I'm a student... I work 16 hours a week, apologies if I don't want to spend £50 on a pair of trainers I'm going to wear every day for a few months only for them to be trashed.Macbeth wrote:
Get a better job Camm.
No but he's asking to see if he can save £10ish.Macbeth wrote:
$78 is a lot for a pair of sneakers over there?
thank you jord. christ macbeth you're thickjord wrote:
No but he's asking to see if he can save £10ish.Macbeth wrote:
$78 is a lot for a pair of sneakers over there?
Bet they're fake.ghettoperson wrote:
I didn't realise you could get brand name shoes for 35 quid.
http://www.overstock.com/Clothing-Shoes … ubcat.htmlCamm wrote:
Anyone know of any online shops that do trainers for cheaper than most high street shops? I need a new pair of trainers but I ain't too keen on paying £35 to £50 for a pair of adidas that are gonna get raped by the shit winter weather here.
So yeah, uk sites that do trainers and stuff like that, but cheaper than high street stores.
What kind of winter weather do you have to deal with? Those shoes look like they'll leak like a sieve!
I don't think anyone outside of Siberia deals with your kind of winters... It's scotland, they get rain and a bit of snow, just like us flatlanders.SenorToenails wrote:
What kind of winter weather do you have to deal with? Those shoes look like they'll leak like a sieve!
no, only those with a green sticker in the shoe are fakeMacbeth wrote:
Bet they're fake.ghettoperson wrote:
I didn't realise you could get brand name shoes for 35 quid.
hahaha, it's not so bad here! Besides, shoes with mesh on them aren't so good for cold, wet weather, that's all.JohnG@lt wrote:
I don't think anyone outside of Siberia deals with your kind of winters... It's scotland, they get rain and a bit of snow, just like us flatlanders.SenorToenails wrote:
What kind of winter weather do you have to deal with? Those shoes look like they'll leak like a sieve!
It's not so bad there? I'd call getting snow by the meter, on any given day, while being forced to have two cars, one a disposable winter car designed to last precisely three winters, a bad thing.SenorToenails wrote:
hahaha, it's not so bad here! Besides, shoes with mesh on them aren't so good for cold, wet weather, that's all.JohnG@lt wrote:
I don't think anyone outside of Siberia deals with your kind of winters... It's scotland, they get rain and a bit of snow, just like us flatlanders.SenorToenails wrote:
What kind of winter weather do you have to deal with? Those shoes look like they'll leak like a sieve!
Uhh...what? lol, I have one car. I've only ever needed the one car which will easily last far more than just three winters. And I can't remember the last time we even got more than that 2 feet of fresh snow in any storm! Wherever you got your info, they made WNY seem very hellish!JohnG@lt wrote:
It's not so bad there? I'd call getting snow by the meter, on any given day, while being forced to have two cars, one a disposable winter car designed to last precisely three winters, a bad thing.SenorToenails wrote:
hahaha, it's not so bad here! Besides, shoes with mesh on them aren't so good for cold, wet weather, that's all.JohnG@lt wrote:
I don't think anyone outside of Siberia deals with your kind of winters... It's scotland, they get rain and a bit of snow, just like us flatlanders.
I had a buddy from Olean and he used to bitch about getting 7 feet of snow at a time.SenorToenails wrote:
Uhh...what? lol, I have one car. I've only ever needed the one car which will easily last far more than just three winters. And I can't remember the last time we even got more than that 2 feet of fresh snow in any storm! Wherever you got your info, they made WNY seem very hellish!JohnG@lt wrote:
It's not so bad there? I'd call getting snow by the meter, on any given day, while being forced to have two cars, one a disposable winter car designed to last precisely three winters, a bad thing.SenorToenails wrote:
hahaha, it's not so bad here! Besides, shoes with mesh on them aren't so good for cold, wet weather, that's all.
If I owned a truck for plowing...then maybe I'd need to replace it every few years...but seriously! WNY just gets a lot of lake effect snow and that whole Blizzard of '77 thing really makes people think it's an annual occurance.
