One of my daughters saw this photo and said, "ewww!"
What's wrong with bronze feet? Or is that the kind of question that if you don't already know the answer then you should be ashamed of yourself?
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So the folks out there who are voting on the poll don't seem too confident that folks are self-aware. Feel free (even if you didn't vote) to provide an example here in a "comment" section for what makes you believe that.
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Maybe the problem is that they look like dirty bronze feet.
The large numbers of people who text (or actually make calls) in theaters.
The boys who make passes at me with idiotic computer-related pickup lines. ("you're taking a networking class? We should hook up!")
Know-it-alls in theaters and museums (and sometimes apparently cemeteries) who, without introduction or solicitation, will stop you and begin telling you everything about what you are looking at or going to see.
Complete strangers who will begin telling you all about their personal problems for no reason.
Really? Nothing for us before you go?
Smelly feet. People aren't aware of the infesting bacteria that grows on their feet (bronze, flesh or otherwise). That's the only evidence I need.
This is not the last word you shall hear of my diatribe against feet.
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