On a dare, trying on Crocs.
You mean like, the masochistic pleasure of tackiness? It had escaped me!And you realized what you have been missing all this time?
You mean like, the masochistic pleasure of tackiness? It had escaped me!
My feet would be dripping with sweat being half covered in non-breathing insulating foamed plastic.Tackiness is underrated. I love my crocs for walking around in my hard tiled house. My feet don't love them for long distances, but I would have no problem wearing them out. My kids have worn them nearly exclusively for their whole lives. They are finally fashionable.They are very popular around here...
My feet would be dripping with sweat being half covered in non-breathing insulating foamed plastic.
That is so true. I had to have an emergency c-section and after they got my daughter out, somehow the drape dropped and my husband saw everything in its full glory.Having a baby in a hospital. You have to let go of ALL modesty.
California is a mixed bag. Trends come and go. I'm sure some mullet-headed Juggalo in San Bernardino with six Monster energy drink tattoos would consider Crocs, the sandals made from Circus Peanuts, "fashionable". You can probably ask him alllll about the nuances of fashion, as he's probably at home this moment, decorating his meth lab with empty Pabst cans.They are finally fashionable.They are very popular around here...
I totally agree, *however* my sister pretty much made me buy a pair for our last trip, and my feet felt great in that while yes the feet themselves hurt from walking, I didn't get a single blister the entire time I wore them, a WDW first.Omg, Crocs. Ugliest shoes ever made.
Crocs are full of holes. What are you talking about? That's part of the appeal.
My boys wear them with socks because their feet get too cold otherwise.
This was my first thought when I read the thread title. My first daughter was born later on a Friday. There were a ton of people in the room towards the end. I was panicking thinking they had discovered something was wrong with the baby and they called in a bunch of specialists, only to be reassured by the nurse, “no, it’s just quiet here tonight and you’re the only show in town”Having a baby in a hospital. You have to let go of ALL modesty.
You know, I get the Cali lifestyle is compatible with Crocs...
...but Crocs with socks...I think your boys better be on the look out for thefashion police!
California is a mixed bag. Trends come and go. I'm sure some mullet-headed Juggalo in San Bernardino with six Monster energy drink tattoos would consider Crocs, the sandals made from Circus Peanuts, "fashionable". You can probably ask him alllll about the nuances of fashion, as he's probably at home this moment, decorating his meth lab with empty Pabst cans.
Nope, still ugly.