LadyEmeraude
Tis The Season
Not Turkey legs, but YOUR legs? lol
Someone just sent me this question, SO, I will share it, how silly ...
Someone just sent me this question, SO, I will share it, how silly ...
Lighthearted, do you like or loathe your legs?
- Thread starter LadyEmeraude
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Shalimar
SF VIP
- Location
- Vancouver Island Canada
What fun! I like mine. So far, dancing, and T’ai Chi have paid off. 
hearlady
Homebody
- Location
- N Carolina
They were ok until one grew a big vericose vein. Now I hide them.
I still like them though. They work good and that's what counts!
I still like them though. They work good and that's what counts!
hawkdon
Well-known Member
- Location
- Liberty MO
Not happy with mine lately, they keep falling !!!!
LadyEmeraude
Tis The Season
Yeah, I like my legs, they are alright, I guess. Sort of knobby knees
and regular like legs, their shape is just ok, they are not my very
favorite body part though, but they will do for now.
and regular like legs, their shape is just ok, they are not my very
favorite body part though, but they will do for now.
Nathan
SF VIP
- Location
- High Desert- Calif.
My legs don't know how to dance, but they have Tai Chi, Qigong and Yoga down pat.What fun! I like mine. So far, dancing, and T’ai Chi have paid off.
Warrigal
SF VIP
- Location
- Sydney, Australia
I am grateful for my legs. They have carried me far and wide, even though sometimes they complained bitterly about steep gradients.
They now bear long scars from multiple joint replacements but they are still in working order and fit for what I need to do at my age. My legs, like my hands, are my friends regardless of appearance.
They now bear long scars from multiple joint replacements but they are still in working order and fit for what I need to do at my age. My legs, like my hands, are my friends regardless of appearance.
Alligatorob
SF VIP
As most folks here know I got double knee replacements a bit less than 2 months ago. So right not I don't love them so much, but I've invested heavily and am hoping they are a lot more loveable soon.
That's all that really matters, a lot more important than veins or knobs...
oldaunt
professional hermit
So far, so good. I've always had good legs, and they still get enough work to stay nice.
NorthernLight
Well-known Member
- Location
- Northern BC
Mine kind of work. I'm glad to have them. I keep them covered though.
Geezer Garage
Senior Member
- Location
- Steamboat Springs CO
They are the only two I have, so they will have to do. My wife says I'm half mountain goat, and people half my age have a hard time keeping up, so I guess I'm doing alright.
officerripley
Well-known Member
- Location
- Porlock, Calif
I'm almost all torso and "no" legs, runs in the family, and not only my legs but my entire body, in spite of how hard I and every medical professional I've consulted, have tried to take care of it, has never done anything but betray me, so I've had it up to here with trying to take care of it; from now on, it's just something to move my head around from one place to another.
jujube
SF VIP
I had gorgeous legs when I was younger. Now they're rather bumpy and scarred and my shapely ankles are often "cankles", but they're not *that* bad for 75.
Farrah Nuff
Senior Member
- Location
- East of the sun, West of the moon
I like my legs quite well. It feels as if they´re a part of me and after so many years together, I´m quite attached to them.
Tish
SF VIP
- Location
- Rural N.S.W. Australia
I love my shapely legs.
MarkD
Keeper of the Hounds & Garden
- Location
- San Francisco Bay Area
Brave man getting both done at once. I got my right knee replaced a couple years ago and liked it so much I asked the doctor if he’d do the other one. He objected that I didn’t need that one done. Reluctantly I had to agree when he showed me the X-rays of both knees. Both work fine now but I always use good knee pads when I’m crawling around picking weeds.
