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10.       SERA_2005
668 posts
 27 Feb 2008 Wed 09:10 pm

Yes i know what your saying,there is a culture in Turkey about making yourself look beautiful and for lots of women this involves having regular pedicures and manicures.I am not saying this is a bad thing i was just wondering if anyone else had noticed it.Maybe its not a fetish but i have known people in the past who did have them.The colour red also seems to be the firm favourite.

11.       Elisabeth
5732 posts
 27 Feb 2008 Wed 09:32 pm

oh...red is my favorite. I don't know what it is about having pretty feet but I live in a very warm climate (Southeast Texas) and I wear sandals almost everyday, year round and I don't like to have naked toes!!

12.       teaschip
3870 posts
 27 Feb 2008 Wed 09:54 pm

I agree, I also have pedicures and fill in's every three weeks the toes have to look nice if nothing else. Not to mention the nice chair massage But I like to change the color up..You're Such a Kabuki Queen,Italian Love Affair, Chick flick Cherry, and I'm Not Really A Waitress to name a few of my favorite..

I think Turks have more of a fetish with shoes...Handsoms plan should be a real success..Just don't go stealing any shoes off the person.

13.       peacetrain
1905 posts
 28 Feb 2008 Thu 06:59 am

Handsom's patent may be under threat from Alpha. I hear he has plans for a Shoe Hypermarket In Turkey.

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