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Sep23-07, 04:17 PM   #1
 
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Are they beach legs, ape legs, stay at home legs, other? mine are perfect for the beach apart from the blemishes.
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I have a pair that I wear to the beach and another pair that I just wear around home.
Sep24-07, 10:09 AM   #3
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Are beach legs webbed?

My are as skinny as toothpicks.
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I have a pair that I wear to the beach and another pair that I just wear around home.
Ahhh ha ha ha! That's a great image.

My legs look good on a bike. Unfortunately, I'm more of a runner.
Sep24-07, 10:13 AM   #5
 
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Well, I could argue that I don't have any legs. But I would probably lose.
Sep24-07, 10:15 AM   #6
 
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Lifting 260 lbs in the gym legs.
Sep24-07, 10:32 AM   #7
 
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Seems like Chi is the top so far , with two extremes chicken legs and tree stumps.
Sep24-07, 10:33 AM   #8
 
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Seems like Chi is the top so far , with two extremes chicken legs and tree stumps.
You guys want a picture?
Sep24-07, 10:41 AM   #9
 
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Well, I could argue that I don't have any legs. But I would probably lose.
"I don't need legs. I have legs." -- Jerry Seinfeld
Sep24-07, 11:10 AM   #10
 
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Tree stumps.
Sep24-07, 11:12 AM   #11
 
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Tree stumps.
Don't forget that extra digging foot. That seems to come in handy.

My legs would be good beach legs if they weren't so pale, or bruised, or short, or... They're good, sturdy farm legs though.
Sep24-07, 01:00 PM   #12
 
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Are beach legs webbed?

My are as skinny as toothpicks.
Pics or I call shens.
Sep24-07, 01:19 PM   #13
 
My wife likes them (my legs), so that's fine with me.

Last night she was petting them as if they were a furry cat. I had to ask her to stop, it was getting weird.
Sep24-07, 01:23 PM   #14
 
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Last night she was petting them as if they were a furry cat. I had to ask her to stop, it was getting weird.
Mine does that - I daren't argue.

The only problem with mine is that they are both shorter than the other!
I have duck's disease =my bum is too close to the ground.
Sep24-07, 01:39 PM   #15
 
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The only problem with mine is that they are both shorter than the other!
How about that, I always thought that if you had one leg shorter than the other, that nature would compensate and you would have one leg longer than the other. My problem is that I am too short for my weight. But at least both of my legs reach the ground.

edit - now I see, in your case, in order to compensate, you would have to have both legs longer than the other and that is logically impossible.
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My wife likes them (my legs), so that's fine with me.

Last night she was petting them as if they were a furry cat. I had to ask her to stop, it was getting weird.

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My wife likes them (my legs), so that's fine with me.

Last night she was petting them as if they were a furry cat. I had to ask her to stop, it was getting weird.
And you didn't suggest she just move her hands up a bit further? Yep, definitely married.
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