Wots it like returning with the wrong shoes

[jimi]

All of the distinguished posters that have done at least the main shoe shops , Saxone, shoes'r'us in fact anywhere for a longish day out - is it possible to adjust to "normal" life again by buying your shoes in Tescos?


Jemima Twinklefeet

 

[Deleted member 478]

Forget the shoes you short git. Spend the money on buying me that beer you've been postponing for the last five months.

 

[StugeronSteve]

It all rather depends upon the chosen footwear.

IMHO the Scandinavian shoes, such as Ecco, tend to be better built than the average offerings from Clarks etc. Of course, the more traditional English shoes, from Grensons and Loakes etc, do have greater style. But, are they any more comfortable when walking upwind in a f9 on Oxford St?

 

[iangrant]

Jemima
I've tried the normal shoe shops, I can't adjust to slush puppies, my rotten deckies are about to expire so I will have to toddle and limp off to Tesco I fear for a pair of jellies

Love

Ian

 

[Moonfish]

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to "buying your shoes in Tescos?


Jemima Twinklefeet

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Don't Tescos do a good line in snakeskin shoes ?

Made of cobras /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif

 

[benjenbav]

That's exactly when your traditional, heavy-welted english brogue comes into its own, moving with the gale not slamming like some lightweight modern euro-shoe.

 

[claymore]

Never criticise anyone until you've walked a mile in their shoes

 

[Evadne]

Re: Wots it like walking a mile in someone else\'s shoes

Don't try this at home, if it's your wife you intend criticising.

 

[sailorbob]

You can then continue with the criticism, safe in the knowledge that you will be a mile away and have their shoes /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

 

[Lakesailor]

You try walking a mile in them

 

[fireball]

Is that what you wear to enable you to see over the sprayhood? Shortarse! /forums/images/graemlins/tongue.gif

 

[Lakesailor]

They are for the leisurely moments when not under way.