YOU JUST DON'T UNDERSTAND FASHION! FIRST IMPRESSIONS ARE IMPORTANT YOU KNOW
YOU JUST DON'T UNDERSTAND FASHION! FIRST IMPRESSIONS ARE IMPORTANT YOU KNOW
wop, what car do you drive? Just curious.
Better be a 7 series at the least
Kilhart why a BMW when you can have bulldozer ! (Yeah I know I broke his teeththats gonna cost almost one of his scarf )
Just likes shoes, functionality > look !
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y40...h/IMG_0651.jpg
why don't you pay SE to unban your account, wop?
Is there 4 feet of snow on the ground in your hypothetical situation?
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http://img220.imageshack.us/i/nikeai...eretrolif.jpg/
My all purpose, go to pair
Whatever, Uggs are still the best shoe out there! Ugg haters.![]()
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I'm buying the Skywalkers tommorow. Commence nerd comments.
girls who wear uggs in the summers with their pants tucked into them can go to fucking hell its the ugliest shit i have ever seen.
also all those people that flaunt your 20,000 toe rings or whatever the fuck faggotry, seriously you're just as bad as my ex girlfriend who would spend 2,000+ on a single purse (fuck anyone who calls them handbags). good idea spending over 50 bucks on something to carry things in. would you buy a 3,250 louis v snuggie if you fucking could? you know what, dont answer that.
I have some awesome boots from rocket dog, but that doesn't really help you since I think they only do ladies shoes.
http://www.rocketdog.co.uk/products-NOKOUT_NOKOUTCH.htm (in black)
Uggs, ugh. They were originally made in Australia as slippers for old ladies to keep their feet and ankles warm. They're great house shoes for winter, anyone who wears them out just looks hilariously stupid. Especially in summer.
Love Puma motorsports shoes for casual wear. Especially Drift Cats. Have one pair in suede and one in leather. Almost like being barefoot.
And, naturally, hella comfortable for long drives, which I have to do from time to time for work.
For work, I wear a couple pairs of Sketchers for polo+khaki days when I'm likely to be lugging networking gear around, and a pair of J&Ms for customer meetings when I don't need to look like a scrub.