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Wellies

mikedean · 2006-08-28 08:25:52

Are wellies still in fashion or have they seen better days? I am wondering cos I would like to buy a pair but not sure if they are fashionable.

28-08-2006 9:25am

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mikedean

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Are wellies still in fashion or have they seen better days?
I am wondering cos I would like to buy a pair but not sure if they are fashionable.

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#2 29-08-2006 5:58pm

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In the country, wellies are ALWAYS in fashion I heard some people (in Dublin mainly) were wearing wellies around town. Why? They're uncomfortable, your feet freeze when it's cold and sweat when it's warm and if you're not in a wet field, they're pointless and in a city, you look like a complete twat.

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#3 29-08-2006 6:17pm

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I haven't worn wellies since I was a young 'un. Always in the fashion outside of the Pale. Why would anyone wear them walking around Dublin City, I do not know.

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#4 29-08-2006 9:26pm

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Deja vu!

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2054982391

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#5 29-08-2006 11:55pm

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Just buy the things mikedean. It seems you will not be swayed:)

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#6 30-08-2006 7:49am

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Ruu wrote:

Why would anyone wear them walking around Dublin City,

used needles, bags of spent glue, crack and heroin wrappings.....and on and on.

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#7 30-08-2006 5:33pm

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Wellies are only rubber. A needle would go straight through. Better to buy shoes with leather sole if you want to go syringe hopping

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