Your shoes.
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this year i like north face:
winter:
http://www2.thenorthface.com/opencms/opencms/tnf/gear.jsp?site=EU&model=AE3V&language=it
spring:
http://www2.thenorthface.com/opencms/opencms/tnf/gear.jsp?site=EU&model=AX3T&language=it -
@igor: Shoes? You really ask about shoes?? You know what happens when you start speaking about shoes with a woman present? I could help you to make this thread a HUGE one... but will try my very best not to...
@solo: "Need" and "Shoe" - I will never understand how these two words can go together. There is really no need at all to have a new pair of shoes - sometimes it is just the existence of a pair of shoes that makes the "need" to own it
Today we are expecting about 95°F... so this will be the shoe of the day...
Cheers,
Franziska (hoping for winter just for ONE only reason... I am dying for boots) -
@loewenkatze said:
There is really no need at all to have a new pair of shoes
I think you refer to women here!
a lot of men (like myself) wear shoes until they literally die (the shoes, not the men
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not until your toes make direct contact with tarmac, it is time to look for another pair of shoes...I know; such cruelty to lovely creatures like shoes is unreproducible for women
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@plot-paris: yep. sometimes I believe the way to think about shoes is the fact that divides mankind in men and women...
...waiting for winter, did I mention that before... ?
(I should have taken a picture of my friend instead... staring at me photographing a boot telling him "Oh - I need that for SCF... you know, that SketchUp community I told you about...")
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well, I can completely understand why you are waiting for winter (and I am not talking about me (surname)
)these boots are indeed beautyful.
@loewenkatze said:
(I should have taken a picture of my friend instead... staring at me photographing a boot telling him "Oh - I need that for SCF... you know, that SketchUp community I told you about...")
yeah, I know. I think in the last months I reorganized my priorities in life.
- SCF
- SketchUp (in close persuit)
- Social contacts...
I know, this is sad - and a bit nerdy. but I am proud of it
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thank you. And I completely agree with your priorities. The same with me, besides the fact that I had not much time for SU the past weeks due to some fights with CMS-software.
Proud to be nerdy, too. And proud to be addicted to shoes........
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Franziska,
What do you think of this invention?
Woman Creates Collapsible High Heeled Shoes
http://wjz.com/watercooler/Water.Cooler.Camileon.2.284290.html
Mike
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Mike,
strange, really strange
Althuogh I can understand the reason for that invention, oh yeah... but you will never see me wearing those. It's a question of aesthetics (and a question of female pride as well, maybe ) There is only one honorable solution for escaping a feet-are-burning-due-to-4 1/2"-stiletto-heels - situation: putting your shoes off and continue dancing 
(or - more practical for non-dancing-situations- have another flat-heeled pair in your handbag... ) -
Yeah Franziska, I agree with you. I don't think they will
catch on as they do not look good at half mast Also the
second pair of flats in the old reliable hand bag makes a
lot more sense. Where would you ladies be without your
hand bags! My good lady is so possessive of hers, I'm not
even allowed to look into it, not that I would even dream
of it ...... have far more respect for my well being
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yeah, that is the last barrier of privacy.
you know each other very well, know every freckle of her body, have been sharing a bed for years. but you are never allowed to so much as glipse into her handbag.
allthough I had a girlfriend once, who didn,t mind me looking through her handbag, when in need of a tissue. I was utterly embarrassed and felt like an intruder...
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I am a big fan of Merrell footwear and my latest addition several weeks ago are these:
Real top quality and extremely comfortable.
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There was a chap who lived down the road from us who designed merrel shoes, he once gave me a pair to test drive that looked very similar to the ones youve got dylan. Perhaps yours are an evolution of the early ones i had? (i'll try and find a pic.)
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Mike, today Little Francis is 6 feet 2.8 inches tall
AND - I can really see Coen's eyes now... coool.
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@loewenkatze said:
Mike, today Little Francis is 6 feet 2.8 inches tall
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AND - I can really see Coen's eyes now... coool.
Ahhhh, 'Little Francis', I'd need a stool (to stand on) to
look into your eyes BUT Coen would have no problem even today
at your 6' 2.8"
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