Sulphur on 26/7/2010 at 14:59
As you're the first woman to post in this thread, Dia, I have only this to say:
AHHHH! It's the attack of the furry blue pom poms from hell!! Run for your lives!!!
Bluegrime on 26/7/2010 at 19:47
My God.. You killed Cookie Monster and turned him into footwear
Sombras on 26/7/2010 at 23:41
Same here. I love mine, but they do take some getting used to, and if you use them for running please take my (and others') advice and start slowly. They're glorious to run in, but can lead to ruin if you don't ramp up VERY slowly.
FWIW: No blisters, no foot pain, and no discomfort.
Dia on 27/7/2010 at 13:15
Quote Posted by Bluegrime
My God.. You killed Cookie Monster and turned him into footwear
It was an accident; I swear!
Granted, they may be a tad scary looking, but my bootie slippers are sooooo comfy on a cold winter morning.
:cheeky:
Scots Taffer on 27/7/2010 at 16:48
Apart from my smart soft black leather work shoes, which I can't remember the brand of, and a pair of Adidas running shoes, which I almost never use, I wear these sandals most often in the warm climes of Brisbane - extremely comfortable and even great for walking long distances.
Inline Image:
http://i25.tinypic.com/107ualw.jpgOutside of those I like casual but vaguely stylish leather slip-ons, I just bought a pair of these and am in the market for another pair to take home (to keep til these ones are worn out):
Inline Image:
http://i26.tinypic.com/4lslma.jpgI hate sneakers as a go-to shoe option. My feet are rather large so most sneakers make them look like boats.
Queue on 27/7/2010 at 17:32
Two things:
I've never thought about fucking Homer's face, until now.
And...
My second toes are much longer than my "big" toes. How do they expect me to fit my foot into
that? I DEMAND YOU MAKE A TOE SHOE TO FIT MY TOES! I'LL SUE!!!
