Fiddler
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I wish I could tie my laces like that....
I saw how its done at their shop....you just give everything you do one extra turn.
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I wish I could tie my laces like that....
I saw how its done at their shop....you just give everything you do one extra turn.
Go back and read my comments again. I didn't say that I'd never seen a narrow waist...I said "I've never seen a bespoke shoe with such a narrow waist" (as the one posted at the beginning of this conversation). I make many of my waists as narrow as the ones you posted. It is a look that I said I liked...again if you read the conversation and not just kibitz..
You have a lot of knowledge and you're to be commended for that--at least you don't choose to be entirely ignorant. But I don't think you even know what you're looking at in the photos you posted. Where is the edge of the insole relative to the edge of the outsole? I suspect you couldn't tell. I couldn't...not with 100% certainty. Without knowing that, your photos and all the rest, are just exercises in non sequitur, at best...or, at worst, another misguided attempt to present yourself as a jedi, albeit one who has never felt the "force."
With all due respect, if you're not a shoemaker...if you don't have leather dust down deep in your lungs; rosin and pitch under your fingernails; if your fingers don't know what it feels like to split a bristle or wrap the taw; if your muscles don't remember the amount of controlled force it takes to pull a waxed end through the holdfast; if your back doesn't have at least a slight (but permanent) curve to it from bending over the work for years; you simply don't know what you're talking about. It's all opinion and not much different from what you can pull off of Wikipedia.
Having said that I have to ask myself why you're so intent on busting my junk when what I said was that "I have not seen"...which is very different from "there are no...".
In that context, your photos are just a diversion from the issue at hand, and contribute nothing positive...or of value to the conversation.
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I wonder if I have magic, non-real world feet then as after long and intense use no problems have occured. And if yes, I wonder how I could extened that magic unealness...to...other parts of my body.
I wonder if I have magic, non-real world feet then as after long and intense use no problems have occured. And if yes, I wonder how I could extened that magic unealness...to...other parts of my body.
Since you're quoting me...and by default, addressing this comment to me...please explain how your remark relates to anything in the quote or the relevant conversation. Or are you just wanting to dredge up an already stale disagreement on someone else's behalf?
As for whether you have magic feet...
How old are you?
Where do you wear your shoes?
Some people smoke all their lives and will smirkingly tell you that "no problems have occurred"...who are we to question them?
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You are only jealous that you possibly might not have magic feet :foo:! I don't know, did I post these yet?Really, gentlemen, who gives a ****? It's an interesting point about how much support a narrow-waisted shoe may or may not need. But this is getting petty. Did anyone buy any new shoes lately?
Weren't you talking very extensively about certain features of a pair of shoes that I happened to wear and use quite a bit, saying that these features and the make have to be questioned,making the shoes unwearable in the real world and that they apparently were not made for real feet? It was my understanding that you did, what I find confusing as I still use them.
I wear them in the streets (!), mostly walking a lot (!!), the first wearing was ca.15h with 6-7h of walking/visiting things. Sometimes at parties. There is no 'carpeted office' scenario going on here when they get their wear most of the time.
Really, gentlemen, who gives a ****?
It's an interesting point about how much support a narrow-waisted shoe may or may not need. But this is getting petty.
Did anyone buy any new shoes lately?
At least I have seen them before, but I still wonder who made them and whether they are black or very dark olive. One thing for sure, they are a thing of absolute beauty!