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thelordharry wrote:

Tyyr wrote:Why all the hate for crocs?

Do you prefer alligators then?

I like Crocs! I think they're great for their purpose, like Mikey says, as beach or garden shoes.

Crocs are great for the garden, if they get all mucky and dirty you can hose them off. Well, not my fuzzy ones, but those are great if you have to run outside in the winter, unless you have more then two inches of snow, then the snow gets in them.

It's not hate for Crocs - it's hate for people who think that they're appropriate to wear in place of big-boy shoes.

Mikey wrote:It's not hate for Crocs - it's hate for people who think that they're appropriate to wear in place of big-boy shoes.

Well said. Crocs are just dressed up sandles. If you wouldn't wear flip-flops somewhere, then you shouldn't wear crocs there either.

I hate both.

Not an exposed foot person are you?

No. I dont really like exposing anything of my body except for head, arms and hands to many.

Hmm...it's not my own body I have a problem with, it's most other peoples.

I like my flip-flops... for taking the dog out in the yard, or going to the pool or the beach. That's it.

I'm one of those people that refuses to wear less than full length jeans during summer, that likes long sleeve black shirts in 30 degree temperatures. I am quite shy about my body, I only reveal it to one person.

Thats 30 C right?

stitch626 wrote:Thats 30 C right?

That's my guess.

Yeah. I dont even know how to convert to fahrenheit. We only use centigrade/celsius temperatures.

I know 30º is warm, 20º is nice, 10º is cool, 0º is freezing, but I can never remember the conversion factor.

I just estimate. I think 30 C is around 90-100 F.

Since I am unnaccustomed to warm temperatures, 20 degrees is hot, 15 is temperate, 10 is a little chilly, 5 is heavy coat worthy, 0 (freezing) is "get a lift or stay indoors". Raynauds doesnt help for the cold temperatures.