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DoomsDave Grand Master

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Howdyall:

Sometimes, I just get in one of those MOODS when you take pictures.  

This is one.

Here's an Arenga enlgeri that's starting grow, but not too tall.

The shoe's an American size 12, 12' (30 cm) long.

dave

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Here's a cocothrinax, dussiana.

Different shoe, same sizes.

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Forget the palms more shoe pictures please.Maybe a nice saddle shoe.

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(Shon @ Aug. 20 2006,18:01)

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Forget the palms more shoe pictures please.Maybe a nice saddle shoe.

                                      Shon

How about a Freudian Slipper?

Hee hee hee!

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Dave,

Something in a bruno magli?

Randy

Chandler, Arizona

USDA Hardiness Zone 9b(Warming to 10a)

Lowest Temps (usually) in the upper 20's

(Freeze of '07 lowest temp was 18dF)

Highest temps (usually) in the triple digit teens

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(Randy @ Aug. 20 2006,23:54)

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Dave,

Something in a bruno magli?

Sorry, I dont' hurt innocent animals.

Less innocent ones, well, hmmmm

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Ah, the old Chuck Taylors (Converse Allstars). They were once the paramount basketball shoe. In fact, when I played varsity basketball in high school, "Chucks" were the only shoe the coach would allow us to wear. At that time Chucks were only $8.00 a pair! But then, the minimum wage was only $1.25/hr.

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(Walt @ Aug. 21 2006,08:33)

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Ah, the old Chuck Taylors (Converse Allstars). They were once the paramount basketball shoe. In fact, when I played varsity basketball in high school, "Chucks" were the only shoe the coach would allow us to wear. At that time Chucks were only $8.00 a pair! But then, the minimum wage was only $1.25/hr.

Johnny Unitas the professional football player also wore them.

So did the Harlem Globetrotters.

Now, they're slacker shoes . . . .

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