I don't know what "feet" is a euphemism for here, but wipe it. Thanks, r.
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They don't really want me to take my shoes and socks off, wipe my feet, then put my shoes and socks back on and come in their place with dirty shoes. I guess.
Wow, this sign is really just asking for it.
All those who enter must clean their hooves, paws and claws.... Perhaps it's an animal clinic?
Some years back, "For Better or for Worse," which has a bad history of unnecessary quotation marks (unless they're more necessary in Canada), saw Mike planning a prank involving "varnish that smells like 'feet.'"
Reminds me of in the first Shrek movie when Shrek and Donkey arrive to Duloc and are greeted by the Disneyland-type dolls singing:
"Please don't walk
On the grass,
Shine your shoes,
Wipe your.....face
Duloc is, Duloc is, Duloc is a perfect place."
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