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I actually wore crocs at work for a while. Must've been about 8 months. Most damn uncomfortable shoes ever.
I finally ended up returning to these:
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I actually wore crocs at work for a while. Must've been about 8 months. Most damn uncomfortable shoes ever.
I finally ended up returning to these:
@George-K said in Funny Pics:
actually wore crocs at work for a while. Must've been about 8 months. Most damn uncomfortable shoes ever.
LOL. I thought that Crocs were the most ugly shoe either. But I eventually got a pair, and actually like them quite a bit.
I will have to try the ones you recommend.
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@George-K said in Funny Pics:
actually wore crocs at work for a while. Must've been about 8 months. Most damn uncomfortable shoes ever.
LOL. I thought that Crocs were the most ugly shoe either. But I eventually got a pair, and actually like them quite a bit.
I will have to try the ones you recommend.
@taiwan_girl said in Funny Pics:
I will have to try the ones you recommend.
In my career, I think I went through 4 pair. They last forever. They are autoclavable, I believe, or at least steam-strerilizable.
They come with and without holes on the top. I always got the ones with holes because of ventilation. The surgeons who wore them usually got the ones without holes because of bodily fluids.
Remind me, did I tell you the story about when I saw these at a professional meeting?
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@taiwan_girl said in Funny Pics:
I will have to try the ones you recommend.
In my career, I think I went through 4 pair. They last forever. They are autoclavable, I believe, or at least steam-strerilizable.
They come with and without holes on the top. I always got the ones with holes because of ventilation. The surgeons who wore them usually got the ones without holes because of bodily fluids.
Remind me, did I tell you the story about when I saw these at a professional meeting?
@George-K said in Funny Pics:
Remind me, did I tell you the story about when I saw these at a professional meeting?
NO.
@George-K said in Funny Pics:
They are autoclavable, I believe, or at least steam-strerilizable.
Hopefully, getting them off your feet first!
Are those shoes good for just walking around? For example, just using to run into a store or something like that or taking out the garbage?
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@George-K said in Funny Pics:
Remind me, did I tell you the story about when I saw these at a professional meeting?
NO.
@George-K said in Funny Pics:
They are autoclavable, I believe, or at least steam-strerilizable.
Hopefully, getting them off your feet first!
Are those shoes good for just walking around? For example, just using to run into a store or something like that or taking out the garbage?
@taiwan_girl said in Funny Pics:
@George-K said in Funny Pics:
Remind me, did I tell you the story about when I saw these at a professional meeting?
NO.
I was at a meeting, and there was a booth selling these shoes. There was a comely saleslady at the booth. I told her, "I wear these shoes at work every day. I love them, particularly the tits on the insole."
She looked shocked.
"Doctor!" she said. "Those are NOT tits. Those are pleasure ridges."
Are those shoes good for just walking around? For example, just using to run into a store or something like that or taking out the garbage?
Sure - just depends on how comfortable you are with clogs. They're really no different than any other plastic/rubber shoe.
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@taiwan_girl said in Funny Pics:
@George-K said in Funny Pics:
Remind me, did I tell you the story about when I saw these at a professional meeting?
NO.
I was at a meeting, and there was a booth selling these shoes. There was a comely saleslady at the booth. I told her, "I wear these shoes at work every day. I love them, particularly the tits on the insole."
She looked shocked.
"Doctor!" she said. "Those are NOT tits. Those are pleasure ridges."
Are those shoes good for just walking around? For example, just using to run into a store or something like that or taking out the garbage?
Sure - just depends on how comfortable you are with clogs. They're really no different than any other plastic/rubber shoe.
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