o-oooh natty! I'd go with knee length in mauve....
A vile plague is infecting our culture. The gov't needs to step in.
by keyser soze 19 Replies latest social current
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LostGeneration
Are Crocs n Socks OK?
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snowbird
What are these things you call socks?
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Kojack57
That's what old people do damn it. Otherwise they are crazy.
Kojack
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finally awake
Lost Generation - how'd you get my picture? Although usually I match my socks to my Crocs.
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blondie
Actually, I work in a legal setting and I am s tunned at the men and women who wear flipflops at work...it's like being at the beach. At least the judges don't wear them at their hearings.
I wonder how many sisters wear flipflops to the meetings and conventions/assemblies. I know you can't wear them to tour Bethel.
I just saw 2 men yesterday with the socks and flipflops. But then the ones that wear cowboy boots with those baggy knee length shorts stun me.
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talesin
Okay, I confess!
I wore flip flops to the last convention I attended, at the Olympic Stadium in Montreal. They were bamboo, with red velvet, similar to this .... (no socks, of course)
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Kudra
I remember about 30 yrs ago my mom had green velvet flip flops like those, talesin -what are they called? They are pretty. I imagine red velvet ones would be lovely.
The absolute worst is Tevas with white sweat socks. Ugh.
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talesin
I dunno, Kudra, it was so long ago -- longer than 30 years! They were probably the exact same kind - that's pretty cool.
I love TEVAs! It's okay to wear socks w/ birks or tevas if you are an old hippy.
And no, I don't do it, myself, I just think it's part of the persona.
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mP
I guess the Ayatollahs were right after all when they said America is Satan and similar diatribes. The beast in Revelation fighting Michael were the flip flop merchants. The incidents recorded in the gospel where Jesus throws the money tables in temple was actually all about flip flops and related assessories being sold in the holy temple. When Jesus walks on water he must have been using one superior brand, while Peter who got wet was using a rival company's flip flops. My guess is the former merchants never got round to paying their dues to Jesus which started the whole animosity between both parties. Jesus of course then contnues to the temple as described above. Given their wealth the flip flop merchants paid the Romans to get rid of this troublesome Jesus, so their business could continue and thrive
