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Isn't it true that people who hate feet do so bec they themselves have nasty feet?
Isn't it true that people who hate feet do so because they themselves have nasty feet? Any body here who has nasty and dirty and cracked feet who... Show More
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My boyfriend is in love with my feet and he said he always wanted a girl with cute feet. His feet aren't nasty or dirty. They're actually the softest feet I have ever seen and the cleanest. He was taught to take amazing care of them. But they are a bit weird (his words) because the toes are a tiny bit twisted but I don't really notice...but they are also really big. He hates his own feet.
Personally I hated feet before I met him. I always thought they were dirty and ugg. He knew a lot about anatomy in general and about feet so he showed my why my feet were good feet genetically and before I thought my feet were really weird now I realized they were really healthy. I take really good care of my feet but I used to hate people touching mine and touching others. Now I'm okay with touching his and he touching mine. Foot massages are my new favorite. lol
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I don't like others' feet but adore my feet.
Seriously, I treat them like babies.
I use scrubs and soak them in bubbled water.
I genuinely take care of them.
I make sure they're soft and smooth to the touch but can't stand other people's feet.
I don't know why.
My ex loved my feet and said they were cute, I don't know if I agree on that. I just like them because they're mine and they're clean and soft.
I think people don't like feet because people can have really nasty feet and it takes just one bad pair to ruin all of them for you
I don't think that's true at all. Just because a person cares for their own feet, that doesn't mean they are automatically going to find other people's feet attractive. In general,I don't love feet nor do I find them repulsive. But how comfortable I feel about someone else's feet is going to depend on THEIR feet, not on mine.
Your last statement is true; but I was not suggesting otherwise.
I thought that was kind of the whole point of your question?
Ive never known anyone who hated feet, at least they didn't tell me. I don't like other peoples feet that much, I like my own feet: clean, cute. The thing I don't like about other peoples feet is gangrened toe nails and callouses *hurl, dried skin, so not big on looking at other peoples feet unless they are cute.
I really don't like feet. Men's feet are also bigger and hairier... They don't look so cute in sandals. I hate the bone structure of my feet, but they're not gross or big at all. I just don't like the shape of them and wear closed shoes most of the time even though people think I'm crazy for not liking them.
In my experiences it has been true, but I'm sure not everyone who hates them has nasty feet. Some people feel as if it is the dirtiest part of the body. My boyfriend is like that an it is really annoying. He doesn't like people looking at them, he won't touch them, and he doesn't like people touching his. It is one thing not to like them, but he is too extreme about it. I have ugly feet so I don't always like people looking and touching them, but if they look well grooms after a pedicure then I am fine with it.
I hate feet because my best friend always has sweaty feet and she always tries to put them on my lap or on a table and it is positively disgusting she also always has dirt under her toe nails and her feet are really big too and she is always shoving them in my face to annoy me and I just hate it! As for my own I keep them clean and my toenails painted but I don't really pay much attention to them I'm just glad I have them haha
Could be. I know I absolutely hate my feet. I try hard to take care of them, and I go for pedicures often. However, I work in a factory and I have to wear steel toes. I am on my feet eight hours a day. So the bottoms no matter what I do are still hard at the bottom. I really hope I never meet a guy with a foot fetish, because he will run out the door as soon as he sees them. I'm planning on buying a water foot massager soon. I heard those help.
No, I don't think it is true, I like my own feet and usually wear nail polish to make them pretty.
I'm not keen on men's feet as they are usually hairy and have weirdly long toes.
If I saw someone's disgustingly cracked, dirty, bunion feet standing beside me I would probably vomit! Even the TV ad for dry cracked heels makes me heave...
Exactly ! I react that way too.
Most people I know who hate feet take care of their own feet really well.
... or is this a foot fetish question in disguise?
If that's the case ... "Oh yeah, I know all of these men who have gnarled, dirty feet from working hard all day in sweaty socks steel toed boots who love to lavish a woman's soft, sensual feet with edible lotions that he then licks off..."
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I like a women to have dirty sweaty feet from working all day then smell them lol
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I don't have a foot fetish, no. My feet aren't great though (I've got a few foot problems), but at the same time, I don't really hate feet. I just don't get turned on by them alone.
I mean, hey. I don't exactly have the nicest ass. In fact, I really dislike my own ass. But I'm all up for a girl's tight bottom, haha!
Well, feet in general are nasty because people walk with them and they tend to touch filthy places. And yes, they do get callouses and such it's just not a very appealing feature. Mine are... not horrible. But in general you could say I dislike feet.
That said, if a girl takes great care of her feet and they don't resemble that of shoeless hippy who walked across the country and back, I find it appealing. It does add to her image in a big way. I can come up with ridiculous explanations as to why that is, but I'll leave it at that.
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How much more would you be willing to pay for a car that could capture and store its own carbon dioxide emissions rather than belching them into the air? The answer can be found in a new paper by Michael Sivak, a professor at the University of Michigan and director of "Sustainable Worldwide Transportation" at the school's Transportation Research Institute. Sivak and his colleagues reveal their findings in: A Survey Of Driver Opinion About Carbon Capture In Vehicles.
I call this a "silly" question not out of disrespect — the topic is a good one and the technology could change the world — but because at this point automotive carbon capture is based more in science fiction than science fact. Sure, some mad scientists are working on prototypes — but this is putting the cart way before the horse. It's not going to make economic sense to capture and sequester small amounts of carbon from millions of moving vehicles before engineers have figured out an economic method of capturing and sequestering large amounts of carbon from single-source carbon emitters like coal-fired power plants.
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We just finished the fourth race of the season and man has it been great. Four different winners, four drivers all but qualified for the Chase and great action on the track has me feeling all warm and fuzzy today. And no, I'm not on any pain meds, thank you very much. I am recovering very nicely. And with that update on my health, let's get to what causing my race buzz.
- Roush Fenway Racing. Well talk about a surprise, at least to me because I was all prepared to write about the struggles this team was experiencing that dated back to last year. But when the rain went away and the track dried up, two of the Roushkateers went to the front. I was shocked because I hadn't seen that capability from them to this point. And the fact that it was Ricky Stenhouse Jr up there with Carl Edwards really had me stunned because so far in his sophomore season he has been a middle of the pack driver. So cheers to the RFR one two punch this week. But I'm keeping my eyes out to see if this is truly resurgence or a fluke.
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- Television Coverage. If you haven't figured out yet, I watch all of the races from the comfort of my apartment. I do occasionally attend the April Texas race. I love that the sport I love is on my television so much but that doesn't mean it's perfect. Far from it. But there are two things in particular that get on my nerves especially at short tracks.
Commercials.I know there are side by side at the beginning and end of the races but to me that's not enough.In this day and age of technology why we can't have side by side or no commercials is beyond me. If soccer can do it why not NASCAR?
Camera angles.Specifically tight camera shots on one car when there is action all around the track. There is a time and a place to focus on one car but that is few and far between, like when a wreck happens or the field is spread out. But at a short track the field will hardly ever be spread out. So pan the camera out, use the blimp shot and show us more of the exciting action that we know is happening all over the race track, not just what the producers think we fans want to see.
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I have an MSI board with nforce2 chip and 6-channel audio(no audio or usb working yet).
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The best-selling Real-Time Strategy franchise of all time is back and at your service, with the fast-paced tactical action that set the standard for strategy gaming. Command massive armies like never before, powered by the C&C 3 engine with cutting-edge visuals, dynamic destruction and immersive realism.
Dozer =)
its look nice :)
if we can make camera like this in game
u can add sky box :)
Yes, I completely forgot about the skyboxes ))
Welcome Back General.
Progress on these screenshots last week. I finally managed to fix most of the buildings and trees in the back seat.


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Category: Monitoring & Testing ×
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Location: Africa ×
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A.T.Monitors (a division of Armstrong Technologies Inc.)
based in Kemptville, ONTARIO (CANADA)
A.T.Monitors is a leading innovator, designer and manufacturer of liquid leak detection and level monitoring solutions for almost any application. With over 75 years of experience in the industry, William (Bill) Armstrong and his team provide a full selection of equipment designed to reliably detect liquid leaks and accurately measure levels in a cost-effective manner. ...
Environmental Systems & Services
based in Richmond, AUSTRALIA
Environmental Systems & Services (ES&S) is an advanced technology company, specialising in solutions in environmental and allied fields such as meteorology, hydrology, seismology, oceanography, air quality, and geotechnical engineering.
Global Electronic Recycling
based in Phoenix, ARIZONA (USA)
Global Electronic Recycling is a leader in the electronic recycling industry focused on providing `Specialized Recycling Solutions` tailored for your company`s specific needs. We provide a wide range of service options to assist clients in the management of their obsolete and recyclable materials. Improve your corporate downstream by joining numerous Fortune 500`s, US ...
Xi'an Shengren Electromechanical Technology Co,, Ltd
based in Xi'an City, CHINA
Xi'an Shengren Electromechanical Technology Co.,Ltd,With over 10years OEM&ODM experience in level meter measurement such as :UHZ-SR Magnetic Flap Level IndicatorSRRD 26G Radar Level SensorSRRD 6.8G Radar Level SensorSRDB Guided Wave Radar Level SensorSR Ultrasonic Level TransmitterSRCZ Magnetostrictive Liquid Level TransmitterSRFQ Float Level MeterSRZC Series Silo Heavy ...
Nolek Inc
based in Norsborg, SWEDEN
Nolek has over 40 years of experience developing leak test methods, manufacturing leak test instruments and engineering complete turn-key solutions. Our technical excellence and wealth of experience allow us to provide our customers with effective and efficient solutions for their leak testing requirements. We also supply auxiliary products including helium charging ...
Pulsar Instruments plc
based in Filey, UNITED KINGDOM
Pulsar Instruments Plc have over 45 years of experience in the noise measurement sector. The company designs, manufactures and markets from their head office in the UK compliant, common sense, practical solutions for industrial, occupational and other noise measurement applications in the work environment via a global distribution network. From the beginning, Pulsar have ...
based in Choenan, SOUTH KOREA
WESS ENV-100 sludge blanket level meter utilizes its specialized ultrasonic technology to measure sludge interface level in various types of clarifiers, settling tanks, and thickeners. The ENV-100 offers useful information with numeric & graphic screens, such as range of blanket level, echo profile image, and logged data analysis etc. By adopting VTA(Visual Threshold ...
Larson Davis, a division of PCB Piezotronics
based in Depew, NEW YORK (USA)
Larson Davis, a division of PCB Piezotronics, is a world leader in the design, manufacture, and distribution of acoustic and vibration measurement systems used for environmental noise monitoring, workplace noise/vibration exposure, and general noise surveys. The Larson Davis product line includes products such as Type 1 Sound Level Meters, Permanent & Quasi Permanent ...
KISTERS group
based in Aachen, GERMANY
KISTERS is a worldwide growing IT-company founded in 1963 as an engineering agency. Its 450 employees develop resource management systems for water and air, energy, and information systems for environment protection and safety. Professional competence and operational experience with 1.600 customers in 35 countries make KISTERS an internationally sought-after partner. The ...
AMETEK- Drexelbrook
based in Horsham, PENNSYLVANIA (USA)
For nearly 40 years, Drexelbrook has provided level and open channel flow measurement solutions to virtually every industry. Today, Drexelbrook is a part of the Sensor Technology Division of AMETEK, a leading global manufacturer. If non-contact radar is the right answer, we can offer you the industry`s first 2-wire FMCW technology. Then again, perhaps one of our guided ...