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How many pairs of shoes do you wear?

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How many pair of shoes do you wear?

  • Between 1 and 3

    Votes: 9 18.8%

  • 3 and 5

    Votes: 18 37.5%

  • 5 and 8

    Votes: 6 12.5%

  • More than 8

    Votes: 7 14.6%

  • More than I can count

    Votes: 2 4.2%

  • I like slurpies

    Votes: 2 4.2%

  • Polls like this are why I'm a turd

    Votes: 3 6.3%

  • More than Alabama claims National Titles

    Votes: 1 2.1%
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djtidebuck;639167; said:
How could such a serious topic as shoes, go astray like this?
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It is positively sole destroying

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Hmmm... well... first of all, I'm not much of a shoe girl. Not really a clothes girl either. In fact, I kind of hate shopping. If I had unlimited money, I suppose I'd probably get into it, but as it is, I have to prioritize my spending, and shoes are pretty low on the list. I pretty much don't buy any unless they're replacing a pair that is falling apart.

So... for fall/winter, I most commonly wear black ankle length boots with work clothes or black Skechers with jeans, and occasionally I'll wear black loafers, with black or brown calf-length boots thrown in now and then if I'm wearing a skirt.

I have two pairs of sandals I wear in the summer - one a more casual, walking style, and the other a bit more dressy for work.

I have a few pairs of high heels - two black and one brown, but those rarely come out of the closet, as I have little need to dress up, and I haven't purchased a pair for probably five years.

As for activity/situation-specific shoes, I have two pairs of tennis shoes - one reserved for actual tennis courts, and the other for any other various activities. I have a pair of hiking boots, a pair of winter/snow boots and a pair of ski boots. Somewhere in the back of my closet, I also have a pair of basketball shoes and a pair of cleats (the softball kind, not the golf kind). In other random footwear, I have a pair of Keds that look like baseballs and a beat up pair of Chucks, both of which I've owned for over ten years.

So, I guess I own around nineteen pairs of shoes/boots, but regularly wear only about five.


There, Donny - was that serious enough for you?


Edit - Oh... just remembered I have a pair of white heels somewhere, too, but I wore them only once.
 
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I have summer and winter shoes.
Merrill trailrunners for winter. Merrill running shoes for summer.
Around the house, I like to go naked.....er....barefoot. :tongue2:
My house is completely saltillo tile(mexican tile) and the heating system is in the floor so in winter it's nice and warm! Summer time nice and cool.
I do have a small collection of older not used, shoes. Hiking boots, dress shoes, work boots.
Generally, I don't "collect" clothes/shoes.
 
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I have many pairs of shoes. I most commonly switch between my 2 pairs of old school New Balances. I also wear mocassins around the house. Sandals are worn the most during the summer but wouldnt work too well right now. I also have shoes for going out and dressing up.
 
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PrincessPeach;639189; said:
Hmmm... well... first of all, I'm not much of a shoe girl. Not really a clothes girl either. In fact, I kind of hate shopping. If I had unlimited money, I suppose I'd probably get into it, but as it is, I have to prioritize my spending, and shoes are pretty low on the list. I pretty much don't buy any unless they're replacing a pair that is falling apart.

So... for fall/winter, I most commonly wear black ankle length boots with work clothes or black Skechers with jeans, and occasionally I'll wear black loafers, with black or brown calf-length boots thrown in now and then if I'm wearing a skirt.

I have two pairs of sandals I wear in the summer - one a more casual, walking style, and the other a bit more dressy for work.

I have a few pairs of high heels - two black and one brown, but those rarely come out of the closet, as I have little need to dress up, and I haven't purchased a pair for probably five years.

As for activity/situation-specific shoes, I have two pairs of tennis shoes - one reserved for actual tennis courts, and the other for any other various activities. I have a pair of hiking boots, a pair of winter/snow boots and a pair of ski boots. Somewhere in the back of my closet, I also have a pair of basketball shoes and a pair of cleats (the softball kind, not the golf kind). In other random footwear, I have a pair of Keds that look like baseballs and a beat up pair of Chucks, both of which I've owned for over ten years.

So, I guess I own around nineteen pairs of shoes/boots, but regularly wear only about five.


There, Donny - was that serious enough for you?


Edit - Oh... just remembered I have a pair of white heels somewhere, too, but I wore them only once.
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I was being facetious when I asked the question, but nice reply.
 
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Thump;641181; said:
Awsome post, donny, but I feel that I need to bring to your attention that you may have mispelled the word "facetious"? That is O.K. I will be here when you forget to hit spellcheck
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Awwh, the dreaded spelling "Nazi." I knew I should have hit the spellcheck button.:)
 
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djtidebuck;641191; said:
Awwh, the dreaded spelling "Nazi." I knew I should have hit the spellcheck button.:)
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"Facetious" and "plethora" are two words people use that I hate.

They try to make themselves sound "educated" by using such words.

If you want recognized, try plugging "antidisestablishmentarianism" into a discussion.
 
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Thump;641194; said:
"Facetious" and "plethora" are two words people use that I hate.

They try to make themselves sound "educated" by using such words.

If you want recognized, try plugging "antidisestablishmentarianism" into a discussion.
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Do I get greenies if I know "anitdisestablishmentarianism" is the longest word in the traditional dictionary that basically means against those that are against the establishment?
 
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