Barefooting

[EQnoble]

what is it with your feet?

He likes a strong foundation...

 

[Kier]

Stupid curiosity satisfied, you can wear FiveFingers with flip flops if you really want to

 

[Peggy]

He likes a strong foundation...

Or a good understanding...

 

[Sami]

Stupid curiosity satisfied, you can wear FiveFingers with flip flops if you really want to

And you're against footwear, huh?

 

[Kim]

Stupid curiosity satisfied, you can wear FiveFingers with flip flops if you really want to

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Three layers of foot coverings... Your poor footsies must be in total shock!

 

[Kier]

Three layers of foot coverings... Your poor footsies must be in total shock!

I am happily returned to my normal state now

 

[Peggy]

Not only do they look uncomfortable, but they're ugly as well.

 

[Kier]

Not only do they look uncomfortable, but they're ugly as well.

Which?

 

[Peggy]

Which?

Those new things you just bought. FiveFingerswhatchamajiggers.

 

[Kier]

Those new things you just bought. FiveFingerswhatchamajiggers.

Oh right, well of course they're not as nice to look at as my feet

 

[Peggy]

Oh right, well of course they're not as nice to look at as my feet

oooooooohhh brother. lol

 

[Kier]

oooooooohhh brother. lol

Heh, couldn't resist

 

[Trombones13]

It's apparently National Barefoot Day today...though I'm sure you all are already celebrating without being aware of it.

 

[Kier]

National - where? And no, I was not aware.

 

[Trombones13]

I guess in the US; it's apparently sponsored by Soles4Souls and it's a week-long event. http://www.soles4souls.org/get_involved/barefootweek2011.html

 

[User]

Arch support is a misnomer. The whole point of an arch is that it is a self-supporting, load-bearing structure. As soon as you provide it with 'support' along its length, the load is no longer directed down to the end points of the arch, rendering it useless.

The load-bearing was not intended to bear today's standard U.S. sized loads though. It's like trying to drive a tank over a Nepalese rope bridge.

 

[Kier]

I guess in the US; it's apparently sponsored by Soles4Souls and it's a week-long event. http://www.soles4souls.org/get_involved/barefootweek2011.html

Aah, yet another event encouraging people to shed their shoes in order to find out how dreadful it is for all those in the world who don't have any. Bound to be a shoe manufacturer behind it somewhere.

 

[Forsaken]

Aah, yet another event encouraging people to shed their shoes in order to find out how dreadful it is for all those in the world who don't have any. Bound to be a shoe manufacturer behind it somewhere.

Looked at Corporate Sponsors and many major shoe retailers are listed lol.

 

[Peggy]

Heh I haven't had a pair of shoes on in 4 days. Unfortunately it's back to work tomorrow, and they are a requirement.

 

[Onimua]

The load-bearing was not intended to bear today's standard U.S. sized loads though. It's like trying to drive a tank over a Nepalese rope bridge.

Probably a sign then that they should start losing weight.

I'm surprised I haven't heard about knee supports yet.