After i finished eating, I laid down on the floor. My stomach was aching and my whole lower part of my body was sore. My thighs, knees, calves, and legs. Not to mention my nose was sore due to the smelling. And I had a but of a headache. Then I felt feet on my face. Girl AL's feet. I had memorized the smell of all of them.

If desk space is a valuable commodity in your working environment, you’ll be better off setting your mouse to a higher sensitivity and opting for a smaller mouse pad to save on space. In this case, you won’t find better than Logitech’s Studio Series. Available in three colours – Graphite, Dark Rose and Blue Grey – the Studio Series is a stylish little number that will add a dash of elegance to any desktop. She shrugged. "No, I just got done playing basketball. They stink, don't they?" Honestly, at this point, the horny in me had taken over. I lifted her foot, and smelled the toes (that's where I liked to smell). It was chessier on the toes, but it was the cheesiest in-between the toes. The amazing this about this mat is that while it's incredibly thin and lightweight - meaning it's easier to fold and put away, and it won't leave annoying marks on your forearm - it's also surprisingly more supportive than it looks. That's all thanks to its dense microfiber body, which essentially provides extra cushioning. Not even the outer lower edge of our palm has experienced any pressure pain after a long day's work.Available size: X-large (31.5 by 11.8 inches) with RGB edge; medium (11 by 8.2 inches) and XX-large (31.5 by 15.7 inches) without Now, i was nowhere near comfortable letting people know i had a foot fetish. It was very unpopular at my school. And thanks to Girl A for singling me out, and embarrassing me in front of all my peers, I was being deemed as a "pervert". That didn't stop me from having friends, though. It smelt like normal feminine feet, mixed with lotion and perfume. She Immediately jerked her foot from me. "EWW!" She shrieked! "Did you just smell my foot?!" The PowerPlay is the most expensive item on this list for a reason. Specifically, it offers one of the most useful features that you could want from your gaming mouse pad – charging your mouse while you play, ensuring that it will never unexpectedly die on you mid-game. This feature does come with some caveats, the first being that it is not cheap. Secondly, this pad is only compatible with the Lightspeed brand of wireless gaming mice from Logitech, comprising of the G502, the G703 and the G903, the latter of which appears in our roundup of the best gaming mice. The mouse pad connects to the wrist rest via a simple cutout wedge, which makes it simple to assemble but also means that the two parts easily separate when you move the pad around. Still, the non-slip base is solid enough that it shouldn’t shift on its own, and the soft surface offers a suitably smooth ride for any mouse.

If comfort is your top priority, it can be hard to find a mousepad that’s both ergonomic and designed for use alongside an optical mouse, but according to reviewers, this wrist support mousepad offers both. Its slow-rebound gel pad supports and comforts your wrist, while its curved ergonomic shape suits any computer setup. Most importantly, it’s wrapped in a soft Lycra material that reduces friction and responds well to the LED light in an optical mouse. It is designed to minimize edge-curling and the non-skid PU base prevents unwanted movement on your desk. It only comes in one size, but you can choose from a wide range of solid colors. An up and comer for sure. None of their feet are pure PTFE, instead, they offer 3 different lines that cater to different tastes: Wondering how mouse pads could possibly be that important? We’ll tell you how. These computer accessories are designed to facilitate a friction-free movement of the mouse placed on it so the whole operation is smooth. Besides, by allowing the feet of the mouse to move around in a fuss-free manner, mouse pads also contribute to keeping the mouse in good working condition. The soft yet finely textured finish also ensures that your skin is feeling luxe but any mouse - whether for gaming or productivity - glides effortlessly while still providing a great level of control. That's key to having an even more comfortable experience. And because the underside has an extra grippy finish, it stays beautifully in place.

In sixth grade, we were doing a science lab where one person from each table would have to take their shoe off so they could scale it. Fortunately for me, one of the girls was wearing sandals and took it off. I pretended to drop my pencil so I could get close to her feet, but didn't have the guts to smell em. The micro-texture cloth surface here is optimized for all sensitivity settings and sensors. And, it did feel great to game on during our testing, offering smooth and speedy gliding. Meanwhile, its non-slip rubber base keeps it in place. Though that should also have something to do with the fact that it's massive and that other peripherals like a gaming keyboard should act as weights. Then, Girl C moved her right foot from my right shoulder and put it on my left. Then, Girl AL stretched her feet out, and put it on my left shoulder?! 'Yes!' I thought. But it got better. Girl M put both of her feet on my right shoulder, and she moved her foot under my nose and kept it there, until she pulled away and put both of them on my right shoulder. Girl SF did the same thing, except she didn't move her foot under my nose. And finally, Girl J decided to hang her feet down from my head, so I couldn't see the T.V. They were all giggling at this, but I decided to keep cool. They all wiggled and scrunched their toes like crazy, and I'd be lying if I said I didn't leave a pool of cum in my pants that night. The RGB lighting here is bright as well. And, the touch sensor is a nice touch, even though it only really lets you toggle between three onboard lighting profiles. Roccat has always had impressive RGB lighting, though it is something of an acquired taste. So it's no surprise that the Roccat Sense Aimo not only boasts two customizable zones and comes with 10 onboard RGB lighting profiles, but also delivers bright lighting that you can sync with compatible devices for your full immersion. To access those lighting profiles, you just need to press the built-in button, which also allows you to turn it off completely if you need a break.

A hard mat, on the other hand, is designed for speed, cutting out any unnecessary friction to keep your mouse movements as nippy as possible. If you feel confident in your ability to stop the mouse on a dime, or if you just generally prefer speed over precision, a hard mouse pad will provide the least amount of resistance. Meanwhile, it has a good rubber base that's pretty great at keeping it in place as well as reinforced edge stitching that ensures minimal fraying. Because it's also made of polyester military-grade fabric, you know that this will last you a good while.By when eighth grade rolled around, I was dead. Serious. It was my last chance because most of my friends would depart for high school. So I did. If you prefer a hard mouse pad, the Vaydeer Aluminum Mouse Mat is our favorite. It's reversible, which means you can choose whether you prefer to work on an aluminum or PU leather surface. Both sides are exceptionally smooth, with most mice gliding across the surface easily. We also appreciate the waterproof nature of this mouse pad, which makes it practically immune to damage from spills and easy to clean.

The rumours are true – size does matter. Specifically, you need to be mindful of the space you have to work with when buying a mouse pad; an extra-large mat will be of little use to you if you’re working from a desk with limited surface space. Buying the best mouse pad may not be all that high on your list of priorities when designing the perfect workstation or gaming rig, but you’d ultimately be doing yourself a disservice if you overlook this crucial component. After all, even the best mouse in the world is at the mercy of the surface it sits upon. Did you just touch my feet?" She told the girl sitting across from her, "He literally touched my bare feet." Once all feet are off, make sure to clean the surface with rubbing alcohol to remove any adhesive and let dry.Ergonomic wrist rest: If you spend a lot of time at your desk, you’ll already be aware of the importance of an ergonomic setup. A wrist rest provides a soft but supportive place for your wrist to sit, allowing you to keep it in a comfortable position while using your mouse. You can buy these separately, but for the sake of simplicity, as well as ensuring that you have enough space on your desk, a mouse pad with an integrated wrist rest could be the way to go. In fifth grade, we were doing tai Kwan do and one of the girls had sandals, so she took them off and was doing it in her bare stinky feet. I saw the bottoms of her feet, too. Another girl would take her sandals off to rub dirt off her feet, and I was sitting right next to her. You’ve probably seen mouse pads out there that have built-in raised wrist rests of some kind at the bottom of the pad (usually gel-filled) to give your wrist some added support. We used one of these in the distant past, though, and didn’t find it helped – and over time, in fact, we became somewhat concerned that it might hinder in terms of wrist health if anything. It depends on the mouse. My Logitech M525 (not a gaming mouse, I just like how it fits my hands and scrolls quietly) significantly wore down its feet on a hard plastic pad in only six months of normal usage. Replacement feet are not available for this mouse.