What would happen if I went barefoot to a community college on Halloween?

Question

What would happen if I went barefoot to a community college on Halloween?

Answer 1

i don't know, what?

oh there's no punch line? its not a joke?

what would happen? you'd have bare feet. you'd probably get your toes stepped on, and you may even get a nasty worm or cut from glass and other garbage on the ground.

sinmpley put dumb idea & why would you want to?

Answer 2

As a long time wearer of bare feet I can tell you I used to get kicked out of computer lessons at university on a regular basis. The dude would say it was a safety issue.

Answer 3

You wouldn't get in trouble but I don't encourage it, because once I stepped on a nail that was sticking up WITH shoes on and it still went through my foot. Other dangerous possibilities could be stepping on glass which takes 3 weeks to cure depending on the integrity of the scar also, you can end up stepping on anything that can damage your foot seriously, like, the edge of a tuna lid or anything else you wouldn't think of. So no DON'T do it! :)

Answer 4

Nothing most people don't care what you wear, I go for weeks and no body says a word

Answer 5

probably nothing,id go for it,but many probably think u are odd for trying it

Answer 6

Why would you do that? There is no rule against it, but you might accidentally hurt or some classes might kick you out due to safety concerns and the likes of that

Answer 7

Probably nothing, except you will be asked a lot whether your feet are cold or if you forgot your shoes. It's NOT dangerous, unhealthy or gross; I've been barefoot for more than eleven years, I get a tiny splinter maybe once a year and I've NEVER had a cut. As the first answerer noted, a nail will go through a shoe sole, and I saw a medical survey that indicated that such puncture wounds sustained through a shoe sole were *much* more likely to be infected than those that happened while barefoot; the bacteria inside shoes are particularly nasty when it comes to injuries that aren't prevented by those shoes. As for glass, well as I said I'm never injured by it, feet are much tougher than most people who rarely go barefoot think, I walk in many places with lots of litter and glass and I've long stopped even going out of my way to avoid it (apart from the real big jagged bottle bottoms of course). When you regularly go barefoot, it's just not necessary to do so, but even when you're not a regular barefooter it won't cut you up so easily as long as you don't drag your feet.

People may tell you to wear shoes because of various rules, but if you print out some material from the source site you can at least show that there is no health law requiring footwear (including in restaurants/cafetaria) and that it's truly not so unsafe as many people unfortunately believe it to be.

Answer 8

The same as if you went with shoes, nothing... Go to a better party school.