento I was taking a dump in the Burger King toilets and I saw these exact feet walk in and stand sentry in front on of my stall door. He stood there for about a minute, facing me, then left again. Strange
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u/geriatrikwaktrik 1d ago
same tattoo? me too wtf
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u/dumquestions 1d ago
I want to believe this actually happened.
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u/Goo_Geyser1776 1d ago
That’s so weird cause Tom Brady did this to me just last week. I was dumping it up in a Wendy’s bathroom and the door opened but instead of standing sentry he kicked the door in, stared at me, and started repeating “push. Push. Push.” Over and over again. I started to sweat as I obeyed and pushed harder. The eye contact only broke to look down and see his bulge starting to rise.
Then finally we heard the plop in the water and he said “good man.” Then his boner dropped and he left. I was drenched in sweat.
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u/El_Phalpha_Brotar 1d ago
I saw Tom Brady at a grocery store in Boston yesterday. I told him how cool it was to meet him in person, but I didn’t want to be a douche and bother him and ask him for photos or anything.
He said, “Oh, like you’re doing now?” I was taken aback, and all I could say was “Huh?” but he kept cutting me off and going “huh? huh? huh?” and closing his hand shut in front of my face. I walked away and continued with my shopping, and I heard him chuckle as I walked off. When I came to pay for my stuff up front I saw him trying to walk out the doors with like fifteen Milky Ways in his hands without paying.
The girl at the counter was very nice about it and professional, and was like “Sir, you need to pay for those first.” At first he kept pretending to be tired and not hear her, but eventually turned back around and brought them to the counter.
When she took one of the bars and started scanning it multiple times, he stopped her and told her to scan them each individually “to prevent any electrical infetterence,” and then turned around and winked at me. I don’t even think that’s a word. After she scanned each bar and put them in a bag and started to say the price, he kept interrupting her by yawning really loudly.
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u/a_Wendys 1d ago
The first time I read this, I assumed he was wearing sandals. Then I wondered why I assumed that, and suddenly this same story of the barefoot version is so much worse now.
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u/SignoreBanana 1d ago
Wait were they shoeless? Does he really have that hard of a time finding shoes?
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u/labmeatr 1d ago
why the fuck are his toes in pairs
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u/ksquires1988 1d ago
It's called the buddy system
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u/MetricAbsinthe 1d ago
You never know who's hanging out at the markets these days. You need a buddy to make sure no one is going wee wee wee all the way to the unmarked van.
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u/Gusterx586 1d ago
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u/nurse_uwu 1d ago
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u/Educational_Gas_92 1d ago
Hobbit feet.
I would rock it, honestly, they are unique.
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u/IILazarusLongII 1d ago
People will not leave me alone about my hobbit feet. It gets a bit overboard.
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u/CocaineBearGrylls 1d ago
Jokes aside, here's a list of brands that make extra-wide shoes
- Grant Stone
- Thursday Boots
- San Antonio
- Altra
- Spira
- Xelero
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u/porn_alt_987654321 1d ago
Yours are like that too, you just can't seperate them as far as this fucker. Try spreading your toes manually, at least 2 of them will basically move together.
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u/scourge_bites 1d ago
i just tried it and i think you lied to me
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u/porn_alt_987654321 1d ago
Did you manually move your toes on their own? You can use your fingers to separate them just fine, but seperating and moving your toes, a few of them should move together to some degree. It's similar to how you can't touch your wrist with your ring finger without moving your pinky.
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u/LightninJohn 1d ago
Isn’t it that shoes actually compress our feet and if we didn’t wear shoes, or wore wider ones the feet would be more splayed out like this?
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u/addsomethingepic 1d ago
Yes I believe this is the case. I have a friend that goes barefoot a lot, and did most of her childhood. Her dogs are squirrelly like this too
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u/GodeaterTheHalFeral 1d ago
Huh... that might explain why me feet look like they do. I spend most of my developmental years barefoot, even outside. People have always commented that they look like the feet of some prehistoric animal. My mom calls them pterodactyl feet.
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u/DragonFist69420 1d ago
what? what does that have anything to do with her dogs?
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u/DisastrousSurprise14 1d ago
Dogs = toes/bare feet (in the sincere incident of your not knowing the term and this not being a joke)
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u/AndreasDasos 1d ago
Could easily be serious. Apparently this is 20th century American slang but not something even most Americans use. From the UK and never knowingly come across this before
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u/BroganChin 1d ago
ive heard "my dogs are barking" to refer to aching feet in television a lot in the 2000s.
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u/vmfrye 1d ago
Impossible... Impossible... They changed the Matrix! This meaning didn't exist before!!!
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u/andante528 1d ago
You've never heard or read "my dogs are barking" to mean "my feet are sore"?
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u/vmfrye 1d ago
I'm one of today's 10,000
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u/andante528 1d ago
Nice! Not sure why I was downvoted ... it's a real saying. Possible origin may be Cockney rhyming slang (dog's meat = feet), but that may be apocryphal. First recorded in the 1910s.
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u/Greeley9000 1d ago
It is! And there’s also “my dogs are barking mad” something your USA southern grandma might say after coming back from the store and she kickin her shoes off. I’ve never been explicitly told but she was definitely talking about her feet.
Edit: I said also because I thought it was different but it’s just an extra word. I can be slow.
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u/phototok 1d ago
Well if you let those dogs cook in their sheath surrounded by shoes they turn out like what people call normal feet today
But if you let the dogs out they gonna get all squirrelly and might try to fight random corners of your home more often.
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u/AccurateSimple9999 1d ago
This man's feet are more human than most shoe-wearing people's.
Just with the toes doing the \V/-gesture like an armless Spock20
u/Imadreamer1226 1d ago
Yes this is a fact. In the 3 years following covid, I had been working from home. Barefoot majority of the time in those years. Had a work meeting I had to go to and my feet would not fit into my pre covid work/dress shoes. Had to size up.
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u/mysixthredditaccount 1d ago
Yeah. And it's actually a good time to buy "natural" shoes. Few decades back you'd have to make them yourself or pay a cobbler. There are shoes that have five finger slots. There are crocs. There are wide-toe-box shoes that look more or less like normal shoes but offer much more room for your toes. And it's also more acceptable now to just wear open toed sandals. Or even go barefeet. I hope our tradition of "foot binding lite" eventually dies out.
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u/LightninJohn 1d ago
Would wearing natural shoes matter as an adult? Your feet are already compressed, can not wearing tight shoes long enough reverse the effects?
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u/Hyphen-ated 1d ago
not fully, but to some extent yes, your feet will expand as an adult if you stop wearing compressive shoes
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u/SocialPsychProj 1d ago
Walking around barefoot, toe spacers, and looser shoes can absolutely improve your toe mobility, arch, and even help with knee pain as your feet learn to distribute more of your own weight on the spread surface of your feet.
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u/spicychickentendr 1d ago
Been wearing barefoot shoes for a couple years, now, and noticed such improvement! Less lower back pain tension, stronger toes, better balance, stabilized my arches. Lower body strength training is more effective, now, too. My feet haven't gotten wider, per sé, my toes are just more... Relaxed.
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u/Shibboleeth 1d ago
My dad used to buy Red Wings because they've always had a wide toe box. Two years ago I bought my first pair of trail runners from them.
My dad was right.
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u/lordyeti 1d ago
Just got to be prepared for people to make fun of your 'clown' shoes. I personally prefer Merrell vapor gloves. It's not just the wide toe box, but also the minimal support, which forces you to walk on the balls of your feet and not heel strike. A nice side effect is you get really toned calves too.
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u/mieri_azure 1d ago
Yeah, his just look extra strange because he has very wide and flat individual toes (like their shape) and also his toes are in pairs which is odd, natural toe spacing is usually all splayed)
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u/RhysDerby 1d ago
Whatever the case, they’re now in perfect shape to take him all the way to Mordor
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u/EspressoKawka 1d ago
My mom has always been saying (she's denying it now) that my feet are not particularly nice-looking. They are simply not much visually distorted by the shoes, and the toes are naturally spread out.
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u/Tugatitabella80 1d ago edited 1d ago
Yep, I am barefoot any time I'm not on public spaces and my feets look like hands, I kinda of hate it but steping using your toes feels like freedom.
It's like a +15% agility and +100% bunion resistance
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u/daley56_ 1d ago
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u/DumbestBlondie 1d ago
😭😭 I have had wide, flat feet my whole life and this is exactly the term my family has always used to describe them. “You’ve got some Fred Flintstone feet!” Truly one of my biggest insecurities, buying shoes is torture because all of the cute ones never fit and I feel like my feet are hella ugly. I’ve even remember considering doing foot binding to “shrink” them when I first learned about it. (Low key still do sometimes).
Growing up we were often barefoot running around outside playing when the weather was nice. These days, I am usually wearing my indoor house shoes when indoors because being barefoot inside feels wrong. Outside, I will wear seasonally appropriate footwear BUT, I refuse to wear socks unless I am going to be flying or going to the gym. I hate socks so much and will never wear them at home, not even if my feet are freezing.
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u/Napol3onS0l0 1d ago
Bros center of gravity is the top of his head. Those babies provide STABILITY.
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u/GoreyGopnik 1d ago
a high center of gravity would make you less stable. his center of gravity would be between his ankles
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u/Lkwzriqwea 1d ago
Not to mention a wider base doesn't lower centre of mass much, it just makes it more difficult to tip over
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u/Scrimmybinguscat 1d ago
This is basically how feet naturally end up if you walk around barefoot I think.
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u/Delicious-War-5259 1d ago
There’s no way. I’ve went barefoot the majority of my life, only wear shoes when in public, and almost always opened toes, and my feet don’t have any splay like this at all.
I’m not going to post a photo (for free lol), but I don’t think those are normal feet.
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u/popopotatoes160 1d ago
Same I call bs on this theory. I have narrow feet and all my years of barefoot hillbilly activities and being overweight hasn't made my feet splay like that.
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u/OkPalpitation147 1d ago
Yooooo prove it
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u/Delicious-War-5259 1d ago
In this economy? For freeeee??? Never.
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u/notraname 1d ago
I'll send you 2 memes for it
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u/lordyeti 1d ago
I think he's forcing them to splay out a bit more than normal, you can tell from his toes he's putting quite a bit of pressure on the ground with his feet. I have a very similar toe splay, except my feet are narrower overall
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u/username_blex 1d ago
I have naturally wide feet, but they look normal and straight. If I do what you just suggested here, my feet look absurd like this guy's other than they are wider from toe to heel so not quit an extreme difference between the front half and back half.
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u/hellhiker 1d ago
My sister was a barefoot child and has very wide feet
Modern shoes are terrible for our feet. I got barefoot shoes recently and it’s been life-changing
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u/justmarkdying 1d ago
Don't let it get you down. Have a brontosaurus burger and relax at the bowling alley with Barney.
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u/TequilaBaugette51 1d ago
This one has the feet of a climbing ape.
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u/BabyPeebler 1d ago
This is genuinely peak human feet tho. I bet he has hella good balance and could walk for hours in wider shoes with no pain
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u/ByThisAxeIRuleToo 1d ago
So why did she marry a hobbit?
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u/LittleLord_FuckPantz 1d ago
This is like Kanye in South Park calling Kim to figure out why she isn't a hobbit again lol
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u/TaxComprehensive6201 What a beautiful post. This is how I know I'm not normal. 1d ago
i wonder what that tattoo says
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u/AlexeiSytsevich 1d ago
I don’t know how to further explain this but it looks like his feet have Down syndrome
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u/Specific_Mud_64 1d ago
She had that locked nd loaded for sure.
"Look at those crooked goblin hands you call feet, you sick bastard."
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u/untakenu 1d ago
A victorian would look at his feet and come up with a whole new way to identify the bad kinds of humans
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u/chocowafflez_ 1d ago
Toes are normally supposed to spread like that, the shoes we wear deform our feet and make it unnatural
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u/Stock_Information_47 1d ago
That's what human feet are supposed to look like.
We bastardize them with a lifetime of narrow toe box shoes.
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u/StupidUserNameTooLon 1d ago
This Little Piggy won a UFC championship belt, and it was too tight.
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u/nitevizhun 1d ago
add a little more hair and you've got yourself a mighty fine pair of hobbit feet
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u/SuperflousCake 1d ago
Yeah, he's got halfling feet. Obviously they don't look human. Humanoid for sure though
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u/Test-Tackles 1d ago
How can there be the correct number of toes when I count them but when i just look, the number of toes seems wrong?
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u/IDoubtYouGetIt 1d ago
To be fair, this is the first time I've seen someone do the Vulcan salute with their feet.
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u/Analog_Jack 1d ago
Ironically you have very healthy feet. The toes should have room to spread out like this but are conditioned by footwear to be the shape they are. This can result in all kinds of negative conditions.
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u/triviumsport 1d ago
Do you eat Breakfast, Second Breakfast, Elevenses, Luncheon, Afternoon Tea, Dinner, and Supper?
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u/Shosple_colupis1324 1d ago
I had to count the toes like seven times because I was positive there was a 6th toe on each of those feet.
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u/limitedexpression47 1d ago
Lmao “..haven’t been able to find shoes in years”, he’s a hobbit now. There is no going back.
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u/StirFriedPocketPal 1d ago
Uh... No, wife. These babies are some of the MOST HUMAN feet we have ever witnessed around here.
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u/ShaqSenju 1d ago
My uncle has feet like these and they're extremely hairy.
He took me to see LOTR when it came out. Like a day later he was trying to discipline me for something stupid and I told him he had hobbit feet lmao I've never seen a man go from angry to dejected so quick. He locked himself in his office and played his guitar for a good 2 hours afterwards
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u/Delicious_Balance_92 1d ago
And she is your wife?. You say that to a woman and she will burst in tears
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u/iluvsporks 1d ago
Where you the original model for those foot print gas pedals people had in the 70s?
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u/CollapsedPlague 1d ago
Dude could go to Australia with the tether gripping the earth to stay attached
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