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    Converse Chuck Taylor All-Stars, hi-tops, been my basic shoe since I was 9. Otherwise I've got three pairs of Docs 8, 10, and 14-hole, one pair of Gripfast (another english boot) and Sanuk sandals (they're lined with yoga-mat material, I can walk for miles and miles and miles in them) for the So Cal summer.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Vicious View Post
    Converse Chuck Taylor All-Stars, hi-tops, been my basic shoe since I was 9. Otherwise I've got three pairs of Docs 8, 10, and 14-hole, one pair of Gripfast (another english boot) and Sanuk sandals (they're lined with yoga-mat material, I can walk for miles and miles and miles in them) for the So Cal summer.
    Rock those Converse man! Sick shoes!

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    Quote Originally Posted by NoseWarmer View Post
    I had... as you see I said had... a pair of cheap mesh water shoes that I wore for the last 5 years... They were the best ... I went to the back doctor the other day and he looked at them and looked at me and said... "XXXXXXXXXXXX" so when I got home they went in the trash...

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    I feel ya Phil. I had to chuck out me favourite pair of thongs the other day (the Aussie style of thongs that go on yer feet, and not up yer bum crack)...15 years I had them, and man were they comfortable, Moulded to my feet. But just the other day, they up and give in on me. My wife told me it would be silly to hold a funeral for them, and we couldn't really afford the full sized coffin for what amounted to a shabby pair of footwear. She just didn't seem to understand. Faithful service like that should be rewarded with more than being tossed in the wheely bin .


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    Maybe a backyard funeral pyre would be more fitting. Respectful, traditional and kind to the wallet.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MickR View Post
    I feel ya Phil. I had to chuck out me favourite pair of thongs the other day (the Aussie style of thongs that go on yer feet, and not up yer bum crack)...15 years I had them, and man were they comfortable, Moulded to my feet. But just the other day, they up and give in on me. My wife told me it would be silly to hold a funeral for them, and we couldn't really afford the full sized coffin for what amounted to a shabby pair of footwear. She just didn't seem to understand. Faithful service like that should be rewarded with more than being tossed in the wheely bin .


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    I had to throw away a pair of jeans too... 5 years of service... The only problem with them was you could hold them up to the light and see through them...
    Life is really simple, but we insist on making it complicated...

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    Well, so long as you got the legs for them, that wouldn't be much of an issue mate . Unless you're your wife seeing the other ladies looking...But I wonder if the ladies would look, or pretend not to be...Such a quandary, and entirely off topic. I'll leave it at that before I need to employ a second digger in this here cemetary.


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    Quote Originally Posted by sharpy View Post
    Maybe a backyard funeral pyre would be more fitting. Respectful, traditional and kind to the wallet.
    What?! And be slapped with a hefty Carbon Tax. No! It was off to the great dump heap down the road for them.


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    Quote Originally Posted by brooksie967 View Post
    Rock those Converse man! Sick shoes!
    I was wearing them before it was cool again (also cause I wanted to copy my big sister)
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    Quote Originally Posted by Vicious View Post
    I was wearing them before it was cool again (also cause I wanted to copy my big sister)
    Just like my Air Force 1's man! I've had a pair of those for as long as I can remember!

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    My dad to day casual shoes are a pair of Ariat Ropers. For dress (work) I wear Johnston & Murphy Suffolk plain toe boots, JM Alderson Runnoffs or Allen Edmond Park Avenues with my suits. If I'm working in the yard or something more labor intensive I usually wear my old issue steel toe boots.

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