I basically get it, but I don’t see it. Has anyone got a picture of the actual toe of a camel, that would make the, uh, visual analogy clearer?
Here is your picture of an actualCamel Toe
So are we really talking Camel Foot here? I can kinda see what they’re on about if so, but I can’t see the details of the toe itself well enough in that photo.
Well it’s more like Camel Toes… it’s not like such an expression has to be semantically correct (much like the idea of male camel toe).
Click this (DON’T if you’re not supposed to be looking at women in their underwear):
http://www.stormandbirdsey.com/Storm%20and%20Birdsey/Miscellaneous/CamelToeforFrontRow2002.htm
and compare it to the actual camel’s foot posted above. The general shape is fairly similar. I think you should get it.
Andrew, Andrew, Andrew: You’re so…analytic!
aka Moose Lip
aka Smuggling YoYos
I call it “labia as jewellery”.
I call it “labia as indication that your pants could be a size or two larger”.
Check this out:Rate My Camel Toe
Warning, this is not for the faint of heart…
I know what it looks like, but is this a desirable look for the, uh, wearer, or something they’re embarassed about?
Has anyone ever heard the song Camel Toe?
It’s funny, if slightly gross for this gay guy…
Sweet mother of dromadaries!
Man, I really want to see these links, but my computer ain’t havin’ none of it! 
A Gay Bishop? Can’t beat that!
Camel Toes: Not just for desert anymore.
The fact that I was rolling on the floor over this just proves to me that I know far too much British sexual slang for my own good…
So for those of us who don’t, jayjay, can you spill it? Or would that ruin your fun?
IMHO the camel toe is definitely NOT desirable. Nor is it comfortable quite honestly. Definitely right that it’s an indication of too snug clothing.
“Beat the bishop” means male masturbation.