OK, you remember THE Payless shoes commercial, right?

[Horatio]

For underage female reasons, I can't post it here. But many of you remember the commercial, right? A girl is painting her toenails different colors, and she's sitting on the couch with her legs and feet up in the air. Her mom leans over and swipes an index finger down her sole, causing all kinds of wiggly reactions. There's a still image of it here:

So - my point... I THINK the young woman who's sole was so cruelly stroked was Erika Christensen, now a famous model/actress. If you recall the commercial, doesn't this look like her? And, her imDb entry mentions she acted in a Payless commercial...

http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0159776/

What think?

 

[E-Dawg]

Cool........

At the time, she was 14. Her birthdate is 8/19/1982, which makes her now 24. I wouldn't be surprised if she ends up being with a man who has a foot fetish.

There's another commercial with a couple (of age) resting on the sofa. The man is reading the paper and the woman is resting her socked feet in his lap. During the commercial, a girl (their daughter, I guess) is narrating the commercial: "my parents love to flirt". At the same time, the woman playfully kicks the newspaper several times while her husband is reading it. After a few more kicks, he throws down the newspaper and pulls the sock off one of her feet. He then throws the sock into her face (probably teasing her about her feet being smelly, in a playful way). She takes the other sock off and throws it in his face. After that, he holds her ankles together and starts tickling her feet while saying "kitchy kitchy koo" (the camera zooms in on her feet while they get tickled). The camera immediately zooms in on her laughing hysterically and throwing her head back onto the armrest. The couple then cuddles up and passionately kiss eachother. She has beautiful feet! I would like a recording of that commercial if anyone has it or knows where it can be found. Thanks!

 

[Stage Whisper]

Hey, E-Dawg, out of curiosity, what was that commercial advertising? Was it for another shoe store or something?

 

[E-Dawg]

To Answer your question.............

Stage Whisper, to answer your question, I think it was for a store called "Upton's". I might be wrong. But the setting of the commercial was the couple's living room (they were resting on the sofa, as mentioned before). The couple was just being playful.