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| − | '''Two right feet''' is an anatomical condition in which a person is born with a right foot on his or her left leg and a right foot on his or her right leg, and as a result, dances like it's nobody else's business. This is in stark contrast to someone with [[Two Left Feet|two left feet]]. | + | '''Two right feet''' is an anatomical condition in which a person is born with a right foot on his or her left leg and a right foot on his or her right leg, and as a result, dances like it's nobody else's business. Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers first brought the condition to light in the 1930s. This condition is in stark contrast to someone with [[Two Left Feet|two left feet]]. |
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Latest revision as of 02:21, 1 August 2016
Two right feet is an anatomical condition in which a person is born with a right foot on his or her left leg and a right foot on his or her right leg, and as a result, dances like it's nobody else's business. Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers first brought the condition to light in the 1930s. This condition is in stark contrast to someone with two left feet.
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