Dragging Their Feet?

Question

Two men are approaching each other on a sidewalk. Both are dragging their right foot as they walk.
As they meet, one man looks at the other knowingly, points to his foot and says, Iraq, 1990."
The other points his thumb behind him and says, "nah, dog sh*t, 20 feet back."

Answer 1

Like it

Answer 2

This could be a sign of the startings of a condition known as Talipes, or clubfoot. As the child develops, keep a acheck on the shape of the foot and look to see whether it curls in naturally when you are, for example, laying her in her crib or changing her diaper. There are several different types of Talipes, the most common being Talipes Equinovarus, where the foot malforms so that the child is effectively walking on their toes and heel, without the center area of the foot touching the floor. The condition is correctible by the wearing of a splint to hold the foot in place while the child is walking, and then later, when older, the child would undergo an operation to break and reshape the foot, thus setting it back into the correct position. I would very strongly advise you see your pediatrician as soon as you can humanly manage.

Answer 3

nope sorry 1/10

Answer 4

i give it a 7 on the funny-meter

Answer 5

good 1 lol 10/10

Answer 6

Almost a lip twitch but that's about it.

Answer 7

Very funny. Made me giggle.

Answer 8

got a little of a twitch on the lip..ha ha h ugh!!!!!!

Answer 9

It's Ok, I guess

Answer 10

haha