Care to see it? Again? Of course not.
Instead, have a pleasant-smelling form of government sanctioned propaganda.
Last week President Trump welcomed the boys and girls Little League World Series Champions.
(The girls were asked to bend forward so they don't stand above all the boys)
(The girls are a little bit integrated. The boys are not. Looks like the boys are provided real shoes while the girls are provided only disposable trainers, gym shoes, sneakers, whatever. For the White House!)
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I'm still unclear as to how a real shoe differs from a disposable shoe???
What does a disposable shoe look like? The internet is not helpful in this matter as the best that comes up under that search are multiple pairs of disposable slippers.
Back when the SonsM were small and the less expensive leather shoes and sandals were still expensive, I used to buy cheap canvas slip-ons (an even simpler version of a boat shoe) from KMart that I'd wear during the summer in place of going barefoot. At less than $10 a pop for two pair, they'd wash up and last for several years, with holes eventually forming in the canvas and the tread wearing so thin they's become bust-your-ass-slippery, and even then I was loathe to dispose of them. We called them Ditty Shoes. I don't know why.
Every pair of shoes, sandals (including the wonderful custom fit pair handmade for me in the Azores) and boots I've owned eventually reached the point where they were no longer useful or needed and became disposable.
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