Girls, Did you ever put your feet on dashboard when you travel somewhere?

Question

I have to say some of them really have nice feet, I am going heaven when I see them. Girls did you doing that?
Today I saw few girls, they put their feet on car dashboard on passenger side, I wondering why they doing that, did they think they have nice feet or what?

ellkell · Accepted Answer

So many people have yelled at me for it that I've eventually broken the habit. Still don't agree tho lol

Blondeandfree · Accepted Answer

Absolutely, I’ve done that. Very relaxing.

kaylaS91 · Answer

I'm tall so typically, my legs are too long to comfortably put them on the dashboard without scrunching them up. Which would block the driver's view of what's outside the passenger side so I don't do that.

Otherwise, the only times my feet have been put on or close to the dashboard was while having sex in the car.

Yads_Is_Back · Answer

Yes, it can be comfortable if you’re going on a long trip and relaxing

Daniela1982 · Answer

A rather stupid thing to do because of ignorance.
You surely know that riding with feet up on the dashboard is unsafe. The injuries in a crash could be severe, and even a minor accident in which airbags deploy could have dire consequences. But if you can't convince the person who rides shotgun with you, this image should do the trick.
The X-ray, which, understandably, is careening around the internet today, shows the aftermath of a car crash in which a young woman in Wales was riding with feet up. One femur is snapped, while one hip is broken in the socket and the other has been dislocated far from where it should be.
Police who released the X-ray described the woman's injuries as "life changing."
The Daily Mail's account of the X-ray mentions that Audra Tatum, of Chickamauga, Georgia, was permanently disabled in 2015 by a minor accident. Everyone else in the car received minor scratches and bruises. But the deploying airbag threw her foot into her face, breaking her nose, femur, and her ankle in four places.
"Basically my whole right side was broken, and it's simply because of my ignorance," Tatum said. "I'm not Superman. I couldn't put my foot down in time."
A sad irony is that Tatum was herself an EMT, a job that, two years after the accident, she could no longer do.
The Chattanooga, Tenn., Fire Department issued a vivid Facebook post years ago that has been widely shared. It said in part: "Airbags deploy between 100 & 220 MPH. If you ride with your feet on the dash and you're involved in an accident, the airbag may send your knees through your eye sockets."