Someone has Stolen my Son's Shoe.

Someone has Stolen my Son's Shoe.

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silver.fox.2008

820 posts

192 months

Sunday 28th March 2010
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You've got a one shoe child?

How ghetto.

Si 330

1,299 posts

211 months

Sunday 28th March 2010
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When my young son lost a shoe while in his pushchair it never occurred to me some one had actually stolen it.
Do you think there could be a serial baby shoe thief?


On second thoughts I'll stick with my original assumption he kicked it of and lost it.

mybrainhurts

90,809 posts

257 months

Sunday 28th March 2010
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Cock Womble said:
If I ever had kids I'd clothe them in kitchen towels for the first five years of their lives.
You're Garry Glitter, aren't you...?

Getragdogleg

8,817 posts

185 months

Sunday 28th March 2010
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mybrainhurts said:
Cock Womble said:
If I ever had kids I'd clothe them in kitchen towels for the first five years of their lives.
You're Garry Glitter, aren't you...?
He might be, but he is right, Kids ming themselves up almost instantly, an old pillowcase with arm holes and head a hole would be the best thing if you wanted to be all environmental and have something reusable, Bounty/Fiesta is so expensive Audrey.

I intend to chain my offspring in the back of the van when we travel, I am not letting their sticky little fingers near the windows of the cars until they are old enough to clean them off and do a good job by it, as for shoes, Pah, its not like they walk much or go to work, they dont need much more than socks.

AdeTuono

7,276 posts

229 months

Sunday 28th March 2010
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Glassman said:
It may just be a shoe to many people, but given the principle of the matter (added to the sentimental value)
Sentimental value of a child's shoe? Do you have attachment issues?

mybrainhurts

90,809 posts

257 months

Sunday 28th March 2010
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AdeTuono said:
Glassman said:
It may just be a shoe to many people, but given the principle of the matter (added to the sentimental value)
Sentimental value of a child's shoe? Do you have attachment issues?
Sorry, what's email got to do with this?

obob

4,193 posts

196 months

Sunday 28th March 2010
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Moccasin Ventura

29,977 posts

253 months

Sunday 28th March 2010
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Hi, let me introduce myself....I'm a shoe detective. I think I may be able to help.

PM me if you need me to investigate.

Cupid Stunt

528 posts

172 months

Sunday 28th March 2010
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Moccasin Ventura said:
Hi, let me introduce myself....I'm a shoe detective. I think I may be able to help.

PM me if you need me to investigate.
PML at the username

Fifer

138 posts

188 months

Sunday 28th March 2010
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Cupid Stunt said:
Moccasin Ventura said:
Hi, let me introduce myself....I'm a shoe detective. I think I may be able to help.

PM me if you need me to investigate.
PML at the username
Brilliant!

s.m.h.

5,731 posts

217 months

Sunday 28th March 2010
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Was this the shoe sir?

85Carrera

3,503 posts

239 months

Sunday 28th March 2010
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It's a shoe. Big fking deal.

I must admit I got bored early doors when reading OPs rant. If the shoe had magic qualities, fair enough. If not, get over it. It's just a fking shoe.

Glassman

Original Poster:

22,643 posts

217 months

Sunday 28th March 2010
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Took him to Brent Cross yesterday and his clothes were robbed, including his dirty nappy.


p4pedro

429 posts

195 months

Sunday 28th March 2010
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Simple solution to this problem is to buy trousers with the legs far too long, On the leg of the trousers that correspond with the shoe you have, cut the trouser leg and re-stitch the hem to the correct length, -hey presto - when your son is in his pushchair or a shopping trolley no-one can see that he is only wearing one shoe.Much more practicl than surgicaly removing a foot.

peter

mickk

29,006 posts

244 months

Sunday 28th March 2010
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Glassman said:
Took him to Brent Cross yesterday and his clothes were robbed, including his dirty nappy.
Nicked his dirty nappy but left the Ugg boots ...good choice.

smile

FraserLFA

5,083 posts

176 months

Sunday 28th March 2010
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I still don't get why anyone would steal a child's shoe. confused

eldar

21,872 posts

198 months

Sunday 28th March 2010
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FraserLFA said:
I still don't get why anyone would steal a child's shoe. confused
A good haul of bootee, probably.

Sorrysmile

FraserLFA

5,083 posts

176 months

Sunday 28th March 2010
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eldar said:
FraserLFA said:
I still don't get why anyone would steal a child's shoe. confused
A good haul of bootee, probably.

Sorrysmile
Haha i laughed smile

mybrainhurts

90,809 posts

257 months

Sunday 28th March 2010
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Moccasin Ventura said:
Hi, let me introduce myself....I'm a shoe detective. I think I may be able to help.

PM me if you need me to investigate.
Can we hire you to sabotage a few caravans? You must hate them as much as we do...

bazking69

8,620 posts

192 months

Sunday 28th March 2010
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Cable ties?