I observed a woman doing this while in line at the grocery store recently. First she'd do it with her left foot and shoe and then, after she was finished, she started with the right one. The lady behind me commented: "Is she nervous or something?" And I just shrugged and said: "Could be." This involves either consciously or subconsciously slipping your feet in and out of your shoes while standing in line, sitting down at a table at the food court or library, leaning against a counter, etc. This is called "dipping". "Dangling" means to let your shoe slide off of your foot partially while seated while 'nervously' shaking your foot up and down.
Is this really a nervous thing for you? Conscious or subconscious? Or are you just so bored with standing in long lines that you just have to do something?
2006-10-23
05:01:45
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