[pokey27]

To be fair and yes it shocks me to but pure does have a point England,britain woteva does embrace other peoples cultures more than most country's and where a totally multicultural society.But in doing so we've lost alot of are own culture or had it banned or redtaped by the goverment wanting to be "politically dumb ooooops i mean correct"
It seems we embrace others cultures and beliefs but in fairness do people embrace ares in are own country??? I think not personally

p.s in protest i will refrain from wearing sneaks,pumps,trainers,kicks,soops or woteva today and wear soopakicksneak type things

[spitey]

well said pokey

[Lorrie]

aha! you try living right next door to the US.

Canadian culture? What's that? Mounties and maple syrup?

I used to live in the Pacific Northwest. No, not Juneau, Alaska. Vancouver, British Columbia.

Toronto is the 4th biggest city in North America and that isn't enough - it exists in most people's minds only in comparison to New York.

And I'm wearing bordeaux pro models today. They're swet.

[Samo]

i call 'em all sorts of things... kicks, soops, deedas, sneakers, shoes...

but not usually trainers

but to all my family my kicks are "sams funny trainers"

some people just dont understand

and im not gonna get dragged into the debate, il get angry at the PC mob...

[biftero]

Well up here in sunny Glasgow we have been known to refer to our leisure shoes as "sannies" which is short for sandshoes and also "gutties" which I think might come from an old name for rubber..??
Quality Scots words I'm sure y'all agree.

[streak]

"kicks" 4 me..

(but there again I is street.. )

[Daddys Girl]

I went on ebay looking for vintage 1960's handbags and ended up buying a set of designer of badges! I've now quite a few on my "watching" list.. not quite was I was aiming for