Why do people wear those ugly Croc shoes?
10 Dec 2008
Do you think that men should be stoned for wearing them (even in the privacy of their own home?)? Also, do you think that parents who make little boys wear them are evil people? I personally hate those shoes and will NEVER ever ever ever wear them. It takes a real lazy bastard to make the croc and an even lazier one to wear them.
I am so critical because the majority of people who see folks out and about in these things think "wow, what a lazy ****". I mean, who feels comfortable in those? I equate those shoes to going out in public wearing ratty sweat pants, pajamas or when women wear bras 3 times smaller than their size. If they are not embarassed, they need to be.
Lol. Yeah, they do look pretty awful, but Ive heard they are the comfiest shoe ever made. I personally wouldnt buy them even if they were extremely comfy.
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2008 Dec 11
Hahaha, I see a lot of adult women around here wearing those but those women are always what we affectionately call "bogans"…
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2008 Dec 11
i dont wear them but i know that other people wear them because they're comfy. no, men should not be stoned for wearing crocs. and no, i dont think parents that make their kds wear crocs are evil. ok, you are taking this too far. its just a shoe! get over it!
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2008 Dec 11
Nurses are meant to wear them, or people who work in the garden.
In 6th grade-they were a huge thing. I bought about 5 pairs. But, im in 8th now and frankly, only 1 girl wears them and they are butt ugly.♥
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2008 Dec 11
Lol. Yeah, they do look pretty awful, but Ive heard they are the comfiest shoe ever made. I personally wouldnt buy them even if they were extremely comfy.
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2008 Dec 11
i dont agree with what you just said but the question is deff right!
I DONT CARE HOW COMFORTABLE CROCS ARE YOU STILL LOOK LIKE A DUMBASS!
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2008 Dec 11
I definitely think the shoes are extremely ugly, but you're going a bit overboard in saying, "It takes a real lazy bastard to make the croc and an even lazier one to wear them."
It takes just as much effort to put on and wear Crocs as it does any other shoe that doesn't tie, such as a sandal, slip-on, clog, low-ankle boot, etc.
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