What are you, German?Macbeth wrote:
i use to rag on people who wore these with socks but after getting them I am a fan.
I have two pairs. One I slip on after I get out of the shower and another I just wear around and sometimes go out with. And I will wear socks with it too. It is a a lot easier than slipping on shoes and it is comfortable. Who cares if you are wearing socks?
Yes. Also, they filled with wet sand and felt like walking with two boulders strapped to your feet.
woah
Normal for American northwest. Don't know about other parts of the country, though.DesertFox- wrote:
What are you, German?Macbeth wrote:
i use to rag on people who wore these with socks but after getting them I am a fan.
I have two pairs. One I slip on after I get out of the shower and another I just wear around and sometimes go out with. And I will wear socks with it too. It is a a lot easier than slipping on shoes and it is comfortable. Who cares if you are wearing socks?
really?
are you sure about that?
are you sure about that?
It is also a jersey thingunnamednewbie13 wrote:
Normal for American northwest. Don't know about other parts of the country, though.DesertFox- wrote:
What are you, German?Macbeth wrote:
i use to rag on people who wore these with socks but after getting them I am a fan.
I have two pairs. One I slip on after I get out of the shower and another I just wear around and sometimes go out with. And I will wear socks with it too. It is a a lot easier than slipping on shoes and it is comfortable. Who cares if you are wearing socks?
You both have my sympathies, then.
I'm wearin' these:
Buy them once and you can trade them in every year for a brand new replacement
Buy them once and you can trade them in every year for a brand new replacement
"Ah, you miserable creatures! You who think that you are so great! You who judge humanity to be so small! You who wish to reform everything! Why don't you reform yourselves? That task would be sufficient enough."
-Frederick Bastiat
-Frederick Bastiat
Is anyone other than me getting sick of news sites keeping us updated whenever Google changes its front page image in what almost seems like a daily occurrence now? Thank you for staying on top of bleeding-edge developments in the industry, PC Magazine! Way to sleuth, Washington Post! In case I don't get clued in when I start my browser, you're there to remind me that yes, Google does funny things to its logo!
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e: second edit tells me that it's time to sleep. at least i got my work done.
e2:How about some real news? Here's the next gen Google Glass:
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e: second edit tells me that it's time to sleep. at least i got my work done.
e2:How about some real news? Here's the next gen Google Glass:
thank god that rampaging tirade of racism and fatism from macbeth was stopped. i was shocked and appalled. to whoever locked that thread: i thank you. you have stopped a crime against humanity and restored the good civic ambiance of this forum.
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The Roswell one was cool, the other week.
> burial jokes
> 2013
"pick 1"
> 2013
"pick 1"
You can also do that with Rainbow flipflops, which are quite nice. They fit my feet better than any other I've ever worn, and the leather has maintained that fit for years.Jay wrote:
Buy them once and you can trade them in every year for a brand new replacement
It takes about 3 years before you need to even consider replacing them, from my experience. If you lived someplace like SoCal and wore them constantly you might be looking at yearly replacement, I suppose.
ermagerdshoes
Real men wear boots.
Most comfortable steel toe ever.
Most comfortable steel toe ever.
Last edited by Extra Medium (2013-07-15 13:54:58)
i don't have a pair of flip flops or boots
actually i do have boots but not cowboy boots
I haven't had calamari in forever.
I've never had it, so literally, neither have I.
I love calamari. I eat it at least once every other week.
10 dollars with a beer at unibar fuck yeah.Jaekus wrote:
I love calamari. I eat it at least once every other week.
Head down to Circular Quay and there's a little takeaway just on the wharf in front of Customs House, has the biggest calamari I've ever eaten. Almost the size of a doughnut and I'm not even joking.
wat. how much?Jaekus wrote:
Head down to Circular Quay and there's a little takeaway just on the wharf in front of Customs House, has the biggest calamari I've ever eaten. Almost the size of a doughnut and I'm not even joking.
$2 a piece.
noice