19 minutes ago, Iggles_Phan said:

Al says, "Being married with children is no excuse."

The future is now old man 

4 hours ago, paco said:

Baby girl went for her first mani-pedi with mommy a few weeks ago.  Daddy doesn't go to nail salons, so doubtful.

My father in law, an East Texas redneck, has been getting pedicures for decades.  He is 87. I have never had one but the wife draws the line at trimming toenails so she has pretty much informed me that when I am too old to trim my own, it’s pedicures for me.  She gets at least two pedicures a month once it is sandal and flip flop season.  

1 hour ago, DEagle7 said:

Y'all are just jealous.  I'm about to crush it on OnlyFans with these babies. 

 

3 minutes ago, schuy7 said:

 

18 minutes ago, DEagle7 said:

The future is now old man 

 

On 7/7/2024 at 4:50 PM, paco said:

Why would the Vikings give us a first for Bradford?

There’s a significant difference between the 2 positions. Bradberry couldn’t guard my 13 year old nephew 

3 hours ago, DEagle7 said:

6'7" 371 pounds...hot damn 

Yeah, but what color is his nails

1 hour ago, BigEFly said:

My father in law, an East Texas redneck, has been getting pedicures for decades.  He is 87. I have never had one but the wife draws the line at trimming toenails so she has pretty much informed me that when I am too old to trim my own, it’s pedicures for me.  She gets at least two pedicures a month once it is sandal and flip flop season.  

Can't do it.  It's not even a masculine thing, it's a "don't touch my f'n feet" thing.  

42 minutes ago, paco said:

Can't do it.  It's not even a masculine thing, it's a "don't touch my f'n feet" thing.  

I understand but at some point in a long life, a lot of us reach the point of "can’t touch my f’n feet” like my FIL, who is widowed and doesn’t have a lot of options.

A doc once did a retrospective study showing a statistically significant correlation between the condition of a patient’s toe nails and their 30 day all cause mortality.

This nail painting talk is boring, we should circle back to sexy dances 

3 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

This nail painting talk is boring, we should circle back to sexy dances 

3 hours ago, BigEFly said:

My father in law, an East Texas redneck, has been getting pedicures for decades.  He is 87. I have never had one but the wife draws the line at trimming toenails so she has pretty much informed me that when I am too old to trim my own, it’s pedicures for me.  She gets at least two pedicures a month once it is sandal and flip flop season.  

Well, FMJ is proven true 

 

This place is dead.  It's been over 12 hours and we have no new pictures of @DEagle7's feet  

31 minutes ago, paco said:

This place is dead.  It's been over 12 hours and we have no new pictures of @DEagle7's feet  

First taste is free. The second is gonna is gonna cost you 😘

OnlyFans.com/profiles/TwinkleToesTeddy

(Please be a real profile link) 

20 hours ago, Mike030270 said:

The rage has been hilarious to watch

Heads would explode on here if Dawk, Foles, Kelce, and a bunch of others painted their nails

 

 

Someone on twitter ask them to paint their nails please

lol. yeah. But then these folks favorite musicians and wrestlers probably wore nail polish. Pretty funny. It's always been a rebellion I'm different thing. If that's what people want to do for a statement... well more power to ya. I haven't forgotten Dennis Rodman and Ricky Williams :)

14 hours ago, eagle45 said:

A doc once did a retrospective study showing a statistically significant correlation between the condition of a patient’s toe nails and their 30 day all cause mortality.

Unfortunately, I don't think a pedicure will help there - it's probably correlated with health issues due to their impact on nail growth and health, not the other way around.

20 hours ago, Alphagrand said:

I don't think it's rage.  It's bewilderment at the direction society is headed in certain ways.  As I get older I realize I'm veering off the course the rest of the Earth seems to be setting.  That's okay with me -- the world belongs to the young, as Katherine Hepburn said on Broadway in 1970.

Tolerance and humor is key.    

It's mostly ignorance. If people got a decent grounding in history, they'd realize that fashion has always had its bizarre side, I mean we don't wear codpieces with tights anymore!

https://www.artnews.com/art-in-america/columns/renaissance-fashions-today-1234632965/

14 hours ago, BigEFly said:

I understand but at some point in a long life, a lot of us reach the point of "can’t touch my f’n feet” like my FIL, who is widowed and doesn’t have a lot of options.

No argument with that.  Still, going to a pedicure place seems odd for men, whatever ages.

I see a podiatrist every 9 weeks because I have hammer toes and neuropathy in my feet. She cuts the nails but doesn't paint them. Does that count?

23 hours ago, paco said:

Baby girl went for her first mani-pedi with mommy a few weeks ago.  Daddy doesn't go to nail salons, so doubtful.

Just wait, this fall your nails will look like this on gameday!

 

3 hours ago, austinfan said:

It's mostly ignorance. If people got a decent grounding in history, they'd realize that fashion has always had its bizarre side, I mean we don't wear codpieces with tights anymore!

https://www.artnews.com/art-in-america/columns/renaissance-fashions-today-1234632965/

Speak for yourself boomer!  

3 hours ago, just relax said:

I see a podiatrist every 9 weeks because I have hammer toes and neuropathy in my feet. She cuts the nails but doesn't paint them. Does that count?

Here's something I think about often.  We have these doctors, who suffered and grinded out their residency, and these are some of the brightest and smartest people in the world (I hope).  Why would they choose feet?  They're smart enough that they can probably choose a different part of the body to work with or a different path of study altogether, but your example alone almost makes me dry heave while sitting here.  At some point during this long journey, these doctors look in the mirror and say, "I'm gonna go with my greatest passion.........disgusting, smelly, sweaty......feet."  Does this doctor go home to his family and say, "Work was great today honey!  I knocked out some dude's hammer toes, cut his toenails, sanded down a bunion, and gave him a foot massage.  Would you pass the mashed potatoes please?"  And don't get me started on proctologists.  Some real sickos they must be (Unfortunately I'll find out shortly).  

 

28 minutes ago, hputenis said:

Speak for yourself boomer!  

Here's something I think about often.  We have these doctors, who suffered and grinded out their residency, and these are some of the brightest and smartest people in the world (I hope).  Why would they choose feet?  They're smart enough that they can probably choose a different part of the body to work with or a different path of study altogether, but your example alone almost makes me dry heave while sitting here.  At some point during this long journey, these doctors look in the mirror and say, "I'm gonna go with my greatest passion.........disgusting, smelly, sweaty......feet."  Does this doctor go home to his family and say, "Work was great today honey!  I knocked out some dude's hammer toes, cut his toenails, sanded down a bunion, and gave him a foot massage.  Would you pass the mashed potatoes please?"  And don't get me started on proctologists.  Some real sickos they must be (Unfortunately I'll find out shortly).  

 

I have two friends still living because of one particular proctologist. Bless her soul.