In addition to the pig and dog, a certain upwardly mobile fly alerts the harvester -- in a sort of foot-stamping, insect version of "my-child is going to Dalton or nowhere" -- by buzzing over the buried truffle and trying to deposit her eggs on the ground above it.
The same is true with footcare, he adds - not that the SSL boss has any sort of foot fetish (to my knowledge) but because, alongside the vibes and lubes, the company sells bunion pads and toenail fungus treatments, because it owns the Dr Scholl's brand outside the US.
A sort of phantom foot reaction lingered only briefly, as I instinctively wanted to reach for the gas with my right foot.
For a few hours at least, swathes of northern New York City seemed to be on a sort of war footing.
In college, I was known for a vodka-fuelled move my friends liked to call "hot lava," a sort of quick feet routine featuring sweeping arm movements for flair, and I haven't improved much since.
The running track here was a series of vast puddles, the pitch a mixture of sand and mud on which maintaining any sort of footing was an art.
The rest of the nine-member cast begins to rotate the stairs with increasing speed, forcing Clarissa (a forthright Ms. McLaughlin) desperately to maintain her air of glamour and Septimus (a haunting Tommy Schrider) to desperately maintain any sort of footing.
A straight six off James Anderson - a sort of jumping back-foot drive - was a stunning blow, as were several of his top-spin pulls.
True to form, minutes later, Dame Judi was chatting animatedly, laughing about the Suffolk chill that found her wearing three layers of thermals under a sort of smock, her feet covered only in sandals.
Behind the dancers stood a sort of silver house, twenty-two feetallll, which looked as though someone had glued a bunch of poles together while drunk.
On the original landing page, the mascot was depicted missing a foot, as a sort of an inverse image of a lucky rabbit's foot.
