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these girls laughing at guys wearing wellies saying 'they are for only women' |
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shoulda replied with why do girls need wellies for the k*tchen anyway.
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Only thing is it is not the right kind of weather for wellies. Macho walking boots are where it's at.
I've tried Yaktrax, which are excellent on frozen, compacted snow. However, we've now got fine powdery snow on top of the icy stuff, and the springs on the Yaktrax get clogged up before they can get down to the ice, and in these conditions I don't think the Yaktrax are much of a help, though they're great in other situations. I've now ordered some things called Kahtoola MICROspikes which get good reviews. Unfortunately they're out of stock in most places, but I'm told stock should be arriving fairly soon. (I feel I'm somewhat straying from Fashion and Beauty, though!) |
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Can you still get Kermit wellies? I remember those from when I was a kid. They were ace.
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Can you still get Kermit wellies? I remember those from when I was a kid. They were ace.
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They obviously never watched Paddington Bear.
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Wellies are not gender specific but after looking at the first picture , i'd prefer my bloke to wear black wellies and not patterned ones.
Camouflage wellies just look wrong on a man. It's silly but I can't help feeling this way! |
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Wellies are not gender specific but after looking at the first picture , i'd prefer my bloke to wear black wellies and not patterned ones.
Camouflage wellies just look wrong on a man. It's silly but I can't help feeling this way! If I saw a woman walking down the road in camouflage wellies I'd think... "why's she wearing mens wellies" ! Unless they were pink camouflage.... (which kind of defeats the point of it being camouflage in the first place!) |
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camouflage is hardly a feminin design though?!
If I saw a woman walking down the road in camouflage wellies I'd think... "why's she wearing mens wellies" ! Unless they were pink camouflage.... (which kind of defeats the point of it being camouflage in the first place!) ?
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I guess it is a masculine design but for some reason the picture made me laugh. If I had a partner then he could wear whatever he wanted to (i've never told a boyf what to wear) but these just look a bit...camp
?And, to be honest, I doubt there are any women that actually think wellies shouldn't be worn my men. |
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Much better than men in Ugg's. I have no words to define them.
![]() *hides from the Men UGG loving brigade* |
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Much better than men in Ugg's. I have no words to define them.
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Much better than men in Ugg's. I have no words to define them.
![]() *hides from the Men UGG loving brigade* Now women in jeans dear oh dear how can we define them- perhaps the same stereotypical way and when i wear mine in the cold weather yes-my feet are warm. |
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I own some Emu boots as well (cheaper uggs) and i'm male- as far as i'm concerned ugg/sheepskin boots were originally made by a men for men fact- so telling me that i cant wear some boots which are made for men and further still- are sold in most mens clothes shops in mens sizes is quite frankly stupid.
Now women in jeans dear oh dear how can we define them- perhaps the same stereotypical way and when i wear mine in the cold weather yes-my feet are warm.
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I'd have thought the men in Ugg boots brigade would be straight on here telling us how warm their feet are out in the snow, wearing their Ugg boots.
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Tsk, men in wellies? Whatever next? Women in trousers?
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I'd have thought the men in Ugg boots brigade would be straight on here telling us how warm their feet are out in the snow, wearing their Ugg boots.
http://www.intertent.co.uk/product2_...rrain-Boot.htm |
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Hope okay to bring this back up. I enjoy getting out into local country parks, which are getting muddy and puddles everywhere.
But just love this colour, and as a guy loved it today when a pretty lady told me she loved the colour. http://www.hunterboots.com/tall-well...-boots/red/117 |
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Wellington boots only for women? What would male farmers wear then? Which is the reason they were invented in the first place.
I've got a green pair myself. |
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