Never even thought about it; now you got me thinking. Strange. Pedicure?? Why would anyone get their toenails worked on?? Do you get a massage at the same time as part of the deal?? I got my fingernails done once and kind of liked the way they shined and looked good. Didn't like it enough to pay $20-$30 again, though. Still, what does a pedicure have to do with walking? Maybe I should buy one before I comment on them. Still don't understand why your toenails should look good when they are under socks, in shoes and not visible in any event. Then again, I live in San Diego and wear sandals most of the time. Do people actually look at other people's toenails?? Gosh, have I missed out on this whole thing? Now you got me thinking about looking.
Never even thought about it; now you got me thinking. Strange. Pedicure?? Why would anyone get their toenails worked on?? Do you get a massage at the same time as part of the deal?? I got my fingernails done once and kind of liked the way they shined and looked good. Didn't like it enough to pay $20-$30 again, though. Still, what does a pedicure have to do with walking? Maybe I should buy one before I comment on them. Still don't understand why your toenails should look good when they are under socks, in shoes and not visible in any event. Then again, I live in San Diego and wear sandals most of the time. Do people actually look at other people's toenails?? Gosh, have I missed out on this whole thing? Now you got me thinking about looking.
I'm sorry I got us so off topic here, but yes, you get your feet and legs massaged at the same time. Your toes should look good all the time even if you're the only one who knows. Women notice what color other women have on their toes. I've had men comment on the color too.
Never even thought about it; now you got me thinking. Strange. Pedicure?? Why would anyone get their toenails worked on?? Do you get a massage at the same time as part of the deal?? I got my fingernails done once and kind of liked the way they shined and looked good. Didn't like it enough to pay $20-$30 again, though. Still, what does a pedicure have to do with walking? Maybe I should buy one before I comment on them. Still don't understand why your toenails should look good when they are under socks, in shoes and not visible in any event. Then again, I live in San Diego and wear sandals most of the time. Do people actually look at other people's toenails?? Gosh, have I missed out on this whole thing? Now you got me thinking about looking.
I don't get pedicures, but my wife gets them sometimes. There is more to it than painting toenails. The whole foot gets massaged, treated, calusses get removed. I think it is safe to say that bump probably appreciated the treatment of his feet more than what they may or may not have done to his toenails.
December 8th, 2007, 01:03 AM
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