Treatment for toe contusion

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Re: Treatment for toe contusion

Mon 15 Jun, 2009 5:31 pm

sml_12 wrote:
scavenger wrote:sharon:
You can always try the old Army method for breaking in leather boots. It's supposed to be infallible.

Care to elucidate?

I dunno. You might be a bit too . . . girly . . . for something like this.
Besides, on reflection I doubt it would be as effective on boots with waterproof liners . . .
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Re: Treatment for toe contusion

Mon 15 Jun, 2009 9:43 pm

Goodness... you wouldn't be trying to get a rise out of me would you??

I WAS actually just perusing ebay for a nice designer pair of Sorels... I do LOVE a bit of faux fur... and a pretty trim on a boot.
Shame to piddle on something like that I think...
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Re: Treatment for toe contusion

Tue 16 Jun, 2009 7:35 pm

sml_12 wrote:Goodness... you wouldn't be trying to get a rise out of me would you??

:shock: Moi?

Only way to treat faux fur, in my opinion.
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