Youseff wrote:me? all the time. If I'm around someone for more than 20 seconds I will check out their shoes. figure out what kinda person I'm dealing with.

Always pictured you as a tall drink of water, which would make scoping out footwear a bit harder.

1 wrote:How often do you really look at man's shoes?

You can't really know a man unless you've walked a mile in his shoes.

At which point you probably should give them at least a peek to see if they're worth hanging on to.

jerseyhoya wrote:

1 wrote:How often do you really look at man's shoes?

Youseff is being obtuse

Youseff wrote:me? all the time. If I'm around someone for more than 20 seconds I will check out their shoes. figure out what kinda person I'm dealing with.

Some say the shoes provide a measure of a man, but I prefer subtler clues, like whether they've removed the size stickers from their khakis or how much toothpaste they have on their belt buckle.

Feel like you gotta eat steak with the man or rice and beans with the man to know what the man is really about

my cousin mose wrote:Feel like you gotta eat steak with the man or rice and beans with the man to know what the man is really about

Maybe you should try gnawing one of his brogues

swishnicholson wrote:
Some say the shoes provide a measure of a man, but I prefer subtler clues, like whether they've removed the size stickers from their khakis or how much toothpaste they have on their belt buckle.

They also say you can only really measure toothpaste once it's left the tube

I rarely notice what people are wearing, especially their shoes, to the point that I wonder if that part of my brain doesn't function correctly. If you ask me what someone was wearing after they've gone, I almost never remember, except maybe a color.

i had to look down to see what shoes i was wearing to work today

turns out it's the same shoes i wear everyday

pacino wrote:i had to look down to see what shoes i was wearing to work today

turns out it's the same shoes i wear everyday

Ever since I got diagnoses with plantar fasciitis I stopped caring and wear running shoes every day. My feet feel so much better.

jerseyhoya wrote:

1 wrote:How often do you really look at man's shoes?

take it to the stephen king threat

td11 wrote:

1 wrote:I remember thinking I was so clever for calling the poor kids out for wearing Air Jordache.

Probably the worst bullying I faced was when we first moved to the US and the kids in school made fun of my Kmart brand sneakers everyday. My parents would always convert the cost of everything to rupees, so paying more than $20 for shoes seemed outrageous lol

TRAX

my quest to find kangaroos went unfulfilled yesterday. these ridiculous running shoes were the butt of many jokes and harassment but were the ones I was ideally looking for.



most young associates who attempted to help, were left in both amusement and bewilderment.

Went to the eye doc for the first time in a few years today. One eye needs a stronger prescription and the other eye needs a weaker prescription. Weird stuff.

Real question, is he Mad Eye Moody or is he Barty Crouch Jr. impersonating Mad Eye with Polyjuice Potion?

I think it's a costume.

Pretty sure it's just a kid.

my hero

At Giant tonight I saw a guy wearing a Robbie Alomar Blue Jays shirsey. Which I thought was hilarious. But then I realized I was wearing a CLIFF LEE shirsey myself.

CalvinBall wrote:

Youseff wrote:me? all the time. If I'm around someone for more than 20 seconds I will check out their shoes. figure out what kinda person I'm dealing with.

Always pictured you as a tall drink of water, which would make scoping out footwear a bit harder.

fairly average height, short for California where everyone seems to be 6'3