I'll google "toe books" to see if there's a book to recommend to Nuke.To enlist in the army, you have to have all ten of your toes intact- their rules state that they will reject anyone for "current absence of a foot or any portion thereof." But as it turns out, it shouldn't be an issue, since a missing toe doesn't cause much damage. In fact, doctors have been able to design special shoes for toe amputees that will correct minor step problems.
Books and Shiet
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Montegriffo
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Well according to toe fact 2/9
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Fife
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Speaker to Animals wrote:I wonder if a missing toe would interfere with your running stride and affect performance. Any book recommendations for this topic?
I know some movies.
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TheReal_ND
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Anyway, thanks for the books deo. I'm about to jump in the hot tub and start on the introduction to Logic. Somebody already went through it with a high liter though. 
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Montegriffo
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Hot tub? Damn, your van is better kitted out than you are letting on.TheReal_ND wrote:Anyway, thanks for the books deo. I'm about to jump in the hot tub and start on the introduction to Logic. Somebody already went through it with a high liter though.
For legal reasons, we are not threatening to destroy U.S. government property with our glorious medieval siege engine. But if we wanted to, we could. But we won’t. But we could.
