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¿Question #4409?
Randy Cox: Do you have the condition known as Morton's Toe (second toe longer than big toe)?

Woelf: Nope
hellium: no
Felimid: Not that I'm aware of.
the manatee: I didn't know that it was a "condition." Here I've been living with it my whole life and not playing it for sympathy or perks.
oriecat: Yup, it appears so. But it might just be because of my horrible bunions making all my toes crooked.
twixter: Indeed, but I never learned to light my pipe with my feet.
sirjeyhmis: Does it mean I am terminally ill or something? What if they're equal? Should I be concerned? What happened to Morton?
KerPow: No
Spirit of 70: No.
kathleenryan: Why yes I do. The term "condition" got me Randy. So I looked it up. According to "Wikipedia"; "A longer second toe has often been associated with royalty, particularly during the rule of the Ptolemaic dynasty when Egypt was under Greek rulership. It was an idealized form in Greek sculpture, and this persisted as an aesthetic standard through Roman and Renaissance periods and later (the Statue of Liberty has toes of this proportion). "
jessitron: borderline.
stagger lee: Yeah actually. Didn't realize it was a condition.
JCooperofCharity: Yes
pwilz: Yes. I can cross my second toe over my big toe. I'm told it looks disgusting, but it's never bothered me.
Cringing Dragon: Yes... I had no idea until now that it was a "condition", or in any way abnormal. Aaaaaah! What can I do about these freaky feet of mine? Shall I amputate at the knee before this condition spreads any further?
hannibal twin 8: Yes
ZeroZilla: Yes... I didn't know this was a 'condition'.
xlorp: I thought it was called Toelio.
The Unbeliever: 42
Wes Hope: Yes... is it bad?
atrium: No,
scriptorum: No. That's creepy. Please leave your shoes on.
DancingMoogle: But of course. Mutants are the future, my friend.
Impr3ssion: No. But I am intrigued.
praisechick: only a slight case.
Giorflee: Wait... I have to look...Okay. No, I don't.
DHEK: Yes
Butterbane: Nope
DataRaven: yes
aleo09: lemmme check.....why yes i do.!
POvidiusNaso: I do. Now that I have a name for it, it's much less exciting.
ladawna: yes!
KentuckyKid: No.
LordBobbio: I'm not a freak.
fteplin: No.
mcross: Yes, I'm glad it has a name. I will name him... Morton
anonInternetName: no
brainrob: No (and just who was Morton?)
ezradenney: No, but my 3rd toe is minutely longer than my 2nd...
vampywife: nope
BakeliteTM: Isn't the second toe the big toe?
Nekura: No
sdonohue: no, but it's close.
jasta6: Don't think so, let me look! Pee - you ........ *cough* *couch* NO!
Critical Mass: no
bigbadsteve: on one foot
Joanna Olsen: No
Karlsen: No
Quest22: No
toulouse: ewwwww. no
skrutsch: no, they're about the same
davebo: no
crazyjack: Yes
djlg: Yes
SteveK2: No (after a quick check!)
scribidinus: By god, yes.
scubadawg1: No
tragicpoet: yes
motoyugota: Nope
axarca: Yes. It's upposed to be a sing of genius.
LudesFactor: i really would rather not check at the moment, it's probably close though
jttm: Its a condition??
Lord_Prussian: they're about the same length
chaddyboy_2000: Yup.
Randy Cox: I'm not talking about three toes longer than the first--just Morton's Toe. And, while I didn't call it a disorder, it is labeled that way in reference books.
heli: My theory is that many people with a Celtic background have this, but I dispute that it should be called a disorder. That seems to me a conspiracy of the shoe sellers who just want to sell you something more expensive than it needs to be.
skelebone: No, but I call that the "monkey's paw" since it's usually the three middle toes that are longer.
CDRodeffer: Looks down .... they appear to be equal in length.
CortexBomb: No
puffinge: no, but, being a foot afficianado, I've seen it. Did you make that name up?
Spielfreak: no