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Animal Nov 8th 2013 6:24 am

Re: To slipper or not to slipper
 

Originally Posted by Oink (Post 10982486)
Do yo think you can take a pair of slippers back to the shop if you've worn them a bit?

You gonna return the dressing gown at the same time ;)

Oink Nov 8th 2013 6:26 am

Re: To slipper or not to slipper
 

Originally Posted by Animal (Post 10982608)
You gonna return the dressing gown at the same time ;)

Ha, very funny. No I haven't bought any slippers yet, I was thinking I might give them a test drive so to speak to see if I feel comfortable in them and if not, I was hoping I could return them and get my money back.

Jingsamichty Nov 8th 2013 8:13 am

Re: To slipper or not to slipper
 

Originally Posted by Oink (Post 10982617)
Ha, very funny. No I haven't bought any slippers yet, I was thinking I might give them a test drive so to speak to see if I feel comfortable in them and if not, I was hoping I could return them and get my money back.

Just take your iPad and a few beers to the shoe shop and settle down to watch the football while you're trying them out.

caretaker Nov 8th 2013 9:42 am

Re: To slipper or not to slipper
 

Originally Posted by Oink (Post 10982534)

similar, but mine are Arnold Palmer with a buckle, $5 @ Sears Bargain Centre on clearance.

rivingtonpike Nov 8th 2013 9:53 am

Re: To slipper or not to slipper
 
My slippers have now gone baggy and they displease me. My dressing gown is like the one Basil Rathbone wore in the Sherlock Holmes films. It has piping.

Jingsamichty Nov 8th 2013 9:59 am

Re: To slipper or not to slipper
 
I know what I want for Christmas now... :)

This is lovely....

rivingtonpike Nov 8th 2013 10:25 am

Re: To slipper or not to slipper
 

Originally Posted by Jingsamichty (Post 10983041)
I know what I want for Christmas now... :)

This is lovely....

Wow!!! That is magnificent. I feel very under-dressed now!

Animal Nov 8th 2013 10:37 am

Re: To slipper or not to slipper
 

Originally Posted by rivingtonpike (Post 10983022)
My slippers have now gone baggy and they displease me. My dressing gown is like the one Basil Rathbone wore in the Sherlock Holmes films. It has piping.

Your time has past you by....

Animal Nov 8th 2013 10:37 am

Re: To slipper or not to slipper
 

Originally Posted by Jingsamichty (Post 10983041)
I know what I want for Christmas now... :)

This is lovely....

WTF ! Really. :)

Former Lancastrian Nov 8th 2013 10:43 am

Re: To slipper or not to slipper
 

Originally Posted by Animal (Post 10983111)
WTF ! Really. :)

Well the PJs at $550 seem a bargain :lol:


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