Crocs

sandyRoe | 08:53 Mon 03rd Nov 2014 | Shopping & Style

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I bought a pair of these as a birthday present but they've never been worn. I'm going to try to sell them on EBay. The size on the bottom is: W8, M6. Does that seem right, are Crocs unisex footwear?

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SirOracle

Maybe not orange Sandy !!

anneasquith

mine are bright yellow. what about light grey, they are available in two tone I think ?

sandyRoe

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When you look at the gaudy colours available black suddenly seems quite attractive

http://www.crocs.co.uk/crocs-classic/10001,en_GB,pd.html?cid=200&cgid=men-footwear#q=classic&start=12

anneasquith

not black. the grey or the light brown look nice :) or go mad and get the red !!!!

sandyRoe

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I don't suppose they'd supply one green and t'other orange? Then I could walk anywhere in Belfast without fear of being castigated. ☺

sandyRoe

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Red? Ruby slippers? Never in Belfast.

SirOracle

Sandy 1 green and 1 orange.....in Belfast you would be castigated by both sides!

sandyRoe

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True. The more I look at this the more likely it is it'll be black again.

wolf63

I would use them as slippers but the stairs in my flat are steep and I am unsteady on stairs. Not helped by Merlin copying Lemmings and throwing herself off the top landing and racing past me instead of going down the stairs in a graceful feline fashion.

I can just see me slipping down them on my ar5e and breaking my neck with the Crocs on.

But I like the purple and the pink. What colour of croc will you have to wear if you are an atheist Sandy? Or do you still get Catholic atheists and Protestant atheists in Belfast?

sandyRoe

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There was an actor called Harry Taub, a Jewish man who was brought up in Belfast. He told a story of when he was a wee lad he was grabbed by thugs who were going to beat him up. "What religion are you?", they asked. "I'm a Jew", says he.
Aye, but are you a Protestant Jew or a Catholic Jew?
There are Protestant atheists and Catholic ones, too, Wolf63. Only in NI

wolf63

There are people that I have worked with for 20+ years and I have no idea of their religion. Belfast seems to be modern and vibrant in some ways but in the dark ages in other ways.

I am off to my/our/Frankie's bed. Merlin tends to sleep 'elsewhere'.

Say hello do your little doggy from me and her Scottish moggie cousins. Look after yourself

sandyRoe

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Night, Wolf, hope you and the pussy cats sleep well