Look after your feet don't become a victim

Missy

Thank you for your interest in what you perceive to be my stock portfolio. I have never owned shares in the Berghaus Company or The Chris Brasher Shoe Company, or whoever the Holding Companies maybe. We Have Berghaus Clothing which dates back to when made in the UK. Brasher shoes marked made in Portugal. Our Barbour clobber says made in Scotland.

Personally I don’t care if the stuff was made in outer Mongolia or Jalapa, we like it and it has served us well. What’s your point ? because at this moment I can’t see it. But hey, I reckon we will be hearing more from you.

The last person that tried to wind me up, I ate his liver with some Fava beans and a nice Chianti, these days I prefer Rioja with Roquefort cheese and manzanilla olives.

At my last visit to the Podiatrist I was told my feet were classified as "low risk", my only  problem is that I have very narrow feet and I've always had trouble finding ones that fit, Clarks are my best option along with Padders both have shoes that are suitable for me.

eddie1 wrote:Missy

Thank you for your interest in what you perceive to be my stock portfolio. I have never owned shares in the Berghaus Company or The Chris Brasher Shoe Company, or whoever the Holding Companies maybe. We Have Berghaus Clothing which dates back to when made in the UK. Brasher shoes marked made in Portugal. Our Barbour clobber says made in Scotland.

Personally I don’t care if the stuff was made in outer Mongolia or Jalapa, we like it and it has served us well. What’s your point ? because at this moment I can’t see it

My point is, I agree that diabetics need to take care of their extremities.

But your solution of buying 100 pound plus shoes and boots is absurd and out of the financial reach of a lot of diabetics.

Barbour clobber, brasher boots, you are wearing these not for any functional benefit.

Rather because I suspect you want that wealthy country squire looks that most retire execs go for.

It woundn't suprise me if you haven't got the mustered colured waistcoat and flat cap in your wardrobe.

eddie1 wrote:The last person that tried to wind me up, I ate his liver with some Fava beans and a nice Chianti, these days I prefer Rioja with Roquefort cheese and manzanilla olives.

Rioja that Spanish for piss. However the ruddy complexion your get from knocking back a bottle of blonk will completed your country squire look.

Missy 1 wrote:Rioja that Spanish for piss. However the ruddy complexion your get from knocking back a bottle of blonk will completed your country squire look

 is a bottle of blonk you plonker 


Have you been educated at the university of Carmarthen  your grammar appears to suggest so, eg "will completed" and  "that Spanish"

graham64 wrote:

Missy 1 wrote:Rioja that Spanish for piss. However the ruddy complexion your get from knocking back a bottle of blonk will completed your country squire look

 is a bottle of blonk you plonker 


Have you been educated at the university of Carmarthen  your grammar appears to suggest so, eg "will completed" and  "that Spanish"

Remember this priceless gem from multiple miggs?

"Hello avid readers,

A bottle of wine a night, two E’s and half an ounce, does not make a drunk. "

Explains a lot!!

Paul wrote:

graham64 wrote:

Missy 1 wrote:Rioja that Spanish for piss. However the ruddy complexion your get from knocking back a bottle of blonk will completed your country squire look

 is a bottle of blonk you plonker 


Have you been educated at the university of Carmarthen  your grammar appears to suggest so, eg "will completed" and  "that Spanish"

 Remember this priceless gem from multiple miggs?

"Hello avid readers,

A bottle of wine a night, two E’s and half an ounce, does not make a drunk. "

Explains a lot!!

How can I forget Paul