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To: headstamp 2

I like to walk around barefoot in the winter, in honor of the patriots at Valley Forge. (nt)


9 posted on 12/06/2014 10:48:40 AM PST by duckworth (Perhaps instant karma's going to get you. Perhaps not.)
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To: duckworth

LOL.

They actually aren’t a very comfortable boot. The seam where the rubber meets the leather uppers will cut your ankle if you don’t wear thicker socks and your feet will sweat like mad in them. I wear a pair of thick wool socks and polypropylene wicking sucks under them. You need to size them accordingly for that.

Their popularity now sounds like a fashion fad by the hipsters. I’m glad to see the demand for them increasing though and that they have kept production here. They need to keep an eye on QC though during these times.


12 posted on 12/06/2014 10:54:49 AM PST by headstamp 2
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To: duckworth

LOL!


21 posted on 12/06/2014 11:17:20 AM PST by rabidralph
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To: duckworth
I like to walk around barefoot in the winter, in honor of the patriots at Valley Forge.

Let me know when and where. I'd like to join you.

35 posted on 12/06/2014 1:25:14 PM PST by SamAdams76
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To: duckworth
I like to walk around barefoot in the winter, in honor of the patriots at Valley Forge.

No... that would be with rags tied to your feet. You, like myself, are probably honoring our Neanderthal ancestors. Come wintertime, there are lots of footprints from my back door out to the snowbank... where smiley faces and other pictographs may be found... all made of yellow snow.

36 posted on 12/06/2014 1:32:36 PM PST by Rodamala
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