"Put those finger-toes away. Put them away! Freak of fucking nature. Ugh. Finger-toes, don't you pick things up with them! Ew. That's just not right. You start using them like hands, I'll chop your fuckin' arms off. Then you'll be stuck with them. That'll teach ya."
I'm with STM on this one. Ever seen people who can do all sorts of fingery tasks with their toes? Gross.
"Stop talking. Shut the fuck up. Shut the fuck up, 'kay? Just say 'okay'. Shut the fuck up! Just say 'okay'. Shut the fuck up! Stop talking. Stop talking! Say 'okay'— Shut the fuck up! Ugh."
I find it sort of reassuring that I can pick up stuff using my toes, in case someday somthing happens to my arms... Now I just hope STM doesnt chop my arms off.
I think I trained my toes through laziness to bend down to pick things up! Now I use them to amuse my boyfriend who finds it similarly intriguing and weird.
Ok, is there such a thing as sleep tourettes syndrome, because that's exactly what this sounds like, especially the yelling that often wakes him. Does anyone else believe this could be what's happening here?
Oh and in response to the "Ummm... What?" from Karen about, I'm assuming, Megan Fox's toe thumbs. Google Megan Fox's Thumb, you will see what they were talking about.
I actually have really short toes that are kinda squarish, but I've learned to pick stuff up with them. Being in a wheelchair and all with bad balance, it does really come in handy. But, I'd really appreciate it if STM didn't chop off my arms, 'cause I kinda need those to get around. ;o)
And Anonymous at 00:59, I have a degree in psychology, so I'm quite familiar with Tourette's Syndrome, but had never heard of the sleep Tourette's. I agree that the random yelling could be classified under this, but the rest is so detailed and longer than what you'd see in typical Tourette's ... But, I guess anything is possible.
Some people are double arm-amputees and have no choice but to use their feet. I've always found it kinda incredible personally. At any rate, I'm not sure it's a comment you should endorse seeing as some people have no choice but to do this because of a severe disability.
I have finger-toes too. If my arms are full and I drop something small (example: carrying a load of laundry and I drop a sock) I can pick it up with my toes. I think it's more useful than freaky. :) (I can also turn a doorknob with my toes.)
I find it sort of reassuring that I can pick up stuff using my toes, in case someday somthing happens to my arms... Now I just hope STM doesnt chop my arms off.
ReplyDeleteSTM could just be referring to Megan Fox's toe thumbs.
ReplyDeleteUmmm... What? -Karen
ReplyDeleteMy husband has finger-toes. They are dexterous and gross. It freaks me out and intrigues me at the same time.
ReplyDeleteI have finger toes and they are very useful. I draw the line at putting them anywhere near my face though!
ReplyDelete> Ever seen people who can do all sorts of fingery tasks with their toes? Gross.
ReplyDeleteI am giving you the middle toe right now.
"i am giving you the middle toe right now"
ReplyDeletebah ha ha haaaa. AWESOME!!
We call them Monkey Toes...
ReplyDeleteDid he see the new e-men movie?
ReplyDeleteOoops, that should be x-men.
ReplyDeleteI too, have finger toes. Long and dexterous. It makes finding sandals that fit difficult.
ReplyDeletesmalltownmom beat me to it- it sounds like X-Men First Class
ReplyDeleteMy finger toes are really helpful.
ReplyDeleteI think I trained my toes through laziness to bend down to pick things up! Now I use them to amuse my boyfriend who finds it similarly intriguing and weird.
ReplyDeletebut if STM cuts off that person's arms, they'll be forced to use their finger toes all the time!
ReplyDeletehttp://www.ugo.com/therush/gallery/x-men-first-class-image-gallery/787/6/
ReplyDeleteSomething like this??? :-P
I'm giving you the middle toe right now = best come back EVER!!!!!
ReplyDeleteOk, is there such a thing as sleep tourettes syndrome, because that's exactly what this sounds like, especially the yelling that often wakes him. Does anyone else believe this could be what's happening here?
ReplyDeleteOh and in response to the "Ummm... What?" from Karen about, I'm assuming, Megan Fox's toe thumbs. Google Megan Fox's Thumb, you will see what they were talking about.
ReplyDeleteI actually have really short toes that are kinda squarish, but I've learned to pick stuff up with them. Being in a wheelchair and all with bad balance, it does really come in handy. But, I'd really appreciate it if STM didn't chop off my arms, 'cause I kinda need those to get around. ;o)
ReplyDeleteAnd Anonymous at 00:59, I have a degree in psychology, so I'm quite familiar with Tourette's Syndrome, but had never heard of the sleep Tourette's. I agree that the random yelling could be classified under this, but the rest is so detailed and longer than what you'd see in typical Tourette's ... But, I guess anything is possible.
Would STM be referring to your visit to the monkey nursery some time ago? Monkeys have legitimate "finger-toes".
ReplyDeleteSome people are double arm-amputees and have no choice but to use their feet. I've always found it kinda incredible personally. At any rate, I'm not sure it's a comment you should endorse seeing as some people have no choice but to do this because of a severe disability.
ReplyDeleteooo!!! It does sound like there are two people talking! How fascinating!
ReplyDeleteI have finger-toes too. If my arms are full and I drop something small (example: carrying a load of laundry and I drop a sock) I can pick it up with my toes. I think it's more useful than freaky. :)
ReplyDelete(I can also turn a doorknob with my toes.)
Sounds like he is in the mafia.
ReplyDelete3 different people that time. you can hear him interrupt himself and change his voice appropriately.
ReplyDeleteI can do tons of things with my toes....including writing. :-)
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Wow, how cute that you discriminate against those with talented feet. I pick things up with my toes all the time; it's very useful.
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