Whats the name of that plastic thing on your shoelace?
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An aglet is chiefly used for the plastic or metal tip of a shoelace (it protects the feazings, of course--the unraveled part at the end of a cord)
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put on your shoes...grab the duct tape....wrap it around them...tear it off...walk away....
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Dear bushido***\n\n.....the shoe was left there for a reason!!!!!!\n\na shoe is the only means of transport a foot has.  It can have many other purposes on the other hand until the foot claims it back.  It can be a wonderful house for a mouse, or a nest for a bird, even a place for a snake.....................hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm!!!!!!!!!\n\nOr it could be your, wait for it\nSOULMATE*********\nhee!hee!\nluv peppa-anne
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To polish your shoes!!! Mines are really shiny now!!!
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Exchanging shoe laces is like being married to a skater boi ! \nSounds like you are on the right track.  Be yourself, have fun. \n\nI used to like lil goth girls when I was skating/doing the punk thing.  RAWR.
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To keep your shoes on.
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I think it's just called belt loops. :)
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It is called superglue remover. Imagine that,hmmm,actually makes sense!  Anyway I found it on e-bay in the home and garden section in hardware stores.It is distributed by Jensen Distributing and is manufactured by DURO. There ya go. Now don't go super-gluing anything together until you get some!  :)
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It's static electricity from your shoes.
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Amazingly enough, there is an actual site, Ian's Shoelace Site, telling you how to lace your shoes in more ways than you could possibly care.  If it's not there, I'm sure Ian would be happy to find out and post it!\n\nhttp://www.fieggen.com/shoelace/
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Red Shoe Laces -- Show your support in fighting childhood obesity.
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There are someting called "Ashinaka" which translated would mean "the middle of the foot."  These were typically made of straw and would only cover the middle portion of the sole with the heels and toes protruding from the front and back.  They were worn to give better traction and gripping power.\n\nBTW...the link works if you take away the last three dots.
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http://www.explorationdesign2.com/generic33.html\nhttp://www.leisurepro.com/Cat/Assorted_Accessories/974.html
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The Adidas shoe which has a microchip in it.\n\nIt is priced a bit high for a shoe because it changes its cushioning for different uses.
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Here is one I learned and it works great.  \n\nAbout 5 eyelets from the top run the lace through that eyelet twice.   When you tie your skates the double-laced eyelet will tighten and not loosen up.  \n\nIt makes the skate snug without having to cut the circulation off to your feet.\n\nTry it... it works.\n\n\n_
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duct tape....I use it all the time on my grand kids.lol
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well usually when you get new skate shoes the strings are kinda hard to tie after you lace them. not really hard but dont pull out very much.so just tuck whats left inside your shoe also you want to tie a knot in the string after you stick them throgh the final hole. that way they dont come out because the knot wont go through to hole. i would suggest get shoes with a strap on the top that way you just tighten the strap and not tie the laces. i like my shoes tight tho so i dont break my ankle. tight shoes are also better when you do drops and gaps. well maybe not for everyone but for me it works. good luck.