Maybe it was on the other foot.
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Never broken a heel then? Torn the strap of a stiletto? Some shoes are a little more delicate than others
As it happens I haven't, but even if some misfortune befalls one shoe in a pair, why would someone hold onto the good shoe and only put the busted shoe into the clothes bank?
Are people buying multiple pairs of shoes like tyres and then working through them as a left fails they swap in a new left and then as a right fails they swap in the new right?
No, but I don't wear them outside the house.Never broken a heel then? Torn the strap of a stiletto? Some shoes are a little more delicate than others
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It is a recycling bank after all I suspect the filled the other shoe with Bank shares they could not afford to fill both shoes,
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No, what they do is they dump the busted shoe in the bin and the functional shoe into the charity on the basis that it might still be useful
Tread carefully on tiled floors then!No, but I don't wear them outside the house.
No, what they do is they dump the busted shoe in the bin and the functional shoe into the charity on the basis that it might still be useful
Aha. Now I get you!
If only there was some magical shoe purgatory where the functional shoes could be paired up by elves rather than destined for the bin. Sad really. I think I've been reading too many fairy tales of late.
Reading the Telegraph coverage of Brexit were you?
Always.Tread carefully on tiled floors then!
We're still waiting for it to drop!