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Let’s talk toe ancestry.
Because it’s Friday and no one ever does.
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I’m not seeing much difference between Germanic and Celtic and that seems to be my general shape.
Makes sense since my maternal line originates in Austria and my paternal line in Scotland.
So take off your shoes and tell me…
Whose toes do you have?
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Same for me. Lots of English and German in my ancestry.
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My toes are clearly and painfully smelly…
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I don’t think that option was on the chart….
😷
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Then you and I both know: the chart is a lie!
#LieOfOmission
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I still have a hard time seeing my toes. It is much better when someone else works on them but I don’t see any French toes. Maybe they are hiding today!
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My mom is French or was French origin, so I claim Dibbs.
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Close enough.
👍
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I have Greek feet, apparently.
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Egyptian toes. Middle Eastetn on my Mom’s side
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Egyption for me!
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I don’t have to take them off. Barefoot, remember? And I’m apparently Celtic. This does explain my love for Enya…
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Egyptian. As far as I know, no ancestors there. But I have never done the genetic testing, so who knows? One thing is certain:I avoid pointed shoes like the plague and always have.
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I used to love them, but now my bunion screams no.
🥴
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All of those feet look kind of strange to me. I guess my feet are chubby Egyptians.
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Apparently I’m Greek! Also, I don’t know how anyone could wear the pointy toe variety shoes.
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I used to but not anymore…
😰👠😰
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