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LinuxRacr wrote: » They are awesome!
FadeToBright wrote: » Nope. Manufacturing environment - so I can get away with jeans and a nice shirt. However, I usually wear khakis and a polo/button up.
Hyper-Me wrote: » Strange. Those environments usually require that you tuck in your clothing as to avoid getting sucked into a machine.
FadeToBright wrote: » My girlfriend said she'd burn them or leave me if I got them though. Do you get a lot of people asking questions/looking at them?
LinuxRacr wrote: » Good thing she's your girlfriend, and not your wife...yet. I don't wear them often anymore, as I have been an avid barefooter for the past two years (only wear shoes to the office). The shoes are definitely a conversation starter. If you value your anonymity, don't get these shoes...lol!
FadeToBright wrote: » My girlfriend said she'd burn them or leave me if I got them though.
LinuxRacr wrote: » Vibram Five Finger KSO Trek Shoes.
Slowhand wrote: » Dammit, they don't make them big enough for my feet.
networker050184 wrote: » They just saved you the embarrassment.
LinuxRacr wrote: » Laugh at what you don't understand... or don't have the courage to rock....
Slowhand wrote: » Are you kidding? I'm back in college, have you seen what the average 18 - 25 year old wears in public these days?I'd practically be invisible wearing the Vibrams, compared to that.
Peibol wrote: » IF you want comfortable shoes, go Amazon.com: MBT Men's Shuguli GTX Oxford: Shoes expensive, but so damn worthy, after mbt shoes, you dont want to wear anything else
Mike-Mike wrote: » I am back in college now too, and the young ones certainly wear some heinous ****... do any of you have visible tattoo's? and if yes, are you required to cover them up? my forearms have tatt's on them, nothing offensive, but certainly noticeable
za3bour wrote: » Man that's weird I can't imagine myself wearing them and they are damn expensive for something that looks like this.
gosh1976 wrote: » I've worked for three different IT companies only one of which involved on-site visits to clients but none of them said anything about the tattoo on my wrist. I do make sure that my dress shirt covers it if I go to an interview though. I'm not in IT now but my current job involves quite a bit of customer contact but jeans and t-shirt are no problem. I do remember at my first IT job working the late shift and sometimes after working late on the way out I would pass another department and the lights would be turned down real low and there would be this guy sitting in his cubicle all alone on the floor dressed in what had to be his pajamas. Actually I think I saw a pillow a couple times.
dynamik wrote: » Those shoes are really good for running and walking in general. They force you to use the ball of your foot instead of your heel, which results in much less impact and strain on your knee. One of the guys at work wears them on Fridays, and they're hilarious. I'm seriously considering picking up a pair though.
Paul Boz wrote: » the guy who wears them to work wears them because he's weird as hell. I'd know, he's my former room-mate and I got him a job. You want to follow in the proverbial footsteps of "myfacialhair.jpg?"
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