Uggs Blagged
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cosmoschick

7,977 posts

271 months

Wednesday 12th January 2005
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Whoever stole them has probably done her a favour - not that I'm condoning stealing of course. But UGG boots are simply awful IMO, I wouldn't be seen dead in them never mind alive...

Chris_w

2,568 posts

281 months

Wednesday 12th January 2005
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los angeles said:
Uggs are Aussie made boots currently very fashionable among women, and in the USA, men too, comfortable and warm. They have been 2004's fashion sell-out. My friend got hers stolen! Blagged. She took them off in the gym's female changing room, went to the toilet fifteen feet away, in her bare feet, returned, and there they were - GONE! (As they say.) Disappeared. Vamooshed. Walked.

Now who the hell steals a pair of used, warm, smelly Uggs?


Bad luck there LA. You could of course earn major brownie points by replacing said fashion item with some of these:

http://store.alloy.com/item.do;jsessionid=B99A6999A66320A0BF541A8A4C0666A2.worker5?categoryID=166&itemID=14661

My girlfriend bought a pair last year. A couple of weeks later when the snow arrived she went out and bought a pair of 'proper' snow boots...

sirtophamhat

1,072 posts

260 months

Wednesday 12th January 2005
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Ugg is right! I didnt know what those were called, I just called them eskimo boots. Never actually seen a guy wearing them, who would steal [u]shoes[/u]?!

FourWheelDrift

91,754 posts

306 months

Wednesday 12th January 2005
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They always remind me of the wooly lined zip fronted suede boots old women wear. Oh, sorry they are the same things.

Just like these Uggs, can't find a pic of the old woman boots but you'll know what I mean.



>> Edited by FourWheelDrift on Wednesday 12th January 20:29

cosmoschick

7,977 posts

271 months

Wednesday 12th January 2005
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los angeles said:
Do you wear boots or wellies?


http://duoofbath.com/2_dress.php Crista and Leona styles.

I don't own a pair of wellies - my riding boots do the same job.

Chris_w

2,568 posts

281 months

Wednesday 12th January 2005
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los angeles said:
You're right Chris - they're made for warm dry climates, perfect for chilly evenings in California, useless for wet UK - unless they make a different standard for that market.


This was for New York. Everyone appeared with them when it turned cold last year until the snow came! At least I got to use the 'I told you so' routine when the girlfriend realised they weren't waterproof...

little me

544 posts

258 months

Wednesday 12th January 2005
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I love my ugg boots!! They are so comfy!! I'd be mortified if they got stolen!

Jane x

just dave

689 posts

263 months

Wednesday 12th January 2005
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los angeles said:

cosmoschick said:
my riding boots do the same job.

Yeeharrrr!



Like these?

GregE240

10,857 posts

289 months

Wednesday 12th January 2005
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Yes they bloody well do LA!

cosmoschick

7,977 posts

271 months

Wednesday 12th January 2005
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los angeles said:
Shoes tell a lot about the wearer.


So, Los Angeles, tell me what these:

FourWheelDrift said:


say about the wearer!

MimiB

365 posts

254 months

Wednesday 12th January 2005
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she wants a pair of Mukluks instead! Had mine for christmas and they're great. I'd be devastated if my Uggs were taken though, although there are so many fakes around now!

Buy her some Muks, make her century.

FourWheelDrift

91,754 posts

306 months

Wednesday 12th January 2005
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cosmoschick said:

los angeles said:
Shoes tell a lot about the wearer.



So, Los Angeles, tell me what these:


FourWheelDrift said:



say about the wearer!


To me they say "I wear plastic pants"

ace-T

8,266 posts

277 months

Wednesday 12th January 2005
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cosmoschick said:

http://duoofbath.com/2_dress.php Crista and Leona styles.


Thanks Cosmoschick - been trying to find that bloody web site for ages and couldn't remember the name!

Unfortunately I am basically golf club shaped (a stick with big feet ) and 'normal' shoe shop boots in my size tend to look like wellies on me . Duo are the only place I know of that do different calf sizes. Off to buy boots!

BTW IMHO Uggs=Uggly!

Ace-T

EmmaP

11,758 posts

261 months

Wednesday 12th January 2005
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los angeles said:
There must be a top seller Christmas book in photos of "Feet 'n Footies" of the world - eh? Take note, EmmaP!


Mmm...There's an idea. I'm thinking Jimmy Choos My friend Jon calls me Amelda Marcos of Nottingham

los angeles said:
Shoes tell a lot about the wearer. I wonder if women notice shoes more than men; look down, I mean, when meeting folk.


My Israeli friend used to wear her sheepskin slippers to lectures. She felt the cold quite keenly.

Those fleece lined boots are horrible. I much prefer Just Dave's O'Neals

>> Edited by EmmaP on Wednesday 12th January 23:03

EmmaP

11,758 posts

261 months

Wednesday 12th January 2005
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Wow! Those 'Lucca' boots are soooo sexy I want a pair - NOW!

Cheers cosmoschick

VTEC_DOHC

2,452 posts

267 months

Wednesday 12th January 2005
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They're uggly IMO.

b17nns

18,506 posts

269 months

Wednesday 12th January 2005
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cosmoschick said:

http://duoofbath.com/2_dress.php


theyre slag wellies!

b17nns

18,506 posts

269 months

Wednesday 12th January 2005
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los angeles said:
Well, Cosmoschick, to me they say, youthful, not afraid of colour (though not necessarily having good colour matching sense) fubsy - like a puppy's warm tummy - good natured and practical minded. They also say two small cutesy children with matching Uggs.


they say coleen 'chav' rooney to me

GregE240

10,857 posts

289 months

Wednesday 12th January 2005
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I like them.

For all the wrong reasons though :devil:

Coco H

4,237 posts

259 months

Thursday 13th January 2005
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Uggs are uggg. They were fun when they came out

a bit passe now really. (not that I know anything about fashion)

much prefer my long leather riding boots (and I can et 2 pairs of thermal socks underneath)