It’s a bizarre bun fight that absorbs very few but sucks in plenty.I mainly agree HS.
But a lot of it isn't the LGBTQ's themselves.
It's caused by the leftie pricks that like to fight their corner for them. Whether they want it fighting for them, or not!
Heat up the exhaust again & use a piece of soft wood to scrape off the big bits Ron.I smelled something hot while riding to work the other night and couldn't figure out what it was. I went home after work and didn't smell it again so I forgot about it. I figured it out last night.
I melted my damned boot on the exhaust pipe. Lol.
I'll check with Duck if that's "gay"?I took a piece of the rear heat shield which was all bent up and made this. Hopefully it protects my damned boot.
Apparently he has such a strong following. There have been calls for YouTube to close down his channel.
Just realised why your feet made me strangely nostalgic. Boat shoes! It used to be my habit to buy a pair of Dexter’s boat shoes whenever I ventured across the Pond. They were made in Maine, as I recall, and incomparably better than Salvadorean Timberlands or CCP (Cheap Chinese Pumps). Sadly they were middle market and went bust about 2001 after many British shoe makers had suffered a similar fate.I took a piece of the rear heat shield which was all bent up and made this. Hopefully it protects my damned boot.
I have a pair of Church's brogues.I Ronnie of I Ronnies, Jez resides in the residual heart of quality footwear where, if you can afford them, profit is still to be made. I bet he wears Tricker’s loafers!
Love Church's shoes, and also a bit of a Loakes fan. Still made in Northants I believe.I have a pair of Church's brogues.
When I got them in 1995, they had an rrp of over £400
However, a mates wife (sadly no longer alive ) worked in the quality control dept. Shoes would get rejected for the most ridiculous reasons i.e. marks that could easily be picked up on the first day they were worn.
Staff could purchase those "rejects" for £35.
I couldn't find a single minuscule mark on the pair she got me.
Her reply to my confusion was..."Don't forget that I decide what gets rejected! "...
I still have them & they still look/feel great
Here's what looks like the same shoes at todays prices
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www.church-footwear.com
They are true old school quality & made to last (pun intended)Love Church's shoes
I have a pair of their Oxfords had them over twenty five years and still mint,I have a pair of Church's brogues.
When I got them in 1995, they had an rrp of over £400
However, a mates wife (sadly no longer alive ) worked in the quality control dept. Shoes would get rejected for the most ridiculous reasons i.e. marks that could easily be picked up on the first day they were worn.
Staff could purchase those "rejects" for £35.
I couldn't find a single minuscule mark on the pair she got me.
Her reply to my confusion was..."Don't forget that I decide what gets rejected! "...
I still have them & they still look/feel great
Here's what looks like the same shoes at todays prices
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www.church-footwear.com