Shoelaces :
Posted by: Berlin Fritz on 06 September 2004
A bloody good subject to talk about when all's said and done, innit !
Graham George Of Knottyash
Graham George Of Knottyash
Posted on: 06 September 2004 by Mick P
Fritz
Have you ever considered joining a Monastry, you know, one of those stuck out in the middle of no where.
Regards
Mick
Have you ever considered joining a Monastry, you know, one of those stuck out in the middle of no where.
Regards
Mick
Posted on: 06 September 2004 by john rubberneck
What are those bits on the end called
Stuart
Stuart
Posted on: 06 September 2004 by Martin D
What, on the end of a monastry?
Martin
Martin
Posted on: 06 September 2004 by matthewr
Posted on: 06 September 2004 by john rubberneck
Argh yes that’s the one, my favorite was the cherry flavor.
Stuart
Stuart
Posted on: 06 September 2004 by Mick P
Matthew
Have you ever considered joining a Monastry ?
Regards
Mick
Have you ever considered joining a Monastry ?
Regards
Mick
Posted on: 06 September 2004 by long-time-dead
I do believe that Matthew is already a member of the Brotherhood of Google.
Posted on: 06 September 2004 by Berlin Fritz
The Chief and I have been invited to a Strictly Sandalless party next week, no worries about lose ends, as they'll all be properly tied there are no Monks allowed either, innit !
Graham George Of Where'smemikelacies ?
Graham George Of Where'smemikelacies ?
Posted on: 07 September 2004 by MichaelC
Shoelaces:
Are they directional?
Are they directional?
Posted on: 07 September 2004 by Hawk
quote:
Originally posted by MichaelC:
Shoelaces:
Are they directional?
and should you do the ends up or leave them loose??
Posted on: 07 September 2004 by TomK
Burning them in can be a bit painful.
Posted on: 07 September 2004 by throbnorth
I want vaguely flecky shoelaces to replace the ones in my blue Caterpillars that have started to disintegrate.
Far too many shoes seem to be sold with fancy shoelaces and no means of replacing same after about six months when they go sproing [coloured bit goes fluffy & central core is embarassingly exposed]. There must be websites & mail order opportunities, surely?
throb
Far too many shoes seem to be sold with fancy shoelaces and no means of replacing same after about six months when they go sproing [coloured bit goes fluffy & central core is embarassingly exposed]. There must be websites & mail order opportunities, surely?
throb
Posted on: 07 September 2004 by Berlin Fritz
I've heard a rumour, only a rumour mind, "Can't believe everything in the Daily Sport can Yee noo ?" that messers Parry & Robinson have been spotted touting bags of varius coloured pooders ootside the New Wibbly Wobbly Scaddish Parliament building, "they're selling like hot haggis's ,"a delighted ruby faced Robinson was reported to have shooted, "This time next year we could be Mirrionaire's "
Graham George Of Galloway
PisHt: A coupla shoestrings were arrested by the po'leece earlier for being sober and orderly in a Pubic place, innit.
Graham George Of Galloway
PisHt: A coupla shoestrings were arrested by the po'leece earlier for being sober and orderly in a Pubic place, innit.
Posted on: 08 September 2004 by Berlin Fritz
Of course there's the classic "I'm sorry Sarge I forgot", helping many a person in youth/adult cells & institution's mainly run by Private outfits to choose themselves how to tie their shoelaces, innit.
Graham George Ipreferleatheronesmyself
Graham George Ipreferleatheronesmyself
Posted on: 08 September 2004 by long-time-dead
Ultimate Shoestring ?
Posted on: 08 September 2004 by Berlin Fritz
Scotsman reviewer Kate Copstick was scathing about comedian Jason Wood's show
being glorious at the Edinburgh festival, calling it "a lazy, self-satisfied
display of what can only be described as toxic camp" and awarding it one star
out of a possible five.
Undeterred, Wood's PR company Emma Turner Press and publicity created new
posters complete with the quote[B] " A Star - Kate Copstick, Scotsman".[/B]Private Eye Magazine issue 1114:
Graham George Of Nowthat'swhaticallimprovisingonashoestringbudget
being glorious at the Edinburgh festival, calling it "a lazy, self-satisfied
display of what can only be described as toxic camp" and awarding it one star
out of a possible five.
Undeterred, Wood's PR company Emma Turner Press and publicity created new
posters complete with the quote[B] " A Star - Kate Copstick, Scotsman".[/B]Private Eye Magazine issue 1114:
Graham George Of Nowthat'swhaticallimprovisingonashoestringbudget
Posted on: 15 September 2004 by Berlin Fritz
iT'S A BLOODY TIE
Posted on: 15 September 2004 by ErikL
I recently bought some super-hip Velcro(tm) shoes that the fat girl said could be worn with a suit as easily as with jeans.
I can climb the walls in these mofos
I can climb the walls in these mofos
Posted on: 16 September 2004 by Berlin Fritz
And Dr David Owen's Nickname used to be ????
Graham George Of Fatladysingin
Graham George Of Fatladysingin
Posted on: 26 September 2004 by Berlin Fritz
"Stanstead airport saves Security Alert Plane", Greek born Tracy from Basildon Essex tells the World exclusively on Essex Free Radio "We woz well Scared innit".
In another dewelopement in the middle east, "Saaf Ov Barfelona" sauces report that if yer need someone outside yer Country, Democratically sorted, ie, whitewashed, call der MOSSAD, at der usual number, innit.
Im on der korner wiv der dark bwown owercoat
Gordon Broon is a Scottish Cloon, though our Tony being a Catholic born Jock as well aslo qualifies I reckon ; innit. Wack
In another dewelopement in the middle east, "Saaf Ov Barfelona" sauces report that if yer need someone outside yer Country, Democratically sorted, ie, whitewashed, call der MOSSAD, at der usual number, innit.
Im on der korner wiv der dark bwown owercoat
Gordon Broon is a Scottish Cloon, though our Tony being a Catholic born Jock as well aslo qualifies I reckon ; innit. Wack
Posted on: 29 September 2004 by Madrid
quote:
Shoelaces
An essential topic.
I´m in favor of them. I´ve found lace ups to be much more comfortable than mocs ever since I broke my Achilles tendon last February.
Cheers