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<blockquote data-quote="wizer" data-source="post: 1381557" data-attributes="member: 1245"><p>While I view this post with an understandable healthy dose of skepticism, if true, I'm not surprised. I picture [USER=537]@Flynn[/USER] as an attractive woman with a fiery temper and above average intelligence who just might take enough pride in her appearance to have some cosmetic work done to offset the affects of aging. [USER=537]@Flynn[/USER] posted a picture of a pretty woman on her profile a few months ago, it was only up for a week or so but I had a gut feeling it was her. As far as feet goes, I don't find feet to be attractive in general, especially toes. As we get older, things tend to get worse and my own feet are no exceptions (I might be looking at bunion surgery before they toss me into the cremator. The good news is, since feet are typically located all the way down at the bottom of the legs, you don't need to be looking at them especially since there are better things to look at.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="wizer, post: 1381557, member: 1245"] While I view this post with an understandable healthy dose of skepticism, if true, I'm not surprised. I picture [USER=537]@Flynn[/USER] as an attractive woman with a fiery temper and above average intelligence who just might take enough pride in her appearance to have some cosmetic work done to offset the affects of aging. [USER=537]@Flynn[/USER] posted a picture of a pretty woman on her profile a few months ago, it was only up for a week or so but I had a gut feeling it was her. As far as feet goes, I don't find feet to be attractive in general, especially toes. As we get older, things tend to get worse and my own feet are no exceptions (I might be looking at bunion surgery before they toss me into the cremator. The good news is, since feet are typically located all the way down at the bottom of the legs, you don't need to be looking at them especially since there are better things to look at. [/QUOTE]

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