I agree with Edwin, Michael, we need photos. I have always approved of friends who require that players wear silly hats at their games. I had never considered the idea of silly shoes as well, though I must say, the idea of filling a show with pipe tobacco has a certain charm to it.
Years ago I worked at a place where there was a mechanic called Shiney Shoes. The joke was that he was such a shortar** that the bottom of his overalls kept his shoes polished. He had a mate known as Flat Knees because he was alwaus creeping to the workshop manager. Great place to work actually ;O)
I love them and thanks to your last past I now have a Wargaming hat of my own!
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DeleteI agree with Edwin, Michael, we need photos.
ReplyDeleteI have always approved of friends who require that players wear silly hats at their games. I had never considered the idea of silly shoes as well, though I must say, the idea of filling a show with pipe tobacco has a certain charm to it.
It's part of my Turkish drive...
DeleteThere's a photo of the hat on Michael's blog - a very nice British Foreign Service pith helmet.
Years ago I worked at a place where there was a mechanic called Shiney Shoes. The joke was that he was such a shortar** that the bottom of his overalls kept his shoes polished. He had a mate known as Flat Knees because he was alwaus creeping to the workshop manager. Great place to work actually ;O)
ReplyDeleteIs that a Magic Carpet they are on? :) cheers
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