Originally posted by wormwoodThe worst thing is having people over to your house, them seeing the shoes at the front door, and still proceeding to walk all over the place in them.
and japan.
none of us wear shoes indoors though. that's just amazingly filthy.
This has happened to me twice. Both times, they were visiotrs from the UK.... I'm just saying...
Originally posted by Phlabibitwe never use wall-to-wall carpeting either though, maybe that's what makes the difference?
My house is shoe-free, though it is not strictly enforced.
When I was a kid I had a friend who's house was shoe-free, I liked the idea and their plush marble rug was nice on the feet.
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Originally posted by darvlayDid you tell them to take off their sandals?
The worst thing is having people over to your house, them seeing the shoes at the front door, and still proceeding to walk all over the place in them.
This has happened to me twice. Both times, they were visiotrs from the UK.... I'm just saying...
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Originally posted by darvlayThen again if your feet looked like this
The worst thing is having people over to your house, them seeing the shoes at the front door, and still proceeding to walk all over the place in them.
This has happened to me twice. Both times, they were visiotrs from the UK.... I'm just saying...
http://tinyurl.com/p2rysl
then maybe you would prefer to keep your shoes on.
Originally posted by darvlayI'd be very close to bitch slapping someone walking into my house with their shoes on. unless there's a good reason, like carrying a piano or something. it's simply not okay here, and even the most delirious drunkard would never disrespect anybody's home that way.
The worst thing is having people over to your house, them seeing the shoes at the front door, and still proceeding to walk all over the place in them.
This has happened to me twice. Both times, they were visiotrs from the UK.... I'm just saying...