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Neil 05-01-2010 17:43

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington (Post 775650)
I bought two pairs of Wellies at the beginning of December, one pair is excellent(has good 'tread' on the soles) the other pair are not very comfortable and not much good in snow.....little tread on the soles.

Why did you buy the naff ones then, are they a nice colour?

Margaret Pilkington 05-01-2010 17:55

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Neil, they aren't exactly naff......they are just not made for this heavy duty weather.........and I bought them because they were for Breast Cancer......have the pink ribbon logo on them........and they are the short length wellies.
The good ones......are bright pink with roses on them and have a little strap on the side that you can let out, so that you can tuck your jeans in them.

Neil 05-01-2010 18:06

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington (Post 775660)
Neil, they aren't exactly naff......they are just not made for this heavy duty weather.........and I bought them because they were for Breast Cancer......have the pink ribbon logo on them........and they are the short length wellies.
The good ones......are bright pink with roses on them and have a little strap on the side that you can let out, so that you can tuck your jeans in them.

Bet you wish you had bought one pair and stuffed a fiver in the breast cancer collection box now.

Wynonie Harris 05-01-2010 18:16

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I have discovered a useful piece of advice today which I'd like to pass on - never walk in the snow in flip-flops. Thanks to a burst blister which is aggravated by wearing shoes, I ended up going to work in this rather unseasonal form of beachwear.

The cold didn't bother me, as your toes go totally numb after your socks are completely soaked. However, I've gone a**e over t*t five times, but I only hit my head on the pavement on three of those occasions, so the headache isn't too bad.

I wonder what I'm doing on Accyweb though? Never heard of the place! :confused:

shillelagh 05-01-2010 19:40

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i have a pair of steel toe cap work boots that were given to me by transport co i worked for 16 years ago and they are still going strong .. i wore them going to spugs before xmas .. and wore them most of the time .. in fact only wore my trainers once ... and i have a pair of hiking boots as well. The problem with me is finding the boot socks i have to wear with them!!!

mallard 05-01-2010 19:53

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I like your tip mick it sounds the best one of all lol

Margaret Pilkington 05-01-2010 20:26

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Originally Posted by Neil (Post 775669)
Bet you wish you had bought one pair and stuffed a fiver in the breast cancer collection box now.

Well, no I don't, because they are sort of summer and winter wellies......and OK I know that you shouldn't need wellies in summer, but where my Ma lives becomes like a river during summer storms and I bought the pink ribbon ones for then........the others are for serious snow...like we have now....and they are pretty too.
If you ask me nicely I might lend them to you :D

shillelagh 05-01-2010 20:28

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington (Post 775751)
Well, no I don't, because they are sort of summer and winter wellies......and OK I know that you shouldn't need wellies in summer, but where my Ma lives becomes like a river during summer storms and I bought the pink ribbon ones for then........the others are for serious snow...like we have now....and they are pretty too.
If you ask me nicely I might lend them to you :D

you sure you want to lend them neil - you wouldnt get them back margaret ... :D:D:D

Neil 05-01-2010 20:42

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington (Post 775751)
If you ask me nicely I might lend them to you :D

You are a little love :rolleyes::D

Neil 05-01-2010 20:46

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Originally Posted by shillelagh (Post 775753)
you sure you want to lend them neil - you wouldnt get them back margaret ... :D:D:D

Shhh big gob, I was going to sell them to you :rolleyes:

shillelagh 05-01-2010 20:50

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sorry neil .. im already sorted dont need wellies .. i got my boots ...:D:D:D anyway itd cost me a fortune to buy em off you ... you got pets corner to feed ... :D:D:D

Neil 05-01-2010 21:01

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Originally Posted by shillelagh (Post 775761)
sorry neil .. im already sorted dont need wellies .. i got my boots ...:D:D:D anyway itd cost me a fortune to buy em off you ... you got pets corner to feed ... :D:D:D

Thats why I am buying you the wellies so you can help me :D:D

Pets corner does not cost me anything - well the odd thing thats all. All the food and vets bills are paid by HBC. I think we are feeding half the wild birds in Ossy at the moment. If you look on facebook you can see some pictures of it with all the snow.

Margaret Pilkington 05-01-2010 21:15

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Originally Posted by Neil (Post 775758)
You are a little love :rolleyes::D


You're not the first one to think that :D
(mistakenly, of course...:D:D)

shillelagh 05-01-2010 21:17

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Originally Posted by Neil (Post 775765)
Thats why I am buying you the wellies so you can help me :D:D

its too far for me to get there to help out .... not using my free bus pass to travel all the way up there then find i have to hike it back!!!:D:D:D

Neil 05-01-2010 21:28

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Originally Posted by shillelagh (Post 775771)
its too far for me to get there to help out .... not using my free bus pass to travel all the way up there then find i have to hike it back!!!:D:D:D

Its ok I will give you a lift home


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