Show us your shoes!
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ganonbanned
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Re: Show us your shoes!
Damn you Khaag! We need Hi Resolution pictures of your shoes NOW! I wear torn up converse or a pair of flip flops. @GamemasterAS You truly hit the jackpot of women though she looks a bit emo, but who cares if she likes Super Mario World amirite?khaag wrote:Sorry about the crappy pictures, they were taken with a camera phone...
Kurt_ wrote: I would use tact switches but I want the mushy feel. Mushy = God. (I typed that correctly).


The gray ones are my new ones (2 months old) that I wear to school, box called them "trail shoes" and they're really grippy. ~$15 at Walmart.
The white ones are my old ones (I think they're a year old) that I wear for everyday stuff and when they could get dirty. They grip great on pavement, but I always slip on grass because I'm too fast for them. They have a plate in the back that wraps around the heel to about halfway up, makes them nice to slip on because the back doesn't fold down.
My feet are pretty wide, so they are tight against the sides on the shoes, but theres still an inch or so of toe room. For length I'm about size 8.5, but I have to go up to 10-10.5 to fit their width.
GamemasterAS, stop your bragging, just because you're the only one that says he has a girlfriend doesn't mean you're the only one. I pretty much have a girlfriend, except we aren't exclusive (though we pretty much are exclusive).
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Kurt_
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I have a girlfriend too! It's 18 months next week. I'm more special than Gamemaster!
Going to a catholic (and not public) school, the rules are much more strict. We are only allowed black shoes. I wore my trusty brown shoes as long as I could, until I was threatened by my 1st period teacher to change them by tomorrow. So, I whipped out a can of black spraypaint, and voila! Although dirt and peeling has turned them to a grey. (That's Canadian for 'Gray')
My sweet ride (The only one with a custom paint job):
(I took a picture but can't find the USB cable. It appears this computer has been punk'd! Check back later for the pictures)
Going to a catholic (and not public) school, the rules are much more strict. We are only allowed black shoes. I wore my trusty brown shoes as long as I could, until I was threatened by my 1st period teacher to change them by tomorrow. So, I whipped out a can of black spraypaint, and voila! Although dirt and peeling has turned them to a grey. (That's Canadian for 'Gray')
My sweet ride (The only one with a custom paint job):
(I took a picture but can't find the USB cable. It appears this computer has been punk'd! Check back later for the pictures)
Hey, sup?
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benol
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Oh! I was like, grey? What's that!? Thanks for clearing that upKurt_ wrote:(That's Canadian for 'Gray')
Canadian translation: Ouh! I wase luike, grey? Whuat's thuat, Eh? Thuanks fuor cleauring thuat up, hoser!
Before anyone says anything, it's a joke. A play on how the rest of the world uses unnecessary letters to their words, like the u in colour, and the e ion centre (Which I mesread as sentry all the time)
EDIT: SPEULLING
Lets think for a second, is the whole world really adding extra letters, or is the US just taking some out so they can actually spell them.benol wrote:Oh! I was like, grey? What's that!? Thanks for clearing that upKurt_ wrote:(That's Canadian for 'Gray')
Canadian translation: Ouh! Whuat's thuat, Eh? Thanks for cleauring thuat up, hoser!
Before anyone says anything, it's a joke. A play on how the rest of the world uses unnecessary letters to their words, like the u in colour, and the e ion centre (Which I mesread as sentry all the time)

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If I recall, it was the US who broke off from Canada (The criminals of the criminals, you could say, as Canada was mainly established by sending convicts from Britain over here for life). They were the ones who changed the spelling of words and the better measurement system (except for handywork, I must say).
Hey, sup?
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benol
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Touché.Valium wrote:Lets think for a second, is the whole world really adding extra letters, or is the US just taking some out so they can actually spell them.benol wrote:Oh! I was like, grey? What's that!? Thanks for clearing that upKurt_ wrote:(That's Canadian for 'Gray')
Canadian translation: Ouh! Whuat's thuat, Eh? Thanks for cleauring thuat up, hoser!
Before anyone says anything, it's a joke. A play on how the rest of the world uses unnecessary letters to their words, like the u in colour, and the e ion centre (Which I mesread as sentry all the time)
Does having a u after o really make a difference though? Its as pointless as having a u after q, which I'm surprised we still do. Its not like anyone can spell anyways.Valium wrote:Lets think for a second, is the whole world really adding extra letters, or is the US just taking some out so they can actually spell them.
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Who the hell told you that? Check this out. Read it thuroughly. Was there a Canadian Revolution? NO!Kurt_ wrote:If I recall, it was the US who broke off from Canada (The criminals of the criminals, you could say, as Canada was mainly established by sending convicts from Britain over here for life). They were the ones who changed the spelling of words and the better measurement system (except for handywork, I must say).
Canada was given their freedom. We had to earn it!

