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| Gear interested Joined: Jan 2006 Location: Central Scotland
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People probably did. They just didn't see a need to reply.... |
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| Lives for gear Joined: Dec 2003 Location: China
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Thanks!
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| Lives for gear Joined: Jul 2002 Location: San Francisco
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Hey dim, your post was interesting.
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| Lives for gear Joined: Dec 2003 Location: China
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Thanks!
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| Lives for gear Joined: Sep 2005 Location: Las Vegas
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I am wearing shoes today
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| Lives for gear Joined: Feb 2003 Location: Berlin / Germany
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What do you mean with "shoes"? Boots, sandales, sneakers? And what colour? Met a guy today who was complaining about uneven size of his new pair. Though expensive the left one constricting his toes. Met my niece as well who was wearing flip flops eventhough it´s been the first warm day since weeks, not too warm actually, just decent. Ruphus
__________________ "Am I the only one that tires of this "everything is subjective" watered-down-pop-culture-pseudo-philosophy bullshit?" Bravin Neff Wolgang Burr, former office leader of the German Chancellor before committee of inquiry: "You would not believe what unusual happens daily." "Patience, young Skywalker - let the object of your desires come to you." JTR "All thinking men are atheists." Ernest Hemingway |
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| Lives for gear Joined: Dec 2003 Location: China
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/Admin Rup, thanks - you are the king of funk | |
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| Lives for gear Joined: Feb 2003 Location: Berlin / Germany
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What funk? I was dead serious. ![]() It´s been sunny enough though for sun glasses ´n beer today. Weather hasn´t been too good in the past months, even with old shoes on. Shoes are being overrated anyway. I mean look at ostriches, they don´t even have any but would win the current soccer orgy barefoot in the twinkling of an eye, by kicking all those dandies from the field. You would then spend the birds a pile of earthworms, take the trophy and sell it to a metal dealer. All without shoes. But socks are an entirely different story. In the seventies I had a pair that had written "Help!" on them. I digged them for their sincerety. Have you ever seen an European climbing the Himalaya without having socks on? - I mean the climber, not the Himalaya ... Maybe without sox the Himalaya might have not been climbed and never been acknowledged. It might even have been listed just as `undefined exalatation somwhere in Asia or so´ today, hadn´t there been woolen socks that brought these glorious mountains to us. If you´d ask the Himalaya I guess he might be fond of socks. Specially of those with tartan pattern on them, don´t ya think? Ruphus |
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| Gear maniac Joined: Aug 2005 Location: Holland
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I take offense to that.
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| Lives for gear Joined: Dec 2003 Location: China
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| Lives for gear Joined: Feb 2003 Location: Berlin / Germany
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But why would you be doing that? I mean not only that, any of it. Whatever degree of more or less retentive impulse floating a choice of emotion. The question of reaction, of taking or giving a view or perception ... It might possibly be somewhere in between the hypothetical answer and the unthought idea. There has been the time of cloth wrapped feet, then linen socks, then wool, then cotton and diverse sorts of mineral oil devirates like nylon. Every human specimen who owns a pair of bad smelling feet very likely has been trying the plastic variation at a time. So we went through all that R&D throughout the millenia only to discover that we can develop a weird odor in shoes if we let the sheep go and substed start drilling deep holes into the earth in order to find nylon socks. I can understand the offence that you take by that, sometimes I do feel offended by this myself, eventhough having that certain feeling deep inside that it all depends on the way we look at things. I mean the technology that allows to sweat under our feet enables a completely new way of individually conquering the world by leaving a distinctive indentation within our urban district. And that without the need to cower even, or say like the fiddly way dogs for instance have to do by piddling at all the corners they come accross, including those of car bumpers. - A remarkably intelligent way to expand your district without immediate risk, though! So, you see, technology allows us elegant ways to return to self-realization and to mother nature in the same time. Isn´t it after all a rather friendly circumstance to consider in place of a deemed disturbing casuality that we needed to take offence on? No brother, let´s not take offence, let us give it away instead. Everyone knows that giving is better than taking, except of the grounding fathers of our constitutions who hadn´t come across nylon yet. Sleep well and enjoy the night in satin bedclothes without cracknel crumbs. Ruphus | |
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| Lives for gear Joined: Jul 2005 Location: Barcelona!!
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p.s. dim light is cool... p.s.s. get out of china.. they eat swedes.. no wait.. that's wisconsin.. |
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| Lives for gear Joined: Dec 2003 Location: China
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You 2 bro!
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| Lives for gear Joined: Jun 2006 Location: USA
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I like socks. Either on my feet in place of shoes when indoors, or on my hands as puppets. Sock puppets. Good times. -O.9 |
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| Lives for gear Joined: Nov 2005 Location: S.F bay area
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| Lives for gear Joined: Feb 2003 Location: Berlin / Germany
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They are of plastic though and you might eventually get feet sweat on your hands like with nylon socks. Who knows! BTW, I frequently used those bags as a kid. Used to vomit in cars and planes ( even once in the tramway in Rome! At that time they still had fat old women employed who were sitting in the wagons to keep them in order, and they would start screaming right away after my attack. Like "Oh look what that little bastard has done! A stinking catastrophe!!" in Italian dialect.) Luckily that has changed. It was almost like "Let´s go see the world!" > brrrulllb < Ruphus |
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