whats the deal with the "one shoe" in the middel of the road?
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An oldie but goodie....what happens to the sock in the dryer? Two go in...one comes out...Maybe it is with the other shoe?.....
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http://walking.about.com/od/prshoe/gr/newbalance907.htm
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I think the opposite is true.  I believe it's a larger size than normal for women, and so there is less demand.  Because of that, shoe manufacturers are likely to produce less of them.  That is probably why you're having trouble locating many.
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It's not just Tennessee; unfortunately we in Kentucky have a similar, and similarly unjustified, reputation. I think it was a rumor started by Yankee jealous because Southerners can pronounce "r" sounds in the middle of words. (ex: New York vs. New Yawk).\n\nBTW, I've been to Nashville, and I saw many shoes of all types there. :)
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This may seem like a dumb answer, how about Wal-Mart? I have seen it in my local one here in Florida. Look in sporting goods if they don't have it in the shoe dept.
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There was a person who complained and whined about having no shoes. \n\nUntil they met a person, who had no feet.\n\nThanksgiving is a day for being thankful for what you have, not for feeling sorry for yourself for what you do not have. \n\nI have a feeling your question backfired on you.  \n\nDarryl S.
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the other shoe on the other foot is on the gas pedal and the one is hanging out the window...\nquite simple really
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wtf is a "barefoot moment"?
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It's a heel spur, not spirt.  It's a small piece of bone that forms, usually from some type of induced trauma (like running on pavement, etc.)  It's basically an overgrowth in one small area of your "heel bone" (aka calcaneus).
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Nobody has. Several years ago, people claimed to have seen it, but it was merely a hoax. They had a guy dress up as big foot and made footprints all over the place. There are other fakes, too. They do it mostly for money and fame.
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I think there is a shoe company named: Vans
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Well, it's in the Bible so I gotta believe it.  God loves shoe.  Must be one of the mysteries.
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I don't know about when the first came out, but when I think Reebok Classics I remember a man I used to work with. He only wore them and nothing else. When they started to go off the shelves he bought as many as he could find. He had a closet of them, and he wore them out pretty fast too. I wonder if he still has any and if not what is he wearing now? Funny what a shoe can make you think of lol.
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i never heard of that.  but i assume it is a little one that stands behind the bride and holds her train.  i don't think they do that anymore.  check out footage of the royal wedding.  They are uber traditional, and would def. have any of that kind of stuff.
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That is an excellent question.  I heard Nike was paying off the church to insert the line "And jesus walkith over in his Nikes".  Last I heard the church was going for it and it will be in the New King James Version.  Jesus' sandals must have been good, but Moses' sandals must have been REALLY good.  They lasted him 40 years of walking around in the desert.\n\nOn a side note, did you know Nike is named after a lessor known Greek god.  He was the God of athletics.
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Air Jordan I (1)\n\nReleased in 1985, the Air Jordan I is considered to be a turning point in basketball shoe design. The Air Jordan I takes its form after an earlier shoe by Nike - the Nike Dunk. Designed by Peter Moore, this shoe gained much of its initial publicity and interest by being banned by the National Basketball Association. The league stipulated that the black and red shoe violated its color rules. Seeing the success of this model, many shoe companies scrambled to emulate the design. Many smaller companies even pirated knock-offs.\n\nOriginal Jordans came with two sets of laces, one for each color on the "colorway" of the shoe. For example, the red/black shoe came with red laces and black laces. Including "sample" designs, twenty-three different "colorways" were created.\n\nIn 1994, the white/black-red and black/red colorways were retroed and sold very poorly. Many went on sale for as low as $20 in stores. When the I's were retroed again in 2001, they sold out instantly.
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On the  bare earth....they used to be called earth-runners,you see.\nBefore cobbled roads became the vogue -then they were cobble-runners.\nBut nowadays,only tarred roads that stretch for miles will do,thank you very much.