Tag: Shoes

  • Women Don’t Do This It Is Gross

    I don’t care what shit I cop for this, I’m just gonna go ahead and say it. Don’t like it, too bad. I may even have friends that do this, and I’m not sorry if I offend you.

    Women, don’t do this!

    It’s okay in your house, if you want, or where no one sees them, but not in a restaurant. It’s uncomfortable to look at. It is a public place devoted to food consumption.

    The truth is, I don’t agree, I don’t know what you think, but it makes me sick.

    I know that many will come out to defend it, and they will say a lot of things in their favour, but they won’t change my mind about this.

    It’s a bad habit, and it’s not hygienic! You can tell what’s been instilled in her house and it looks like it’s normal for her, as if nothing’s going on, but… don’t be putting your dirty flip flops on top of the table. It isn’t right.

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  • Lidl Water Shoes Are Dangerous And Burn Feet

    Lidl water shoes are dangerous.

    I recently purchased some adult water shoes from Lidl to take away on holiday and though I had got myself a real bargain, I had already bought my children Hot tuna water shoes from Sports direct the week before.

    We arrived in Egypt for our much deserved holiday and as it expected it was hot, too hot to walk from our chairs to the pool without getting very sore burnt feet.

    Thank god we had our water shoes, no problems with burnt feet, we could walk safely to the pool or so we thought.

    After one hour of using Lidl water shoes the soles had melted, heating the shoes and insoles burning the bottom of my feet, I then spent the remainder of my holiday having to hobble along and had to resort to wearing trainers, not how I had planned to spend my holiday, the shoe originally had small rubber like balls all along the sole, these where quickly melted away and heated the shoe up, cooking my foot along with it.

    Lidl Water Shoes Are Dangerous And Burn Feet
    Lidl Water Shoes Are Dangerous And Burn Feet

    My children wore their Hot Tuna water shoes all week-long and their soles where completely intact, no burnt rubber, no sore burnt feet!!!

    Lidl Water Shoes Are Dangerous And Burn Feet
    Hot Tuna shoes no damage or burn marks

    Lesson learnt don’t go cheap when it concerns your feet, I will never buy these shoes again and hope you take extra caution if you plan on using them.

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