Son Of Saphir
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Originally Posted by bengal-stripe
It's obvious: Elton John is wearing Dinckelacker!
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Shoe Damage Report & Shoe P0rn Central - Part II
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It's obvious: Elton John is wearing Dinckelacker!
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Vass budapester and wien on budapester last are one of all time perfect shoes.Originally Posted by Son Of Saphir
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lt get no better than that,
no rtw ever better in look me think.
Vass do traditional last shoes the best,
better than Ugolini lasts.
Me tempted to buy more,
but have enough now.
i never say better than, thro i do like the history and tradition behind them
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awesome! these a renot for the faint harted, everytime i see a budapester last i keep getting tempted to order a vas oneOriginally Posted by luk-cha
Looks like something that would be worn by a marsupial.
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Looks like something that would be worn by a marsupial.Originally Posted by whnay.
http://uk.news.yahoo.com/21/20100820...d-5f8abb3.html
i see this word in in vogue
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http://uk.news.yahoo.com/21/20100820...d-5f8abb3.htmlOriginally Posted by luk-cha
i see this word in in vogue
We Americans are a hyper-sensitive, fragile people...
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Banis...why not go all the way and add Goyser welt stitcing????
So you just walked into Dinkelacker's Baden-Baden store and they had a triple sole models available in your size RTW???
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Banis...why not go all the way and add Goyser welt stitcing????Originally Posted by Michael Ay329
So you just walked into Dinkelacker's Baden-Baden store and they had a triple sole models available in your size RTW???
I saw 360 Goyser on Dinkelackers in flesh. Together with a triple sole it looked exagerrated and somewhat awful looking. Can's say that I was disappointed by that fact, but still...
As for the store, it was not Dinkelacker's monobrand store. It was men's clothing store, which among other had probably 3 or 4 difeerent models of Dinkelarer's shoes available and Van Bommel shoes. When flying back to Moscow and lurking around Frankfurt airport, I found the same store that also had Dinkelarer's shoes available. Here is the link - http://www.frankfurt-airport.com/con...ories/sor.html
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Merci, monsieur!Originally Posted by srivats
On a side note, I have a similar brick patio and I cant stand the weeds that grow between the bricks. Next summer Im tearing the ****** out and doing it in slate. Just had to get that off my chest.
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What aldens do you have, Ed?Originally Posted by srivats
2 each of NST and longwings, will eventually get a chukka or two but I already have more shoes than I wear, pretty much 10 pairs of shoes is my max, no need for more than that.
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