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Jack2000
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My double sole Lobbs are one of the two most comfortable shoes I have in my closet. I took them on a trip to Europe recently knowing I would be walking miles everyday on cobblestone streets. I feet loved them!Originally Posted by pocketsquareguy
Probably depends on the specific shoe. It may be more of a fit issue than a sole problem for me, I have alden long wings and the polo darlton with double leather soles and I don't feel like either is as comfortable as my shoes with single leather or danite soles.
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Is it?Originally Posted by lasbar
No, no, no ... but I recall some from days past that were very bold ... far bolder than what they make today. Of course, even what the make today is beyond what the typical SF member will ever "comprehend" as tasteful.
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No, no, no ... but I recall some from days past that were very bold ... far bolder than what they make today. Of course, even what the make today is beyond what the typical SF member will ever "comprehend" as tasteful.Originally Posted by RSS
They were very very bold for my liking but i'm a boring fart...
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Probably depends on the specific shoe. It may be more of a fit issue than a sole problem for me, I have alden long wings and the polo darlton with double leather soles and I don't feel like either is as comfortable as my shoes with single leather or danite soles.Originally Posted by Jack2000
Unless both of those shoes are made with the same last, from the same manufacturer and made with the same materials minus the soles, your point is moot.
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I'll add:
Lack of naked pictures in WAYWRN
Use of "cheers," "mate," etc. by U.S. citizens
Mispronunciation of the word forte
iDandy disputes that temporarily derail threads and force effusive, familiar apologies that make me feel like I'm hearing fingers grinding down a chalkboard
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Lack of naked pictures in WAYWRN
Use of "cheers," "mate," etc. by U.S. citizens
Mispronunciation of the word forte
iDandy disputes that temporarily derail threads and force effusive, familiar apologies that make me feel like I'm hearing fingers grinding down a chalkboard
Hatred of necrobumping
haiguise
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I'll add:Originally Posted by tatecloths
Lack of naked pictures in WAYWRN
Use of "cheers," "mate," etc. by U.S. citizens
Mispronunciation of the word forte
iDandy disputes that temporarily derail threads and force effusive, familiar apologies that make me feel like I'm hearing fingers grinding down a chalkboard
Hatred of necrobumping
read the thread title brah
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I'll add:Originally Posted by tatecloths
Lack of naked pictures in WAYWRN
Use of "cheers," "mate," etc. by U.S. citizens
Mispronunciation of the word forte
iDandy disputes that temporarily derail threads and force effusive, familiar apologies that make me feel like I'm hearing fingers grinding down a chalkboard
Hatred of necrobumping
I'm English and use words like 'cheers' and 'mate' frequently. I'm also a US citizen!
How do you know how people pronounce 'forte' on a message board?
Dunno about you, but I haven't seen a single bloke on WAYWRN who I'd like to see naked. There's a few who should have their clothes yanked off them and burned in a fire but I would still let them keep their kegs on as they've embarrassed themselves enough already.
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read the thread title brahOriginally Posted by haiguise
Look - I didn't get to over 100 posts by having some person who asks for advice from strangers about how to do buttsex call me "brah" and tell me read. What's next, I have to decipher your ancient sanskrit profile picture or you're going to ask DT if getting your dark daisy licked is gay? (It's not)
There's a few who should have their clothes yanked off them and burned in a fire ...Originally Posted by Ianiceman
Hmmm... sounds interesting. A bunch of bare torsos and lower abdomens illuminated in a circle, hiding fleshy treasures in the shadowy light, musk ridden with campfire smoke and saddle sweat. I think I know what you mean.
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The use of the word swagger to mean a cool manner.
swag·ger (swgr)
v. swag·gered, swag·ger·ing, swag·gers
v.intr.
1. To walk or conduct oneself with an insolent or arrogant air; strut.
2. To brag; boast.
swag·ger (swgr)
v. swag·gered, swag·ger·ing, swag·gers
v.intr.
1. To walk or conduct oneself with an insolent or arrogant air; strut.
2. To brag; boast.
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Unless both of those shoes are made with the same last, from the same manufacturer and made with the same materials minus the soles, your point is moot.Originally Posted by haiguise
the common problem is that they are both somewhat inflexible so it's not "moot"
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