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As i sat at my desk, supposedly studying alongside this girl in proximity, she slips off her shoe to reveal she is wearing a cute pair of toe socks, but the surprise came when i noticed the big toe was missing (of the sock, that is, not the foot). There, alone and naked before my eyes was a single, adorable little bare toe, unable to wait till the spring for its release. I was transfixed by this toe for some time, as this girl in particular was a flexer and a presser (she curled and uncurled her toes frequently,as well as pressed her toes against an object in front of her. It was simply an intoxicating sight, particularly in the midst of my wintry discontent. >_< A short anecdote that ended after about 10-12 minutes, but significant enough that I felt compelled to tell you about it.
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I saw something along these lines a couple months ago.
At the hospital I work at, there was a girl there in one of the waiting areas who was wearing regular socks with a pair of flip flops, but she had the big toes cut out of them as well. I had to do a double take to make sure that I saw it correctly.
I thought it looked a little odd, but was equally arousing as well.
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quote:Originally posted by TicklingFiend: It was simply an intoxicating sight, particularly in the midst of my wintry discontent.
Don't experience that as much now that I'm in Florida (girls are still wearing flip-flops- it's been near 80 every day still), but recall similar experiences during the winter when I was up north. Totally concur with you, it's a heady experience that helps beat the barren winter doldrums.
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quote:Originally posted by Just Me: wearing regular socks with a pair of flip flops, but she had the big toes cut out of them as well.
How odd, indeed - I've never seen anything like this. I guess some women just can't get rid of their flip flops regardless of the weather... Were her toenails painted? (or at least her big toes )
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