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Many people have need to use a walking
stick, either as they get older or as a sort
of prop when they are out with their pet.
While some walking sticks are quite
stylish, none can match the sheer
panache
and kudos of stepping out in a pair of
Pradas or Manolo
Blahnik shoes.
This
has lead inevitably to the
development of The Third Shoe.
To understand what it looks like, you
need
to image that the heel of a high heel type
shoe extends upwards, through the sole,
becoming the actual shaft of the walking
stick.
Third Shoes come in many sizes and
styles. The larger the shoe size, the
more
stable the stick is for support.
Styles range from elegant patent leather
miniatures, to sturdy hobnailed boots,
for
the determined macho walker.
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Imagine waiting for the *two* other shoes to drop. That would really be torture for the guy who lives downstairs. |
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I prefer to listen for seven shoes and a collar to hit the floor. |
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It would really take the stigma out of being crippled. Old people used to scare me when I was little because they would always be carrying this big steel cane with an ugly white handle on the top and a big rubber knob on the bottom! |
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