Mens Shoes WTF
19 February 2012, 05:01 PM
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Mens Shoes WTF
WTF is going on with mens shoes....
I'm buying a new pair for the Brit Awards on Tuesday
and practicly ALL mens shoes have no grip and are completly smooth 
I purchased a pair with no tread before as they looked good and had a nightmare of a time. As soon as you walk on a smooth surface it's like being on ice.
I had to compramise for some old biddie ones just for a few lines of rubber,
Seriously though, anyone else find shoes have no grip - which is rediculous...
Rant over.
(I know my spellings are bad but I am not downloading anything to correct it)
I'm buying a new pair for the Brit Awards on Tuesday
and practicly ALL mens shoes have no grip and are completly smooth I purchased a pair with no tread before as they looked good and had a nightmare of a time. As soon as you walk on a smooth surface it's like being on ice.
I had to compramise for some old biddie ones just for a few lines of rubber,
Seriously though, anyone else find shoes have no grip - which is rediculous...
Rant over.
(I know my spellings are bad but I am not downloading anything to correct it)
19 February 2012, 06:27 PM
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What's all this Brit Awards bullcrap? Do you seriously think that tripe is music? i can only guess you're going to sniff around the little girls.........or boys
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19 February 2012, 07:43 PM
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I've had these ones your ment to 'break' in and tbh I don't fancy almost dying for the first 2 weeks.
And as for the Brits... I'm a VIP with my own booth. The wife works for Mastercard and the perks are £200 tickets
AND YES I WILL PERV
And as for the Brits... I'm a VIP with my own booth. The wife works for Mastercard and the perks are £200 tickets
AND YES I WILL PERV
19 February 2012, 08:03 PM
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My formal shoes have leather soles, had them for years now, it's like wearing slippers, they still look great with a bit of polish.
With new soles you just need to wear them in.
With new soles you just need to wear them in.
19 February 2012, 08:27 PM
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I used to wear thick leather soled shoes for work. They are lethal when new so I used to put them on and give them a good scuffing on the concrete step.
19 February 2012, 10:06 PM
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Was dead against it,but actually its very good! With grip!
19 February 2012, 10:53 PM
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20 February 2012, 09:29 PM
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Worst excuse for a "I'm going to the Brit Awards" thread ever? 
I had some trainers once that were deadly! I was in a shop where I went to descend some bare concrete stairs, had my son with me and he was very young. I was carrying him and set off down the stairs, second step I slipped and could do nothing to stop my fall as I was cuddling my son to my chest to protect him, I literally went all the way down on my back smacking my head all the way.
I had some trainers once that were deadly! I was in a shop where I went to descend some bare concrete stairs, had my son with me and he was very young. I was carrying him and set off down the stairs, second step I slipped and could do nothing to stop my fall as I was cuddling my son to my chest to protect him, I literally went all the way down on my back smacking my head all the way.
21 February 2012, 04:22 PM
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Could be he's bought them off a taxi driver in wich case be prepared to come face to face with a very pissed off James Corden
http://www.bbc.co.uk/newsbeat/17096063
http://www.bbc.co.uk/newsbeat/17096063
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