What are you doing today ?

[Irish Ian]

done me back

So am following the Test match, also following my game on the Cricket Management game I play, listening to Podcasts and of course awaiting with bated breath for the Jesse PC at 1;30.

High end stuff

[Jaydog]

Few can resist a sparkly flip flop tbf. Faaip is singularly resolute in this matter.

Some people are scared of feet. Maybe Faaip is a foot fearer.

[The Subhuman]

I’m with Faaip on the flip flop front. Women look nice in sparkly ones but blokes. No.
I wear these in the garden. Sometimes if I go to the corner shop but always get a bloody stone in them
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They're fine and leather ones are ok too. It's the gaudy, tasteless plastic/rubber ones I object to....

[Muppet the Cat]

They're fine and leather ones are ok too. It's the gaudy, tasteless plastic/rubber ones I object to....

I’m not a complete Philistine then, faaip as the shoes I wear most over the course of a year are those Clarks ATL Active Air brown leather sandals.

Also, you can’t really drive in FF’s

[The Subhuman]

Never personally owned sandals and certainly not flip flops...

[Muppet the Cat]

Since COVID, lockdown and the advent of home working my whole wardrobe has changed, with parts of it largely untouched in a couple of years.

Pre COVID when I was in the office 5 days a week I was suit or shirt and tie, minimum. Things then moved onto Zoom or Teams and sat at a desk in the house (or office) people only saw you waist up…….so I’ve done formal meetings shirt/tie/jacket up top, but shorts and FF’s below.
On the days I work from home now (which is the majority) it’s t-shirt and shorts most of the time after my commute from the bedroom to the ‘office’

[Jaydog]

Maybe. There's a self confessed foot fetishist on Waccoe... I'm not sure of his views on flip flops though.

If he likes feet he’ll like flip flops. And heels.
Who doesn’t. The latter I mean. It’s the ones who teeter along looking like their on a tightrope that make me laugh.
Quite a few at York races although it was generally quite classy in fairness.

[Kennyb41]

Fkin hell womens feet are ugly, bunions n all that, if they haven't got bunions, they've got 4 toes and hard skin.

I've never met a woman yet that doesn't say ' stop staring at my feet they're ugly'

[Jaydog]

Fkin hell womens feet are ugly, bunions n all that, if they haven't got bunions, they've got 4 toes and hard skin.

I've never met a woman yet that doesn't say ' stop staring at my feet they're ugly'

The last bit is true.

[Kennyb41]

As much as i love them and they turn me on no end, i blame Stilletoes for the state of womens feet.

[Jaydog]

Fkin hell womens feet are ugly, bunions n all that, if they haven't got bunions, they've got 4 toes and hard skin.

I've never met a woman yet that doesn't say ' stop staring at my feet they're ugly'

Four toes!
I got stood on in the desert once. I had Camel Toe for a week. Gave me the right hump.
2 jokes for the price of one

[whiteswan]

Most women's shoes aren't designed for comfort or practicality.

No they are not!
Platforms were all the rage when I started work. I was on my feet for 7 hours a day. Stupidly I allowed fashion to dictate. I refuse to wear heels now. Flip flops all the way

[Jaydog]

Lived in wellies as a kid. No socks. Trendy.

[The Subhuman]

Wellies never fit me..

[Boo Radley]

Since COVID, lockdown and the advent of home working my whole wardrobe has changed, with parts of it largely untouched in a couple of years.

Pre COVID when I was in the office 5 days a week I was suit or shirt and tie, minimum. Things then moved onto Zoom or Teams and sat at a desk in the house (or office) people only saw you waist up…….so I’ve done formal meetings shirt/tie/jacket up top, but shorts and FF’s below.
On the days I work from home now (which is the majority) it’s t-shirt and shorts most of the time after my commute from the bedroom to the ‘office’

You've just nailed the change in my working attire perfectly Muppet!

There are suits, shirts and ties hanging untouched in my wardrobe since before Covid as well. I thought all that would gradually return but it hasn't, and I've realised it actually won't.

So, similar to you, it's been shorts and sandals/flip flops with polo shirts at best, but mostly t-shirts for Teams calls. It's a significant change and it's here to stay. The suits will only come out for weddings and funerals now.

[whiteswan]

I haven't worn heels for years. Got loads of shoes, but mostly boots for the winter, and sandals and Mary Janes for the rest of the year. Probably wear wellies more than anything else.

I remember doing a charity walk for 'Shelter' when I was 15 and still at school. It was 22 miles, I managed it but one of the girls with us walked all 22 in wellies! Amazing really as it was all road and pavement walking all the way. Her Dad was a farmer.

[Jaydog]

I remember doing a charity walk for 'Shelter' when I was 15 and still at school. It was 22 miles, I managed it but one of the girls with us walked all 22 in wellies! Amazing really as it was all road and pavement walking all the way. Her Dad was a farmer.

22 miles in wellies! I grew up in a farming area so wellies were de rigueur in the fashion department. Pretty sure I spent most of the summer in them. There was a lot of about so fashionable & practical

[hector]

I remember doing a charity walk for 'Shelter' when I was 15 and still at school. It was 22 miles, I managed it but one of the girls with us walked all 22 in wellies! Amazing really as it was all road and pavement walking all the way. Her Dad was a farmer.

I'm amazed that you can remember from that far back..

[Rook]

Watching Anthony Joshua Vs Oleksandr Usyk tonight. Come on AJ!!

Tomorrow, I'm off to Elland Road to watch us get battered by Chelsea.

An action packed weekend, with plenty of alcohol.

[whiteswan]

I'm amazed that you can remember from that far back..

Cheeky so and so