@logruszed: NO. Mario Batali wears crocs, so they must be destroyed and the ground beneath them sown with salt so nothing shall grow for a thousand years.
I've always thought they needed to start a baby product line. I've heard that their gardening kneeler is a perfect kneeler to use when giving your kid a bath. Expand it--make a big old crock changing mat, bath toy caddy, changing table caddy, etc. The bright colors would be huge with people who are sick of pastel pink and blue and the lack of odors absorbed would be a big seller.
@EdnasEdibles: Actually, a baby bather (one of those mats you stick the baby one when washing so they are supported and don't slip around) in the Croc material would be awesome I would think.
Crocs actually does make a variety of shoe shapes, including some maryjane flats that I have considered buying. The flip flops are hella comfortable too. The original Crocs are not my thing, but they do have some more traditional looking ones that aren't half bad, especially for summer wear.
I love their non-clog shoes. I'm thinking of buying a few pairs. They're great if you have to spend a long time standing up every day (so if you're a nurse, chef, or customer service wage slave like I was!) and since I'm thinking of going into pharmacy medicine I'm going to be needing a few pairs of really comfortable, ugly work shoes.
@Flackette Goes Retro: I absolutely love my croc flipflops. I live in a place with lots of hills and very bad roads. My guy had crocs that he wore everyday and they outlasted several pairs of my shoes that I rotated through. Went and brought a pair and soooo comfortable.
I hope crocs keep and going because I would like to keep buying their sandals and flipflops.
@Flackette Goes Retro: Yes, I was reading it going "They already DO all this stuff but are in the toilet anyway." (They sell hole-less crocs too, Nurses and other people buy them for work (they aren't allowed open shoes).
They also sell wellie boots (galoshes).
The only ones I own are the slimline purple maryjanes pictured above here.
@keldo: He sold the business in 2005, so he had nothing to do with the decision. It must be odd to no longer have creative control over your own name. #lindsaylohanforungaro
@keldo: Yeah but, well, he sold his name. If you don't want to lose control of your image, don't sell your name. Didn't he learn anything from What's Love Got to Do With It?! #lindsaylohanforungaro
@Halfmad also known as MaxAgron: Aww, who could have predicted it would have been put into the hands of a coke-addled starlet, as opposed to the next Francisco Costa/Tom Ford? What happened here really has no precedent. I still feel bad for the guy. #lindsaylohanforungaro
Italian cashmere producer Brunello Cucinelli runs a factory with long lunch breaks, no timeclocks, and posted "rules" are quotes from philosophers and writers. He thinks he can afford to be both a great boss and a good businessman, and his company's revenues for this year are forecast to reach 154 million Euros, which is some 7% greater than last year, even with the recession
I totally get the German VOGUE shoot. Bruce Weber was born in Pennsylvania, and they have a large German population there. Christie Brinkley, um...looks German? and lives in the Hamptons...and Jorge Garcia might actually have been lost. The End! (Get it...Montauk = "The end?")
The macaroons from Payard were AMAZING! I used to work around the corner, and I would go in and get coffees (el boss would pay). The waiters got to recognize me and would give me handfuls of delicious FREE macaroons!
Too bad Payard was shut down. Apparently they had a terrible mouse infestation. #lindsaylohanforungaro
@Mary McCarthyite: OOh maybe, thanks! It was an engagement gift, I'd be sad to see it go to waste. Plus, think of all the macaroons $100 could buy! #lindsaylohanforungaro
Ok. I thought the blurb said that Christopher Bailey left Burberry, and I panicked. I could never afford anything from them, but I love looking at it, and would be sad if he left. #lindsaylohanforungaro
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Paint 'em all orange and sell them to Packers fans as Cheese Shoes.
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Mario Batali wears Crocs, so they get a pass.
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#tips
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Crocs are not for me.
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ETA: Unless they are gardening or checking the mail ONLY
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Um, Jezeditors?
Crocs actually does make a variety of shoe shapes, including some maryjane flats that I have considered buying. The flip flops are hella comfortable too. The original Crocs are not my thing, but they do have some more traditional looking ones that aren't half bad, especially for summer wear.
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@Flackette Goes Retro: Oh, these sandals by Crocs aren't bad for summer:
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I love their non-clog shoes. I'm thinking of buying a few pairs. They're great if you have to spend a long time standing up every day (so if you're a nurse, chef, or customer service wage slave like I was!) and since I'm thinking of going into pharmacy medicine I'm going to be needing a few pairs of really comfortable, ugly work shoes.
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I hope crocs keep and going because I would like to keep buying their sandals and flipflops.
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They also sell wellie boots (galoshes).
The only ones I own are the slimline purple maryjanes pictured above here.
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Cannot. Wait. #lindsaylohanforungaro
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Where can I apply? Seriously. #lindsaylohanforungaro
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It's very conceptual. #lindsaylohanforungaro
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Too bad Payard was shut down. Apparently they had a terrible mouse infestation. #lindsaylohanforungaro
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Maybe you can still use the gc there? #lindsaylohanforungaro
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