[missjoy]

I gotta say, I'm not into the driving heels. Would your toes be stuck at a weird angle? And I think they are more than a titch fugly.

[shinyx3]

oooohh oh! i like the driving heels! not sold on the crocs but have to admit they are better then the original ones. particulatly if you stay away from the bad colors.

[freckleface7]

good idea or just ugly shoes; you decide?

http://www.styledash.com/2007/06/20/who-sa...drive-in-heels/

finally - a picture of my crocs!
http://shop.crocs.com/pc-110-4-cleo.aspx?r...ar§ion=products

[mandolyn]

i am wearing a dress (circa 1994) that i'm pretty sure i glimpsed in the william sledd thrifting you tube. one of the ones he flung in disgust.

i'm a little horrified.

[culturehandy]

jellies always gave me exzema.

[missladyj]

I remember jellies as giving me really, really, really, sweaty feet.

[sixelacat]

I remember my jellies from grade school having criss-crossed strips, not holes like the pair in that picture. Those shoes look like they are being eaten by a fussy tropical disease (especially the smoke-grey version).

Oooh, maybe so many CoFs have been committed we have reached some sort of critical mass, and a new disease has emerged that eats holes in all the Fugly! Yay!

[lilacwine13]

Oh yuck, I can still remember getting lots of blisters from wearing jellies when I was a kid. They really were uncomfortable. What's next, those plastic charm necklaces?

[shinyx3]

ginger i saw two young women wearing these wheni was in seattle. theirs were red though and the occompanying outfits was also umm . . . childlike. read and white striped tight and low rise hot pants and a yellow t-shirt under a blue hoodie with a multi colored fuzzy scarf as an accent. the other one had a micro mini scirt on and i do not remember what on top altough i remember it was very primary color-ish. i thought the whole thing looked rediculous but to the credit of the one in hot pants, although her cheeks were showing,she did have a totally cute and tiny ass.

[culturehandy]

I also remember Jelly shoes, they look cute on a five year old, but on a grown woman, not so much.

[bustygirl]

My kid will never wear crocs. Nevernevernevernevernever.

[ginger_kitty]

Yes...World domination indeed....but I still cringe, everytime I see a pair of crocs.

When I was shopping the other day, and I couldn't help but notice these:

http://www.shoes.com/product.asp?p=5040445...nt_id=EC1042192

Now, I loved jelly shoes when I was a kid, but I don't remember them be all that comfy. And though I felt drawn to them for nostalagic reasons, I am not sure if adult women would look right in them.

[culturehandy]

Morning, I do know what you are takling about, I saw a little girl and hers were decorated with butterflies.

[mornington]

i can cope with crocs on small children (under six, maybe). I don't know why, but they look like children's shoes to me, and from a practical pov I can see the point. If it's a choice between a child in crocs, and a child in those heely-wheely things, I'll take the crocs.

they've started selling little badges and things over here so you can "customise" your crocs. It doesn't change the fact that they're still fugly.

[culturehandy]

I was grocery shopping and saw a few children with crocs, world domination indeed.

[freckleface7]

ok, now it really is time to sound the alarms -

Seen: swirly red w/ white clog crocs on a small boy, dressed normally in khaki shorts and a t-shirt from the ankles up, no older than maybe 4 or 5;
they've gotten to the children and I believe are aiming for world domination.

hellotampon: I love my converse dearly, but always mistakenly forget they have little sole support and therefore are not very good for long hours walking/standing. my sympathies.

[shinyx3]

danskos are great for standing all day. they are however way more expensive than crocs.

[hellotampon]

I actually briefly considered crocs the other day, for about a minute and a half. They look so comfortable... and they're closed-toed (no open toes allowed at work).... I'm just so sick of standing there 45 hours a week in converse; it hurts... I'm behind a cash register most of the time, no one would see... etc. But my boss would totally make fun of me. Plus I'd feel obligated to keep working there long enough to justify the purchase, and is that really worth my shit job?

[culturehandy]

I saw a man wearing dress clothes and crocs when I was out for my lunch time walk a few days ago. It was horrific!

[dayglowpink]

Something terrible is happening to me, and I think I need an intervention. I'm getting used to Crocs. Sometimes I see them and think, "they're not so bad, they're actually kinda cute in an ugly sort of way." Help!