Re:The Greatest Running Shoe Never Sold
by grannyg00se on Sunday January 15, 2012 @11:02AM
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I wear mine at the gym and sometimes to/from the gym as well. Why wait for them to become common? In what way are they not acceptable? I challenge anybody not to serve me at a restaurant, or allow me into their store, or kick me out of my place of work because of the shoes I've chosen. How absurd.
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Re:The Greatest Running Shoe Never Sold
by GigabyteCoin on Sunday January 15, 2012 @08:34PM
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Obviously you don't frequent many high end restaurants/clubs.
I have been turned away from places for wearing jeans before. I doubt they would allow me in looking like frog man.
It's more "those places" I was talking about. Sure, nobody is going to scoff at what I wear around my condo.
Re:The Greatest Running Shoe Never Sold
by grannyg00se on Monday January 16, 2012 @03:38PM
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I do frequent high end restaurants and clubs. But not being "acceptable in society" leading to "never wearing them" is quite different from not being acceptable in a high end restaurant or club.