Then he's on his feet, pulling back his chic tracksuit trousers to reveal the savage three-foot scar that's the legacy of a 2006 water-skiing accident – "one reality TV show too many," he laments.
Suddenly, the only sound in an eerily silent Rod Laver Arena was a lumbering Rusedski, racing on feet scarred by surgery last year, desperately trying to catch up to the lob's dying hop.
I didn't care if their sharp shot feet scarred the black-and-orange 1970's linoleum--it was so unattractive.
Likewise, was the upper dorsum foot midline scar a healed ulcer within a hyperpigmented skin strap line encircling the lower ankle and upper foot?
He had burn marks on his right arm, and a nearly foot-long scar ran across his chest, suggesting that someone had slashed him with a knife.
The problem is further complicated when faced with a relapsed club foot with scarring and stiffness secondary to previous surgeries.
Twenty-foot walls scar the landscapes, mounted cameras peer into Mexico, and stadium lights blind people at night.
Children lived and worked there, scrabbling about for anything that could be recycled, earning the equivalent of a dollar a day, drinking from fetid pools; and their feet were scarred, burnt and infected.
"The nearby fishing farms grow tilapia, which has made its way to the wetland and is somehow killing off all other fish," says one fisherman, who is tall, with deep golden brown eyes and long delicate fingers, while carrying across his feet the scars and bruises of a life in the water.
The admission note documented: "both legs are very much atrophied and thigh slightly so the right foot shows a scar on outer side just below and anterior to malleolus the scar is the result of a blow from an axe when patient was nine years old and to which he attributes all his trouble although for a year after the accident he was able to move easily and naturally".
Swelling of the right foot appeared, the scar re-opened and she presented with a dystonic posture of the right foot.
