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If You Had a Choice...

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You've made a bad decision and screwed with the wrong people. They give you a choice, they're taking a finger or a toe, which one is it?

 

Sorry, I watched Boondock Saints again last night. Quite frankly, I'm torn on the subject. Lose a toe and it will definitely impact balance but lose a finger and you're limited on so many things. I mean, I'd have to move to the ole "hunt and peck" on the keyboard.

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Maybe the ring finger. That or the middle one.

 

I'm thinking the right ring finger. One positive, permanent shocker.

Pinky finger? On the left hand? Is that an option?

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Are you left handed?

 

No but that's the wedding band finger.

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Pinky finger? On the left hand? Is that an option?

 

Absolutely. Probably my second choice.

No but that's the wedding band finger.

 

I thought of that, but I'd rather have all my fingers on my dominant hand. As it is, I'm ambidextrous. :lol:

Pinky on the left hand, no doubt. Got to keep the piggies.

As long as it isn't the big toe, definitely toe over finger. If it is between big toe and a finger, I choose pinky finger.

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I'm starting to wonder, how bad to you need a middle toe?

I'm starting to wonder, how bad to you need a middle toe?

 

I would think the loss of any toe is going to impact your balance to some extent.

Anytime I jam a finger or it is out of use, you feel so helpless. I broke my toe a few weeks back and was running two days later. I underpronate to the outside of my feet so losing my second toe does not seem all that bad.

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