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I used to be able to reach and change a bulb in my kitchen with bare feet, but now, I can barely reach them, and had to get a chair. It's just no good to have this many miles on you.
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10-27-2005, 08:24 PM #1Forum Member
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Shrinkage!
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I think it's just amazing that you can stand on your hands long enough to change a lightbulb with your bare feet!!
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Originally Posted by snowball
I think it's just amazing that you can stand on your hands long enough to change a lightbulb with your bare feet!! 
You have to have wicked pedal dexterity.
There goes the neighborhood.
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I have excellent pedal dexterity... I can drive vehicles with standard shift transmissions! Originally Posted by Rossco
You have to have wicked pedal dexterity.
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