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[Flying Dice]

I don't know if it is anymore, but apparently at one point pizza was considered a vegetable.

I think that was mainly a joke.

It was actually an act of Congress, in order to make school lunches meet nutritional standards.

So...a joke

That gives me the idea for a new game: list out a few things and have people try to determine if they're jokes or acts of a legislative body.

[Blargityblarg]

Huh. My mother's side of the family, and my brother, all have hardcore Morton's Toe. I didn't know it had a name.

[MetalSlimeHunt]

My middle toe is longer than all the others, is that a specific thing or is that "normal"? I thought it was but now you have me questioning it.

[Neonivek]

Huh. My mother's side of the family, and my brother, all have hardcore Morton's Toe. I didn't know it had a name.

What kinda of condition is that?

Is it one of those "deformities" that don't look bad, that don't affect anything, and yet people get hardcore surgery to remove? (specifically asking if it is the fancy pinkie toe condition)

[Max White]

I'm with the Greeks on this one, it looks cooler than normal toe structure...

[Devling]

I'm with the Greeks on this one, it looks cooler than normal toe structure...

Morton is the most radical of names.

[Blargityblarg]

Huh. My mother's side of the family, and my brother, all have hardcore Morton's Toe. I didn't know it had a name.

What kinda of condition is that?

Is it one of those "deformities" that don't look bad, that don't affect anything, and yet people get hardcore surgery to remove? (specifically asking if it is the fancy pinkie toe condition)

It's the thing Glyph just posted about.

[Xantalos]

Huh. My mother's side of the family, and my brother, all have hardcore Morton's Toe. I didn't know it had a name.

What kinda of condition is that?

Is it one of those "deformities" that don't look bad, that don't affect anything, and yet people get hardcore surgery to remove? (specifically asking if it is the fancy pinkie toe condition)

It's the thing Glyph just posted about.

He never said what it was. I know we should know, but what is it?

[Max White]

When your second toe extends past your first toe, leading to a pointed shaped foot rather than a rounded one.

[Xantalos]

When your second toe extends past your first toe, leading to a pointed shaped foot rather than a rounded one.

Oh. I have a mild case of that.

[Sirus]

By "first toe", do you mean the big toe?

[Descan]

Then the second toe. There was a picture in the link and everything, people!

[Sirus]

Why take the effort of clicking a link and getting my information right away when I can pester you guys for info that may or may not be provided at some future time?
_{I missed it, sorry :<}

Hmm...I think I have that, but only for one foot. Pretty minor though.

[Max White]

By "first toe", do you mean the big toe?

...Yes.
But the point is that for some people the second toe is longer, so calling it a 'big' toe may be confusing when taking the conversation into account.

[GlyphGryph]

My big toe is actually shorter than the next TWO toes. Which is pretty common for Morton's toe.

The side benefit is that it really, really does make your feet significantly better at grasping things. I find it surprising how many people here claim to have it, considering it is present in a bit less than 10% of the population.

Interesting...