Swordsman Kirby
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lolThis event is gross, why is it official?
It could've been better, but my finals solve was total failure.Nice job, Tim - good solve! Someday I hope to be sub-minute.
This event is gross, why is it official?
This event is gross, why is it official?
completely agree. i would hate to have to judge it.![]()
Gross? Do you think your hands are cleaner than your feet?
Gross? Do you think your hands are cleaner than your feet?
I don't know the cleanliness degrees of either, but at least your hands are not stuck in dark, damp, sweaty places for extended periods of time. I, at least, wash my hands periodically throughout the day.
That being said, I do think feet is a little silly and arbitrary.
That being said, I do think feet is a little silly and arbitrary.
Same here, but money is money.
This event is gross, why is it official?
Gross? Do you think your hands are cleaner than your feet?
This event is gross, why is it official?
Gross? Do you think your hands are cleaner than your feet?
Yes. My hands smell better and are washed much more often. There is no comparison. I will lick my hand if you will lick my foot.
The 'gross' complaint is just pathetic, there is nothing gross about it. I always use my feet cube, which Timothy didn't even want to try, hell he didn't even let me try his feet cube![]()
I wash my feet every time before I do any footcubing. I doubt anyone here can say the same for their hands. Is this basic level of personal hygiene really that unfathomable to some of you?
I wash my feet every time before I do any footcubing. I doubt anyone here can say the same for their hands. Is this basic level of personal hygiene really that unfathomable to some of you?
Apart from taking a shower/bath, how exactly WOULD you wash your feet? Personally I find it quite difficult to get a foot into a typical sink (not to mention both feet).