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Driving Shoes

Take shoes and pour sarcasm on them.
 
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These shoes have weighted and rounded heels suited for pressing the clutch, brake and gas pedals.
rcarty, Oct 13 2011

for her... http://awomanandher...s/2009/02/ferre.jpg
[xandram, Oct 14 2011]


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       about a million Google results for ' "driving shoes" ' ... wait, you use your *heels* on the pedals ? ah sarcasm... what are we being sarcastic about ?
FlyingToaster, Oct 13 2011
  

       // heels //   

       Sadly, it seems double-clutching is a dying art.
Alterother, Oct 13 2011
  

       So these are for teeing off, or for driving the cart to the ball after you've teed off?*   

       * Asinine comment #7 on the day.
swimswim, Oct 13 2011
  

       Think about how pedals are operated and be generous in speculating how heavy rounded heels will assist that.   

       It was meant to be a sarcastic posting, but - only one sentence was written instead.
rcarty, Oct 13 2011
  

       //rounded heels// is a euphemism for something unrelated to driving... though automobiles are often involved.
FlyingToaster, Oct 13 2011
  

       Ah yes, love a round-heeled girl.
normzone, Oct 14 2011
  

       why is it in the *map* category?
xandram, Oct 14 2011
  

       Now, I thought this was going to be a set of shoes that are fixed to the pedals and floor, and you slide your feet in them (useful for high heeled lady drivers).
Ling, Oct 15 2011
  


 

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