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Drago

Legendary Member
WE DID NOT KNOW THIS BEFOREHAND.
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Mo1959

Legendary Member
@Mo1959 I have the same width problem. Finding street shoes is tricky but I can usually get something and buy two pairs at a time.

Cycling gear is very difficult and I usually end up going up one size. I always store them with wooden shoe trees to keep the width.

I guess properly fitting running shoes is very important?
Yep. I'm bothered with numbness along the outer edge of my feet and the small toe since having sciatica and a tight shoe can make the numbness even worse. Thankfully, there are quite a few shoes come in a wide fitting now plus it's like cycling shoes where you get to know which brands are more generous too.
 

welsh dragon

Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
It's a long story but we were once out walking with friends and found ourselves at a spot which we subsequently discovered was well known by those who like to indulge in unusual and open air sexual activity. WE DID NOT KNOW THIS BEFOREHAND.

We did notice several people behaving strangely and began to wonder. 🤔 As we got to the far end of the footpath a runner came towards us wearing running "shoes" like this which finished at the knee.

That was it. Finished us off. The four of us were helpless with laughter, holding each other upright, as we speculated on this person's speciality interest!!!!!!! 🤣🤣🤣


Yeah. Right. Can you lot smell that? ^_^
 

Oldfentiger

Veteran
Location
Pendle, Lancs
BT are a rip off.
We went to Plusnet a couple of years ago.
The fibre broadband package includes the land line and is currently costing us £21.99 a month all in.
BT wanted £100+ a year for the landline and around £40 a month for broadband.
I’ve just returned to BT, as FTTP (fibre to the premises) is now available In my area.
Placed the order at beginning of March. Road had to be dug up and front garden too, which turned out to be a lengthy process, not helped by lockdowns. Another team had to pull the cable through from the manhole across the road, which was also hit by delays.
All through this I wasn’t unduly concerned as I hadn’t cancelled my contract with the previous ISP.
I eventually got the fibre connected mid December.
A couple of weeks later a letter from BT landed on my doormat apologising for the delay in connecting my service. Compensation of £5/day for 161 days!
A few days later £805 arrived in my bank account. I hadn’t complained or claimed so what a nice windfall just before Christmas 😎
 
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