Anykine Slippers Nowadays, Yeah?!
MaryAnne Long
ny...@lava.net (Nathan Yuen) wrote:
>
>Has anyone else noticed get all kine different slippers get nowadays?
>Used to only have the "traditional" quarter inch thick slippers worn
>between the first and second toe. But nowadays get all kinds, yeah?
>Slippers with straps in the back, criss-cross, and even thongs <gasp!>
>with all kine different colors and patterns.
>
Since you brought up the topic of slippers, my husband is driving me
crazy trying to find his favorite kind - surfahs. PayLess used to sell
them. If anyone can tell me where "surfah" brand slippers are still
sold, I'd appreciate it.
Hope to see you soon, Nathan, with your cool new footwear.
malong
Neal Oribio
In article <4d403j$g...@nuhou.aloha.net>, ny...@lava.net (Nathan Yuen)
wrote:
>Has anyone else noticed get all kine different slippers get nowadays?
>Used to only have the "traditional" quarter inch thick slippers worn
>between the first and second toe. But nowadays get all kinds, yeah?
Highschool time... da Kamaboku slippah was popular... remembah dat
one... look j'like tatami mat... wit velvet-kind straps.
Enden dey wen make'em wit four inch soles... ho!... dat one was good
fo' stomp kaka-roach. <g>
>Slippers with straps in the back, criss-cross, and even thongs <gasp!>
>with all kine different colors and patterns. Just check out all the cool
>slippers the youngsters are wearing nowadays!
Flo-jos wit socks... where dat trend came from?
--> Neal (pu...@aloha.net)
Lurker Emeritus
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Nathan Yuen
Susan Jaworowski <sus...@lava.net> wrote:
> <g> Nathan, you saw me New Year's Eve -- remember, I got my forearm
> painted with firecrackers and fireworks? Quite festive. Now _that's_
> the right look for you!
Oh yeah no! <smacks forehead> We saw you and Katya with the cutest fake
tatoos on New Years Eve. But... ahhh Susan, I was thinking of something a
but more risque... perhaps something like a scantily clad hawaiian
maiden? <grin>
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Walter Quan
ny...@lava.net (Nathan Yuen) wrote:
: >
: >Has anyone else noticed get all kine different slippers get nowadays?
: >Used to only have the "traditional" quarter inch thick slippers worn
: >between the first and second toe. But nowadays get all kinds, yeah?
: >with all kine different colors and patterns.
I once bought the 'strapless' slippahs - no straps, jus' glue on them -
supposed to be reusable, the glue was supposed to stick to the slippah,
not your feet...
yup, you guessed it, me and my luau feet... step, step... hey great,
strapless slippahs.... take em off - oops - no more glue (on the
slippah), glue on my feet, glue on Popo's carpet... oops...
When I go back next, I have to buy some Otafuku slippahs - get magnets in
the soles and under the ball of the foot - very comfortable - used to get
at Longs or Sears...
wear 'em here when possible, but my pair has just about had it!
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Neal Oribio
In article <4d6561$8...@nuhou.aloha.net>, sus...@lava.net (Susan
Jaworowski) wrote:
><g> Nathan, you saw me New Year's Eve -- remember, I got my forearm
>painted with firecrackers and fireworks? Quite festive. Now _that's_
>the right look for you!
An ascii snail... for Nathan... gotta be one ascii snail tattoo.
Nothing else would seem... ummm... right. <g>
Neal Oribio
In article <4d9i04$n...@nuhou.aloha.net>, ny...@lava.net (Nathan Yuen)
wrote:
>Sorry bud... the thought of a scantily-clad ascii snail in a hula skirt
>tattooed on my ahem... doesn't excite me. Don't think it'll excite
>anyone else too. <grin>
Eh, you right... anything tattooed on your "ahem" not going excite
nobody.
Mo' bettah you leave'em bare... yeh <g>... one bare "ahem" is very
exciting.
>Any other ideas?
How's about one stone chicken? <g> Get a piece of the rock, dude.
--> Neal (pu...@aloha.net)
Honolulu, Hawaii
Neal Oribio
In article <4d9s4p$t...@nuhou.aloha.net>, ny...@lava.net (Nathan Yuen)
wrote:
>Excuse me... I'll tattoo whatever I darn well please on my "ahem".
Eh, you know... that could be pretty appetizing. Snail on buns.
>And just for that, I goin' pierce my "da kine" too! <grin>
Shoots, brah... whatevahs... you like borrow my drill? <g>
Woof! Woof!
Nathan Yuen
Neal Oribio <pu...@aloha.net> wrote:
> Eh, you right... anything tattooed on your "ahem" not going excite
> nobody. Mo' bettah you leave'em bare... yeh <g>... one bare "ahem"
> is very exciting.
Excuse me... I'll tattoo whatever I darn well please on my "ahem". And
just for that, I goin' pierce my "da kine" too! <grin>
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Nathan Yuen
Neal Oribio <pu...@aloha.net> wrote:
> An ascii snail... for Nathan... gotta be one ascii snail tattoo.
>
> Nothing else would seem... ummm... right. <g>
Sorry bud... the thought of a scantily-clad ascii snail in a hula skirt
tattooed on my ahem... doesn't excite me. Don't think it'll excite
anyone else too. <grin> Any other ideas?
Alkahuna
> ny...@lava.net (Nathan Yuen) wrote:
> >
> >Has anyone else noticed get all kine different slippers get nowadays?
> >Used to only have the "traditional" quarter inch thick slippers worn
> >between the first and second toe. But nowadays get all kinds, yeah?
> >Slippers with straps in the back, criss-cross, and even thongs <gasp!>
> >with all kine different colors and patterns.
> >
>
> Since you brought up the topic of slippers, my husband is driving me
> crazy trying to find his favorite kind - surfahs.
Bought mine @ Longs and Woolworths. Ala Moana S.C.
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Neal Oribio (pu...@aloha.net) wrote:
: In article <4d9i04$n...@nuhou.aloha.net>, ny...@lava.net (Nathan Yuen)
: wrote:
:
: >Sorry bud... the thought of a scantily-clad ascii snail in a hula skirt
: >tattooed on my ahem... doesn't excite me. Don't think it'll excite
: >anyone else too. <grin>
:
: >Any other ideas?
: How's about one stone chicken? <g> Get a piece of the rock, dude.
You are one *sick* dude, pueo...
(And I've been trying to be nice to da guy lately, even... :)
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In article <4d6j2f$g...@nuhou.aloha.net>, pu...@aloha.net (Neal Oribio) wrote:
>
>In article <4d403j$g...@nuhou.aloha.net>, ny...@lava.net (Nathan Yuen)
>wrote:
>
>Flo-jos wit socks... where dat trend came from?
>
Haole style brah.
MaryAnne Long
>In article <4d43eg$i...@nuhou.aloha.net>, MaryAnne Long <mal...@lava.net> wrote:
>
>> Since you brought up the topic of slippers, my husband is driving me
>> crazy trying to find his favorite kind - surfahs.
>
>Bought mine @ Longs and Woolworths. Ala Moana S.C.
>
Thanks, someone else emailed me the info. He bought two pairs at
Long's-Kaneohe on Saturday.
malong