I'm a 45. My feet are as large as my cock and my ego but far larger then my sense of style.


I'm a 45. My feet are as large as my cock and my ego but far larger then my sense of style.![]()
What a lovely riddle.
You're still wearing crocs though.

£15 for genuine ones default footwear now
bright orange crocs £15
paint stainted dessie camos FREE
grey t shirt £3
sense of style priceless![]()
They aren't *that* comfy. Not compared to Merrells, anyway.
I heard that the reason the company that makes them are really in trouble is because once you have bought a pair, you never need to buy any more. So they reached saturation point in a few years, with everybody who was interested in getting them actually getting them and then their sales just plummetted.
You have to innovate to survive, people.
You see lots of staff in hospitals wearing them
It even has a name -- "planned obselescence".Ooh I saw the dragon's on dragon's den say something like 'mm this product, you only buy it once, you might want to make it so it breaks after a year or so'
Those business people are such swines!
I think they actually banned them from wearing them for safety reasons, I can't remember the reasons why. Maybe they made patients miserable with how ugly they are thus affecting their recovery rate.
Yeah I dunno, but I don't see nurses wearing them in the hospital I work in anymore.
I have never tried them but have a few friends (male & female) who swear by them.
I think regarding them in hospitals they would be banned due to not being a full backed shoe and still seeing folk wear them probably just means that the uniform policy is not being followed.
I heard that the reason the company that makes them are really in trouble is because once you have bought a pair, you never need to buy any more. So they reached saturation point in a few years, with everybody who was interested in getting them actually getting them and then their sales just plummetted.
You have to innovate to survive, people.
Erm, most of the theatre staff and doctors wear clog type shoes (and have done for a very long time afaik)most of the ward nurses don't tend to but a lot of the housekeeping staff wear them......
Yeah. Why is that? Chefs seem to like them too.
They're very good for keeping your feet cool when working in a hot kitchen, and they're washable.
Mine feel basically like going barefoot but with a layer between me and the ground.
They're very good for keeping your feet cool when working in a hot kitchen, and they're washable.
Mine feel basically like going barefoot but with a layer between me and the ground.
Not to good at protecting your feet though if you spill something hot over them.
crocs or clogs? it was 20 years ago that I worked in a clog-filled kitchen.
I've worn clogs. they do not feel like being barefoot.