Why do people.......

[longers]

Cobblers.

 

[longers]

They'll be happy with all this scuffing.

 

[Globalti]

What about crusties walking? They have this peculiar long, slow gently bouncing gait, ever so slightly leaning back. It's an unmistakeable crusty tribal trait which must take quite a bit of practice to learn.

 

[Fnaar]

Because I've sprained my left ankle and I have to shuffle round a bit like Igor in a cheap horror film at the moment.

It'll be hallowe'en soon... just need some stage blood and hunch your shoulders a bit

 

[tyred]

Does it matter? People should be able to walk in whichever manner they see fit.

Perhaps John Cleese could give a few examples of how to lift your feet clear of the ground...

 

[Kirstie]

My mum always used to tell us off for that 'Don't slurp your feet!!' was the command...

 

[mr Mag00]

i will tell you why, bloody kids dont do up their bloody laces, drives me up the *&^*&*& wall, my son is a nightmare for it. so they can slip shoes and on and off without any effort lazy .........

i tie up his laces and pull the shoe tight when i find them on the shoe rack!!


victorian father


*and breathe*

 

[beancounter]

....scuff their feet, and drag their heels when they walk?

Well for me it's because I had a serious motorbike accident a few years ago, shattered my hip, damaged the sciatic nerve which has never fully recovered.

So I have a bit of foot drop on my left side and sometimes do scuff a bit (but not often).

Hope this isn't too irritating?

bc

 

[tyred]

Never understood why you wouldn't do up your laces. I hate loose fitting shoes.

My parents never told me to lift my feet but I often got told of for walking with my hands in my pockets.