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Like feet

rlvaughn

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I am gathering up saying that include the expression "like feet." Here are three examples. Maybe you have heard (or made up) some others. If so, I'd like to hear them. Thanks.

Excuses are like feet, everyone has them and they all stink.
Opinions are like feet, they all stink unless they’re yours.
Brothers and sisters are like feet; they may hurt you, but at the end of the day you’re grateful to have them.
 

Deacon

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My family uses the phrase, “Tastes like feet”.

My in-laws visited Switzerland years back and looked for something they could give to each of us when they returned.
While hiking the Alps a local vendor sold them some cheese and she packed it way in her suitcase for the return trip.
Upon arriving her clothes smelled musty, like a wet gym locker.
You guessed it, it was the cheese!
Apparently some goat cheeses have this noxious odor of smelly feet.
My aunt and uncle from California enjoyed the cheese.
Me, I couldn’t get it past my nose.... smelled like feet!

Rob
 

SGO

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"The thrill of victory, the agony of de feet..." TV Sports show

"No one likes to be defeeted." Michael Jackson in "Beat it"?
 

Roy

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"May I borrow your foot pump?"
"Why? Have you got flat feet?"
 

Rob_BW

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I should have expected a foot joke thread on the Baptistboard. :(

Seems the Mennonites are the only ones who still take feet seriously. :Biggrin
 

SGO

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"Floor smelling like feet, the odor floods the entire house. How do I clean this?"

Internet
 

SGO

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"Why does popcorn smell like feet?




R. M
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certified professional food eater with excellent references
Answered February 23, 2016

The culprit is Diacetyl aka Butanedione. It's used in food processing to impart a butter-ish flavor and is also produced when a bacteria named Streptococcus albus chows down on your apparently filthy, sweaty, bacteria laden feet."


from Quora on the Internet
 

SGO

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Billy Bob Big Old Hairy Feet on Amazon;
shoes that look like feet.
 
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