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Any love for adidas sneakers?
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Puma > Adidas
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Intersting fact, the brohters Adi and Rudolf Das formed Adidas and then Das decided to split and make Puma - the cause of the split?
Adi and Rudolph were both Nazis and they had a misunderstanding, Rudolph thought Adi gave him up to American Soldiers - so they ended up splitting and tearing each other apart in business, competing with one another.
Basically you are funding Nazi propaganda by buying all those adidas and pumas.
please continue.
Adi and Rudolph were both Nazis and they had a misunderstanding, Rudolph thought Adi gave him up to American Soldiers - so they ended up splitting and tearing each other apart in business, competing with one another.
Basically you are funding Nazi propaganda by buying all those adidas and pumas.
please continue.
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Spoo, I did not take you for a Nazi...:tounge:
But seriously, is that photoshopped, or does Adidas really have a customization option for shoes? (Don't answer if its photoshopped, i know its not)
Spoo, I did not take you for a Nazi...:tounge:
But seriously, is that photoshopped, or does Adidas really have a customization option for shoes? (Don't answer if its photoshopped, i know its not)
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