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Nard DogNard Dog Posts: 1,193
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NO :mad:

and memo to muslims


its NO again :mad::mad:


what is wrong with people?
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    hobbeshobbes Posts: 6,149
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    umm white carpets, and their home their choice.......
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 11,934
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    Nard Dog wrote: »
    NO :mad:

    and memo to muslims


    its NO again :mad::mad:


    what is wrong with people?

    And to anyone in eastern Europe - they make you take your shoes off to.
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    Nard DogNard Dog Posts: 1,193
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    flobadob wrote: »
    And to anyone in eastern Europe - they make you take your shoes off to.

    No wonder its the unpopularist bit of Europe:rolleyes:
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    HenryBaneHenryBane Posts: 4,427
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    Dog shit or bubble gum on your shoes can ruin light carpets.
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    RhumbatuggerRhumbatugger Posts: 85,713
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    Some insist that you do, some don't - including Muslims.

    I have a stout mat, and sturdy carpets and never expect people to take their shoes off.

    Muddy wellies though, yes.
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    Nard DogNard Dog Posts: 1,193
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    HenryBane wrote: »
    Dog shit and bubble gum on your shoes can ruin light carpets.

    And that happens a lot to adults..

    Sitcoms are just on the telly
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    StarpussStarpuss Posts: 12,845
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    I wore an AirCast for years and it would stop me going to certain peoples houses. They would always say 'we don't mean you' but then spend the whole time staring at their carpets for stains.
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    HenryBaneHenryBane Posts: 4,427
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    Nard Dog wrote: »
    And that happens a lot to adults..

    Sitcoms are just on the telly

    I've walked bubble gum into my beige carpet, it's happens in real life you know!
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    Nard DogNard Dog Posts: 1,193
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    HenryBane wrote: »
    I've walked bubble gum into my beige carpet, it's happens in real life you know!

    So do lightning strikes but somehow people still get to Morrisons
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    netcurtainsnetcurtains Posts: 23,494
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    I;m not a muslim but if you don't take your shoes off, you ain't coming in. Shoes are for outside.
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    jzeejzee Posts: 25,498
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    Nard Dog wrote: »
    NO :mad:

    and memo to muslims...
    Only muslims ask people to take shoes off inside? That's a new one.
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    elliecatelliecat Posts: 9,890
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    My house my rules. Shoes are for outside and I don't want dirt from outside trodden into my carpets. Most people don't have a problem with taking their shoes off.
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    StarpussStarpuss Posts: 12,845
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    There are examples here of the type of people who used to make me feel crap :(
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    HenryBaneHenryBane Posts: 4,427
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    Nard Dog wrote: »
    So do lightning strikes but somehow people still get to Morrisons

    With dog shit and bubble gum on the soles of their shoes.
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    Nard DogNard Dog Posts: 1,193
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    elliecat wrote: »
    My house my rules. Shoes are for outside and I don't want dirt from outside trodden into my carpets. Most people don't have a problem with taking their shoes off.

    to your face...
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    Nard DogNard Dog Posts: 1,193
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    HenryBane wrote: »
    With dog shit and bubble gum on the soles of their shoes.

    If I were you I would change my paper round route
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    droogiefretdroogiefret Posts: 24,117
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    ...... has someone got smelly feet then?
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    RhumbatuggerRhumbatugger Posts: 85,713
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    Starpuss wrote: »
    There are examples here of the type of people who used to make me feel crap :(

    What do you mean?
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    Nard DogNard Dog Posts: 1,193
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    Rhumbatugger wrote: »
    What do you mean?

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    StarpussStarpuss Posts: 12,845
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    Rhumbatugger wrote: »
    What do you mean?

    I posted earlier in the thread. I wore an AirCast (which you can't remove). Cue the overly houseproud having kittens at the thought of their carpets while outwardly trying to kid me they were fine with it.
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    PhoenixRisesPhoenixRises Posts: 2,607
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    For me I think their house, their rules. So if they wish for me to remove my shoes upon entering the house I will - there has been an awkward moment if I wore holey socks but still I follow their rules.

    I am not a fan of smoking so if anyone wishes to smoke I insist they do it outside and away from the door, I would expect people to follow this rule so I can't really complain if they ask me to then follow their rules in their house can I.

    I also know someone in a flat with wooden floors who insists on removing shoes because it can disturb their neighbours for me this is very considerate and prefer more people to be like this rather than the opposite.
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    MoonyMoony Posts: 15,093
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    flobadob wrote: »
    And to anyone in eastern Europe - they make you take your shoes off to.

    Isn't it also customary in Japan.
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    exlordlucanexlordlucan Posts: 35,375
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    Take shoes off? eff off I will.
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    HenryBaneHenryBane Posts: 4,427
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    droogiefret wrote: »
    ...... has someone got smelly feet then?

    Holes in their socks or perhaps stripy socks they dare not let anyone else see.
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    Nard DogNard Dog Posts: 1,193
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    exlordlucan wrote: »
    Take shoes off? eff off I will.

    what about the downstairs neighbours who cant bear the sound of walking above them even though they live in a flat with people above them?
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