Poll: Shoes.
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Depends on the weather. The floor is too cold to go barefoot indoors during winter/autumn times, but I quite enjoy the easiness of socklessness during summer times (like right now).
Outdoors I always wear shoes, usually my neat, well-treated All Stars for every occasion and working shoes for, well, work.
Then I sáy good sir, you have style!
Outdoors I always wear shoes, usually my neat, well-treated All Stars for every occasion and working shoes for, well, work.
I hope that's in combination with a truly smáshing jacket:Wahful said:
Then I sáy good sir, you have style!
Socks indoors, shoes outdoors. How harder the combo can you get?
... But, of course, this varies when you are at other places than home. I never took off my shoes when I went to my summer job.
... But, of course, this varies when you are at other places than home. I never took off my shoes when I went to my summer job.
I walk bare foot in the house, and am to lazy to put socks and shoes on when going outside so I wear slippers.
If I'm outside, then I wear shoes. inside it doesn't really matter, though I take it as a comfortable norm to be wearing socks, and I never go barefoot in anybody else's house.
Outside I practically always wear shoes, inside I never wear shoes, mostly socks or bare feet. Sometimes I go into the garden barefoot, but nowhere else.
I only wear shoes when it is an ABSOLUTE NECESSITY. This really only covers work or if there is a possibility of getting escorted of the premises. Other than that, I go without. When I am not working, it's flip flops, even in winter. I am quite proud of my manly, tough, possibly nerve damaged feet.
I'm a sock person because I've got ridiculously sensitive feet when it comes to shoes. they hurt my feet so much that a few times I've had to take them off and then burnt th soles of my feet on the sidewalk because it was too hot.
and that still hurt less than the shoes.
and that still hurt less than the shoes.
Barefeet as much as possible, otherwise my Birkies. NEVER SOCKS, like putting your feet in prison!
If I'm outside shoes are on! The outside is a treacherous place for feet.
Inside however, I tend to walk barefoot (unless I know I'm going to get visitors).
Socks are on for when people are visiting, or I am visiting people.
I'm strange, aren't I?
Inside however, I tend to walk barefoot (unless I know I'm going to get visitors).
Socks are on for when people are visiting, or I am visiting people.
I'm strange, aren't I?
I guess other... If I leave my house I have shoes on... if I'm in my house I have either socks on or nothing. I have to have shoes on to drive... :/
Shoes or boots outside because they're necessary. Proper hiking boots for hiking, armoured wellies for chainsaw work, running shoes for running, something smart and formal for smart and formal occasions, casual boots most of the time and no outdoor footwear indoors because that's dirty.
In the country, where it's quiet and there aren't so many cats and dogs and rats and pigeons and other people and so on, I'll go outside barefoot. If you can walk 150 miles in a week in boots, you can probably handle a mile without boots too. Of course, if I'm going somewhere muddy I wear shoes or boots so I can take them off again and leave the mud out of the house.
No heels and no open toes for me, though. Hobbits do not have pretty toes and do not paint their toenails, and high heels are silly. Their sole valid use is as a legitimate weapon to carry to and from the party while wearing running shoes to improve your chances of not needing a weapon. You can't run or fight in heels and that "tick-tap tick-tap tick-tap tick-tap" sound is like an exhausted seal pup splashing in the surf, a signal that there's easy prey right here.
In the country, where it's quiet and there aren't so many cats and dogs and rats and pigeons and other people and so on, I'll go outside barefoot. If you can walk 150 miles in a week in boots, you can probably handle a mile without boots too. Of course, if I'm going somewhere muddy I wear shoes or boots so I can take them off again and leave the mud out of the house.
No heels and no open toes for me, though. Hobbits do not have pretty toes and do not paint their toenails, and high heels are silly. Their sole valid use is as a legitimate weapon to carry to and from the party while wearing running shoes to improve your chances of not needing a weapon. You can't run or fight in heels and that "tick-tap tick-tap tick-tap tick-tap" sound is like an exhausted seal pup splashing in the surf, a signal that there's easy prey right here.