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Quote:Originally Posted by epc2 Not for a lot of walking in pavement etc., polished and wood floor most of the time.Thanks.Thank you for clarifying. With that in mind, I will try to address your original question. Much of this you may...
Quote:Originally Posted by bkhahn Thanks for the welcome and all the replies so far - I've been lurking for awhile and didn't realize I hadn't posted yet! At first I read your post count. Now I just read your join date of 2008. I...
Quote:Originally Posted by VinnyMac OP, I have shoes from AE, C&J and Church's. They're all nice, but IMO, the AE's are the best value. They can be bought for significantly less money than the other two, but the quality doesn't...
You can file a missing persons report if Luigi has been gone for more than 48 hours.
Blurry-eyed from lack of sleep had me read the thread title as 'Should I wear suits for cottage'
Got through weekend 1 unscathed. Being a hermit helps.
This body appears to need a chalk line and some yellow crime scene tape around it.
Quote:Originally Posted by chichow If the cork bed is a bit worn , can you replace the corkbed? The corkbed can be replaced, yes. If you have a generic cobbler do the resole, they will use a flat layer of new cork on the worn area,...
Quote:Originally Posted by jaywhyy That separation is actually pretty normal for a lot of AE shoes.. Really? I own over 30 pair of AE and all of them are perfectly fine. Welcome to Styleforum Jay.
Welcome to Styleforum bkhahn. Press your thumb firmly on the soles where the ball of your feet rests. If it feels very soft and spongy, it's time for recrafting. If they are firm, you are still good. If the corkbed is showing through a...
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