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Fake parquet/laminate floor or cheap glaze?Originally Posted by Sterling Gillette
It looks real, so maybe bad glaze.
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It looks real, so maybe bad glaze.
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Moo, is that Foo's shoe?Originally Posted by AndrewRogers
Not quite.
Fake parquet/laminate floor or cheap glaze?Originally Posted by Sterling Gillette
It's a 30 year old floor with probably a 10 year old glaze on it - done well before we purchased the place. We like it. It would stand up well to $10 bespoke paprika.
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Fake parquet/laminate floor or cheap glaze?Originally Posted by Sterling Gillette
It looks real, so maybe bad glaze.Originally Posted by AndrewRogers
Wow.. you guys need to step into the real world from time to time. That's just plain rude
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Not quite.Originally Posted by Mr. Moo
It's a 30 year old floor with probably a 10 year old glaze on it - done well before we purchased the place. We like it. It would stand up well to $10 bespoke paprika.
brass heel taps not what you want!
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Great longwings, Moo ...I was going to say vintage florsheims, but the slightly squared off toe tells me they probably are not florsheim. Nettleton, maybe?
You are really a jerk. I have seen you being really mean to Moo over in WAYWRN for absolutely no reason whatsoever. And no, there is no element of 'joke' in your remarks.
Fake parquet/laminate floor or cheap glaze?Originally Posted by Sterling Gillette
You are really a jerk. I have seen you being really mean to Moo over in WAYWRN for absolutely no reason whatsoever. And no, there is no element of 'joke' in your remarks.
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brass heel taps not what you want!Originally Posted by luk-cha
I just bought a new place and had oak floors put in on the account of my metal toe taps and plastic heel taps! Plus, oak's nice...
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Maybe last Matta II in dark brown museum ever to be made...
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Wow.. you guys need to step into the real world from time to time. That's just plain rudeOriginally Posted by JohnsNotHere
I was just having a laugh
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Great longwings, Moo ...I was going to say vintage florsheims, but the slightly squared off toe tells me they probably are not florsheim. Nettleton, maybe?Originally Posted by srivats
good to see you back.
btw, should i watch out for the postman. i need my first aldens so badly...
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