That's because you had answered the question - eeh, you can be high maintenance sometimes... and the answer was pretty much what I expected :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
+1 for the furry moccasins, I wouldn't be without mine
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That's because you had answered the question - eeh, you can be high maintenance sometimes... and the answer was pretty much what I expected :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
+1 for the furry moccasins, I wouldn't be without mine
If you can find it, Blind Boys of Alabama's version is worth a listen. Done to the music of "House of The Rising Sun", but it works very well, I think you'd like it :)Quote:
Originally Posted by system7
Probably to with improving circulation. But I still couldn't be doing with them, that thing between your toes just feels wrong :(Quote:
Originally Posted by walpurgis
I spend six days a week out in the real world, that's enough for me :) But I find going out shopping for clothes to be a rather soulless experience, thankfully it only happens occasionally, when I'm with Mrs. P. She is quite sympathetic to my plight, and can see when I'm losing the will to live - which is usually during the walk from the car park to the shops.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
The only shops I'm interested in browsing are tools, hifi or record shops. For anything else I have a 3-step process: 1. Decide what I want to buy 2. Go to shop and buy it 3. Go home or to the pub.
I'm sure I'm not the only bloke who does this.
I quite agree - also the 'slapping' sound they make when walking would quickly get on my nerves.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
If they go 'flop flip' you know you've got them on the wrong feetQuote:
Originally Posted by Barry
:D And if you hear a loud 'thud' you know they aren't suitable for walking backwards in, and your head has just decked it :doh:Quote:
Originally Posted by Roy S
I don't know of any shops where you can browse for hifi. When I was younger I loathed shopping for clothes or shoes, now I quite enjoy browsing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
Shopping on-line is no doubt convenient, but as has been remarked elsewhere, you have to know exactly what you want and by whom the particular item is made: there is an awful lot or meretricious poorly made crap available, whose quality is difficult to assess simply by looking at a photo.
Also you loose the 'serendipity' aspect when shopping on line. The likes of Amazon may apply some fuzzy logic algorithms to come up with "Customers who bought (a particular item), also bought this/these". But that only suggests something similar. I like to go into a bookshop (an increasingly endangered establishment) to browse and come out buying something that caught my attention and came across by accident. That is the joy of browsing.
Yes, I heard Whacko Jacko almost gave up moonwalking after falling out of his HavaianasQuote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
You're right about the hifi shops. It's been a number of years now. Though I do occasionally pop into Richer Sounds if I'm passing...
I actually buy very little online, mostly just replacement blades/bits for my power tools. Usually I look online for which places sell what I'm seeking, then go to the nearest physical shop that stocks it.