Are you kidding me?

R_Lefebvre

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Oooh, walking 100km over flat ground with no pack. Wow. I'm stunned. Did you even do it in your crocs? In a blizzard with no coat, uphill both ways?
 
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Steve

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R_Lefebvre said:
Oooh, walking 100km over flat ground with no pack. Wow. I'm stunned. Did you even do it in your crocs? In a blizzard with no coat, uphill both ways?
Never said it was flat. That would be an assumption made by someone who has no clue about what kind of endurance it takes to accomplish something like that. The ruck requirements varied. The lightest was 40lb. and that was on a 125 mile jaunt. Try again there Skippy. The Dodentoch, that translates to "the death march".
So you rode a bike 200km. You got hemorrhoids and your hair is falling out. I guess you want a medal? I'll send you one. PM me your address.
 

David Despain

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Two Cold Soakers said:
Yup, all the girls in my kid's kindergarten class are wearing them.

both of my 5 yo girls crocs http://shop.crocs.com/showproduct.a...reqid=60&color=Pink/Pearl&size=C10/C11&quan=1 have some of these in them http://www1.jibbitz.com/store/Princesses_86/
and some of these http://www1.jibbitz.com/store/Toy_Story_88/ and some of theses http://www1.jibbitz.com/store/SpongeBob_110/

they love them and as much as i hated the thought of them at first, they are great for my girls
 

Blue

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wow, sounds like the croc wisecracks have really got to someone on this thread.

I'm seeing shades of Steve Young up there....LOL
 

NHESS81

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What is worse....a 4 page thread on Dweb about low lame LRO is (again)...

Or someone actually have an account on there...AND LOGGING in...to bring it to Dweb to have a beat down?

LOL...fuck man...these other Rover forums make me want to die...how can people be so dumb? The worst part is some of them filter over here, and bring up the stupidest shit here. Damn it!
 

Steve

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Blue said:
wow, sounds like the croc wisecracks have really got to someone on this thread.

I'm seeing shades of Steve Young up there....LOL
Except none of my accomplishments are fairy tales or other sprite trickery. LOL.

Its just the broad sweeping comments always get to me. If you don't like something for yourself, that's fine. Calling everyone who does a fag is ignorant. I wear crocs and I'm not gay. If I'm not wearing crocs, its flip-flops. Its always boat/beach attire around here and I think some short balding guy is a bit jealous.
 

Two Cold Soakers

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Steve said:
I think some short balding guy is a bit jealous.

What??? 5-11 isn't short. I'm considered tall in certain company.
Like Croc wearing kindergarteners.

Those damn kids always have to stop, find their shoe and put it back on.
Not like a pair of 8" Redwing 953s. There's a boot. I've been in them since 1985. 10 pairs and counting.

That's my off-road clothing. 953's, Smartwools, (formerly wigwam elpine) A mesh jock (or speedo) and a tilley hat.

And Ray Ban aviators.


:p
 

antichrist

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NHESS81 said:
Or someone actually have an account on there...AND LOGGING in...to bring it to Dweb to have a beat down?
Well, I mostly just try to counter some of the technical misinformation. But p76 has decided I'm The Antichrist :rofl: and makes a point of telling folks I'm wrong about everything, so I dunno, maybe it's a waste of time.
 

Nargun

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Maybe its because I drive a manual, but I never drive in anything else than full (preferably leather) shoes/boots; or maybe bare feet if its really hot.

The thought of my sweaty feet slip sliding around in a plastic shoe when driving fills me with both fear and distaste

Do they sell Blundstones (Blunnies) is the US?

A perfect boot for all purposes
 

R_Lefebvre

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Steve said:
Never said it was flat. That would be an assumption made by someone who has no clue about what kind of endurance it takes to accomplish something like that. The ruck requirements varied. The lightest was 40lb. and that was on a 125 mile jaunt. Try again there Skippy. The Dodentoch, that translates to "the death march".
So you rode a bike 200km. You got hemorrhoids and your hair is falling out. I guess you want a medal? I'll send you one. PM me your address.
I'm sorry Captain Croc, but it sure is shades of SY in here. If you did the Dodentocht, why are you spelling it wrong not once but twice? And why do all the photos show people in sneakers and tight pants walking on pavement. That's fucking flat, smooth, and nobody has a backpack.

http://www.dodentocht.be/2007/

You want not flat, this is not flat. Austrian Alps.

Hair falling out... the settings on your magical Hollywood photo expander must be fucked up if you think you can see that kinda detail from a tiny photo. And short? I guess you have no fucking clue how tall an enduro motorcycle is do you. You couldn't even sit on the seat without your flip flops falling off.

Maybe its because I drive a manual, but I never drive in anything else than full (preferably leather) shoes/boots; or maybe bare feet if its really hot.

The thought of my sweaty feet slip sliding around in a plastic shoe when driving fills me with both fear and distaste

Exactly. Footwear to suit the requirement. I tried driving the truck in -40 Sorels and that didn't go too well. I got "unintended acceleration". :)

Maybe Captain Croc here likes to wear his when he puts his hands in the mud at the Manicure shop.
 

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