i have many a day. but being from the south no one see this as weird. every one has do it some time or another. i still work out barefooted to this day.

Yes, I have! It's a lot of fun, and it's much easier on your
feet, legs, and ankles if you do it on the grass. So about
the only time I do it is at the nearby city park. Running BF
on cement or asphalt wound build up your callouses,
but would be very hard on your leg bones and joints.
The shock and vibration, as well as the skin abrasion
from a hard, rough surface would do your feet no good
in the long run.
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The activity has its dyed-in-the-wool devotees, however.
There are whole Web sites devoted to barefoot running.
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Also, many of the marathon runners in the Olympics--
many of whom hail from East Africa--do all of their
training and competitive running barefoot.
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Zola Budd--who competed first for South Africa, and
then for England--always ran BF.
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If you are thinking about doing it regularly, please
share your experiences and insights with us!

Yes my feet were sore for the first few times landing ball to heel but not any more they got used to it. I got over the people looking at me. I found that walking on gravel will really toughen up the soles.