Pics from Walmart (not so good)

[Deleted member 10284]

First, I took these on my camera phone so they didn't come out that great but this lady has some wonderful feet and she couldn't keep them still. I just wish they weren't strapped on her ankle because there is no way she would have kept them on. I was building up the courage to ask her from a proper close up of her "shoes" because my girl wanted some just like that and I wanted a reference when I went shopping but right as the little man left some other people walked into the waiting room. I had to settle for this. Sorry.

 

[Deleted member 10284]

These were as big as I can get them

hope you like

 

[phatteus]

Um.... isn't this.... illegal?

 

[Deleted member 10284]

Sorry

After some of the things I've seen on the internet, heard on here what people do I guess I thought this was ok. I have deleted all these pics. Sorry if I offended or creeped anyone out. Won't happen again.

 

[Oddjob0226]

Um.... isn't this.... illegal?

Photographs of people in public is completely legal. The owner of the private property, though, can make policy reguarding the taking of photos. But no one brings up copyright violtaions around here..... anyone got written permision from Britney Spears or Teri Hatcher (or People Magazine & Us Weekly, for that matter) reguarding the posting of their bare foot photos?


I don't get the part where he wishes her feet weren't strapped to her ankles. What what what, McCale what?

 

[Deleted member 10284]

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What I meant was her shoes strapped to her ankle.