That"s the truth. I really have no idea how that could happen with the 4th toe, and so "perfectly". For that to happen you"d either have to be born without bones in your 4th toe but still have the flesh there or some sort of weird foot binding. I"m going to call foul play, because the foot isn"t deformed in anyway that you would suspect is the result of having a deformity as such. I could see the pinky being like that and not causing deformities from years of walking, but the 4th toe?Millie said:#11 looks photoshopped. No way in hell someone"s feet can look like that.
Or can they?
Only analyzing this because I just had my foot x-rayed last week to check for a hairline fracture. I didn"t have one, but it did show some odd bone growth. Doc called them spurs, they"re on the underparts of the 2nd bone in my toes, all of my toes have the growth. Seems that my toes are longer then norm and the constant pressure from walking (since the tips of my toes are the last parts to leave pavement) caused it to develop.
Some of these feet look like they came out of national geographic africa foot studies.