by MeInside on April 30th, 2007

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Did you know that the big toe supports the ballance of your skeleton? W/o them you would simply fall over and have to learn how to walk all over again.....

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by Vashtar on April 30th, 2007
I can walk without mine. I've heard the same thing about the little one. I'm not saying we don't use it, but it seems there's some exaggeration in that random fact.
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