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Previously on "How many pairs of shoes do you have ?"

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  • wc2
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    After sticking my post code in upmystreet..

    1 pair of docks (For fighting)
    1 pair of trainers (For running from the police)
    1 pair of Y fronts (For interviews & Birthdays)
    1 suit in blue (For court appearances)
    1 pair of wellies with velcro knee pads (For walks in fields at night)

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  • Fungus
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    1 pair Docs, for normal use.
    1 pair running shoes, for running in.
    1 pair walking boots, for the countryside.
    1 pair wellies, for wet conditions.
    1 pair Hockey skates, for ice skating.
    2 pairs slippers, for indoors.

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  • cameraman
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    Originally posted by bogeyman

    Reminds me of the Not the Nine O'Clock News sketch where a bunch of one-legged guys nick all the single shoes on the display stand outside the shoe shop.
    I remember that. Mel Smith in a raincoat hopping away. Ha!

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  • bogeyman
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    Originally posted by Clog II The Avenger
    How many pairs of shoes do you have ?

    I feel aggrieved and offended by this post because it does not take into consideration me who has a prosthetic leg. I will sue for damages.
    Well, you still need fecking shoes don't you?

    If you didn't have a prosthetic leg (and no real leg) then you'd only need ONE shoe.

    If shoes exhibited the same transdimensional properties that socks, biros, plectrums and teaspoons had, then you'd be quids in matey!

    Reminds me of the Not the Nine O'Clock News sketch where a bunch of one-legged guys nick all the single shoes on the display stand outside the shoe shop.

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  • Clog II The Avenger
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    How many pairs of shoes do you have ?

    I feel aggrieved and offended by this post because it does not take into consideration me who has a prosthetic leg. I will sue for damages.

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  • bogeyman
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    Originally posted by DaveB
    My other half hates almost all of them and is constantly trying to get me to buy new footwear
    Don't give in!

    Shoes should be like old friends: easy and comfortable and with a familiar aroma!

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  • DaveB
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    Originally posted by bogeyman
    I am probably alone in the world for not owning a pair of 'trainers'.

    Haven't done since I gave up any pretence at sport at age 26.

    What are all you people 'training' for?

    Why do some of the most obvious, bear-bellied, couch-slobs insist on wearing this 'sports' clothing?

    Anythinh with a Nike logo - whooo must be good

    Nope, not alone. I own no trainers at all

    I have a pair of those boot/trainer hybrid things that are comfortable for walking in if I'm out with the dog etc. A pair of cycling shoes, a couple of pairs of smartish old style canvas tennis shoes for informal occasions and two pairs of conventional gents shoes for work.

    My other half hates almost all of them and is constantly trying to get me to buy new footwear

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  • bogeyman
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    I am probably alone in the world for not owning a pair of 'trainers'.

    Haven't done since I gave up any pretence at sport at age 26.

    What are all you people 'training' for?

    Why do some of the most obvious, bear-bellied, couch-slobs insist on wearing this 'sports' clothing?

    Anythinh with a Nike logo - whooo must be good

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  • MrsGoof
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    hmmmm well

    4 pairs of flip flops
    2 pair sof sandals
    1 pairs of boot (long)
    2 pairs of boot (short)
    2 pairs of trainers
    2 pairs of cycling shoes
    1 pair wellies
    8 pairs of regualr shoes

    and

    6 pairs of shoes never worn

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  • Numptycorner
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    Didn't your mummy tell you, it's not hygienic to wear one pair of shoes all of the time!

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  • TheMonkey
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    Just the standard single pair of these (even though they don't work with a suit):

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  • Numptycorner
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    Gay

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  • The Lone Gunman
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    2 pair black dealer boot.
    1 pair Timberland deck shoes.
    1 pair black 1 pair brown Bally for best.
    1 pair black 1 pair brown random/cheap for work.
    2 pair Timberland trainer.
    1 pair hi-tech squash trainer.
    1 pair Timberland hiking boot.
    1 pair sidi motorcycle boot.
    1 pair dachstein carver boot.
    1 pair blue hunter wellies.
    1 pair source vagabond sandals.

    15 pairs assorted boots and shoes.

    <edit>Forgot the black suede pair for the DJ. 16.
    <edit again> Forgot the standard Timberland boots. 17.
    Last edited by The Lone Gunman; 18 July 2006, 14:03.

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  • Numptycorner
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    Contractor footwear



    it's all you need

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  • bogeyman
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    Originally posted by BlasterBates
    I think part of the problem is that they never throw stuff away or give it to a charity shop 'just in case it comes in handy' or 'i might get a skirt that goes with that'.

    Bless em

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