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Shoe Damage Report & Shoe P0rn Central - Part II
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^ I'll recognize that welt anywhere. Vass U last, isn't it?Originally Posted by srivats
Yes.
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The very bottom of page 5 waiting to slip to page 6?
WTF is with you people? This board is soooo straight.
Crosspost: Here are my relatively new Rider Boot Company RBCB1's on last 4A in black shell:
I have been wearing these hard in snow and rain just to see what they are like. I picked these up on sale for sizing reference and am happy I did. I have been wanting a pair of Rider Boots for a while and plan on ordering more. I am looking for #6 shell, Dark Cognac or the Mahagoni Shell Cordovan but I am not disappointed in picking up a black pair.
I drove down to Richmond and met Ron. He is a very knowledgeable guy in an easygoing and approachable way. He knows a lot about the business side of men's clothing and shoes. I was surprised at the number of people Ron knows from this forum and all over the men's clothing. It is easy to see why Ron has such a great reputation.
Crosspost: Here are my relatively new Rider Boot Company RBCB1's on last 4A in black shell:
I have been wearing these hard in snow and rain just to see what they are like. I picked these up on sale for sizing reference and am happy I did. I have been wanting a pair of Rider Boots for a while and plan on ordering more. I am looking for #6 shell, Dark Cognac or the Mahagoni Shell Cordovan but I am not disappointed in picking up a black pair.
I drove down to Richmond and met Ron. He is a very knowledgeable guy in an easygoing and approachable way. He knows a lot about the business side of men's clothing and shoes. I was surprised at the number of people Ron knows from this forum and all over the men's clothing. It is easy to see why Ron has such a great reputation.
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CJ DrummondOriginally Posted by Philip1978
- Seriously why don't you post up BIGGER a pic?
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Peeps here must learn to wear their shoes.. Just saying..
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- Seriously why don't you post up BIGGER a pic?Originally Posted by Phat Guido
My photoshop skills are lacking. I tried resizing in the second pic.........just not sure how to do it.
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My photoshop skills are lacking. I tried resizing in the second pic.........just not sure how to do it.Originally Posted by Philip1978
- do it in photo bucket or what ever you are posting the pics to.
- or when you export you can choose the size
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- Seriously why don't you post up BIGGER a pic?Originally Posted by Phat Guido
Got it now. Don't want to piss the sheriff off.
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My photoshop skills are lacking. I tried resizing in the second pic.........just not sure how to do it.Originally Posted by Philip1978
- Seriously why don't you post up BIGGER a pic?Originally Posted by Phat Guido
Are you willing to help him?
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