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Press-on Toenails

 Fashionable feet - Conveniently!
 
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Gets especially interesting in the 1"+ range... a whole new look for summer...
—lsenater, Oct 18 2001

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       Why not?
—angel, Oct 18 2001
   

       Can I prise off my old ones first?
—stupop, Oct 18 2001
   

       PeterSealy: You wouldn't even need to cut them down to size, judging by the tinyness of some of the press-ons my sister has (they come in packs with an assortment of sizes inside). This must count as baked.
—pottedstu, Oct 18 2001
   

       (Imagines the smaller household pets going around with at least one eye patch)   

       [lsenater], have your S.O. try these out. I bet you change your mind after one night sleeping together...
—phoenix, Oct 18 2001
   

       This idea has only one vote. Let's keep it that way...
—k_sra, Jan 10 2004
   


 

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