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Old 6th May 08, 06:30 AM
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I remember that, dayglo socks were 'rad'.
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I remember that, dayglo socks were 'rad'.

Had to be an odd pair though... Odd rad?
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Old 9th May 08, 01:54 PM
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Terry material as well weren't they?!?! I'm going to get me two pairs to run in.
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Terry material as well weren't they?!?! I'm going to get me two pairs to run in.

... One pair for your hands?
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No, you need to buy two pairs as they only come in one colour per pair so to get odd ones you need to buy one pair green and one pair yellow. Might go for one pair pink too to really mix it up!!!
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Don't forgot I'm the queen of mixed up socks, whatever colour you want.
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Aye but Dimple I need socks for me feet not just to keep my big toe warm!!
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Yeah I suppose age 7-11 may be a bit small for you. Ha ha
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Size 7-11 would do the job!!
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When i first decided to start running, I bought a pair of Saucony branded shoes thinking "oh they're running shoes... great!". Little did I know, i actually needed some stability shoes for my over-pronation. A month later after several ankle injuries and pains left right and centre, i had a GAIT test and was fitted with some rather more expensive Mizuno shoes.

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