WelliesBeing "blessed" with shortish, sorta wide feets, I wore side zip "Beatle Boots" while gigging from ~69-83; Wellingtons with non-slip soles during my truck driving days from 83-'05; mostly sneakers with Velcro(TM) straps these days.
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WelliesBeing "blessed" with shortish, sorta wide feets, I wore side zip "Beatle Boots" while gigging from ~69-83; Wellingtons with non-slip soles during my truck driving days from 83-'05; mostly sneakers with Velcro(TM) straps these days.
Likely getting in on the whole "Urban Cowboy" thing that was the rage. Likely started drinking Mickey's beer as well.Not my thing.
Back in the eighties, early nineties, there was a Kern County judge who made fun of L.A. lawyers who would appear in his courtroom wearing cowboy boots. For some reason, some L.A. types thought it was clever to wear them when they came to the ācountry.ā It would get pretty hilarious at times when they realized how much it annoyed that judge.
Being "blessed" with shortish, sorta wide feets, I wore side zip "Beatle Boots" while gigging from ~69-83; Wellingtons with non-slip soles during my truck driving days from 83-'05; mostly sneakers with Velcro(TM) straps these days.
Hope you got to drive it.From last night at the Nascar Hall of Fame in Charlotte:
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Iāll take your word for it.The paralled diodes in the bridge.
Might give the electrons a split personality.
Next time yourāre on the 605, stop off at La Moderna Bakery and get some real ones. But go early. They frequently sell out.A mere image cannot caprure the horror...
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In 1970, this was "mexican food" for my family.
Look at you! The most interesting man in the world. Thatās a cool pic.From last night at the Nascar Hall of Fame in Charlotte:
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I have a stack of singles; I think that one is in it.Looking Glass did Brandy.
Great pop song IMO.
When I visit, youāre taking me to get a real Akubra.Because Texas
Yah, Howard Johnson passed away in '21 at 79. Had to look him up. I got it totally wrong as he was know as a tuba & Bari-sax player. I'll show myself out now...Clark Gayton.
Are they referred to as roo-boots?Yes, really comfy. I used to wear them to work. They look good with jeans or a suit both.
When I win Lotto Iāll go down to RMW head office and get measured up for a custom pair in kangaroo leather.
Always wanted Beatle-boots and high fringed moccasins (like Neil) but settled for low fringed moccasins and later black crepe-soled blue-suede platforms! Stain Alive! Stain Alive!Being "blessed" with shortish, sorta wide feets, I wore side zip "Beatle Boots" while gigging from ~69-83; Wellingtons with non-slip soles during my truck driving days from 83-'05; mostly sneakers with Velcro(TM) straps these days.
The boss uses an an amazing cadre of players. When we saw the High Hopes and Wrecking Ball tours, there were at least a dozen musicians on stage for some songs. Sadly, we wonāt be seeing him on his recently announced tour. Just too expensive with the unregulated scalping in the US. He and others have tried to rein it in, but itās almost impossible in L.A. Thatās ok, weāve seen him plenty over the years.Yah, Howard Johnson passed away in '21 at 79. Had to look him up. I got it totally wrong as he was know as a tuba & Bari-sax player. I'll show myself out now...
I need to break out my faux fur lined suede coat like Neilās. I wonder if it still fits.Always wanted Beatle-boots and high fringed moccasins (like Neil) but settled for low fringed moccasins and later black crepe-soled blue-suede platforms! Stain Alive! Stain Alive!
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Never had the holy boots, but absolutely love my black bull hides. I bought mine in Gatlinburg TN back in 1984, I wear them several times a week and they are still going strong! Elephant is about the only thing Iāve found that might outlast bull hide, I bought a pair back in 1990 and they still look brand new. Iāve had my mountain goats for a few years now but I donāt think theyāre nearly as durable and the others, super comfy though.I had a pair of Tony Llama bullhides - a long time ago when they had the four holes at the top to pull them on with your fingers-
Iāll have to check out eBay to see in I can find some pre 1990ās Nocs, none of their new stuff fits me. Never been a Dan Post fan, they always came across to me as more of a utility boot than a western boot. My utility boots are Ariatās, great work boots.I have a high arch and most boots (even some nice ones) don't have much and they are in the wrong spot. Old Nocona and Dan Post Tx made pre 90s do have it just perfect for me. I have some nice Chisos that feel fantastic, but low arch and your can want to slide. They got everything right about those but that.
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I have wanted a pair of boots for a long time. I also don't know when I would ever wear them. So, no boots unless they are Red Wing work boots. Those, I have and wear a lot. And motorcycle boots. Those are part of my commuting attire most days. If cowboy boots would go through TSA without having to take them off, I might consider a pair. They typically have a steel shank, so nope.Same here. Had boots as a kid, later teen and young adult and got a way when mine were ruined in a flooded basement. But began getting a few in recent years--14 pair I think now.... I have enough. Maybe. But I wear them more days than not.
can work with FSOs too.....LET'S DO THIS!..So now itās Akubra, boots and bird Thursday? I got thatā¦
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