youthere
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Sat Sep-10-05 05:25 PM
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I have a question about crocs (the shoes).. |
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First of all I have to tell you that I possess a severe fashion defecit. I know little or nothing about style or trends.
I bought my two daughters each a pair of the croc clogs. (Actually I bought my six year old a pair of pink croc look alikes from Payless-the ten year old isn't so easily fooled.) I think they look kind of stupid but alot of the kids are wearing them and the girls really wanted them.
I was wondering-are the croc clogs appropriate for boys as well? and if so with or without the holes? I know this is a stupid question, but I was thinking about buying a pair for my son, but I honestly didn't know if this is setting him up to get the snot beat out of him or not. Thanks in advance.
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Sat Sep-10-05 05:29 PM
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1. I don't even know what you're talking about. |
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Edited on Sat Sep-10-05 05:29 PM by mutley_r_us
I guess my fashion deficit is worse than yours.
edit: damn that was a lot of typos for two short sentences.
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Sat Sep-10-05 05:34 PM
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2. They are plastic-y clogs in bright colors... |
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I think they look stupid-which means they are a hot fashion item-at least around here. They look alot like those plastic gardening clogs you buy at the farm supply store.
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Sat Sep-10-05 05:38 PM
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3. Like jellie sandals from the 80s? |
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I used to keep up with fashion a few years ago but after those short skirt things (the ones with two layers) came out and EVERY SINGLE GIRL looked exactly the same I gave up. Now, when I look at the people at my school all looking trendy and exactly alike, I just have to shake my head.
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Sat Sep-10-05 05:43 PM
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Edited on Sat Sep-10-05 05:45 PM by xmas74
My kid has three pairs.
(sorry, link doesn't work. They look kinda like squishy clogs w/ lots of air holes in them)
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Sat Sep-10-05 05:47 PM
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5. So, do boys wear them too? Or , only if they want a beating? |
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Sat Sep-10-05 05:48 PM
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6. I found a link for unisex ones |
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but I've never seen a boy wear them.
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Sat Sep-10-05 05:49 PM
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7. here is what they look like: |
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Sat Sep-10-05 06:05 PM
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and everyone where I work is wearing a pair. We work 12 hour shifts and are always looking for the best in support. Guys and girls are wearing them and also the nike shocks are big right now...I have a pair of them too...course I am a shoe freak:blush:
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Sat Sep-10-05 08:08 PM
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9. I have seen grown men wearing them nt |
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Sat Sep-10-05 08:31 PM
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I like mine a lot. I am only sorry I bought them in a drab color. Pink or Yellow would be much more fun. I wanted them and could not decide the color at the time I bought them. I think they cost too much so I've been tempted to buy the Pay-Less version too, but have not yet. The Croc version is supposed to have an anti-bacterial quality to it. They can be thrown in the washer to clean them. I also would like the garden type clog that are available at Target for about $12-15. Crocs are comfortable, although they do not really support your feet that much - but then my feet hurt no matter what shoes I wear! I haven't seen boys wearing them in our town yet, but I don't see why they couldn't.
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