The Red Shoes is one of those macabre classics I loved as a child.Wow! You really know your fairytales.
Lol, this was all I could think:
https://www.pinterest.com/pin/486388828500471258/
The Red Shoes is one of those macabre classics I loved as a child.Wow! You really know your fairytales.
Lol, this was all I could think:
https://www.pinterest.com/pin/486388828500471258/
I think I'm already there
That's great, I'm going to check out Ember, I've been waiting for that idea to be developed. I love keeping coffee as hot as possible for as long as possible because I like to take a few sips here and there rather than just drink the whole thing in a few minutes.
I want to invest - IMAGINE the Baby Bottle Market - I'm sure that has to be on their road map.... wake, push a button and grab the 98.6F baby bottle....go back to bed......
Edit: btw how do you find the New Mac Mini (2018) - (i7/32Gig/1TB)?
So you don't know anyone who has difficulty putting on his shoes? Search for velcro walking shoes. You might think older persons could use these sneakers, but they defiantly usually need assistance getting the shoes on their feet.This is defiantly will be useful for those folks that can’t reach their shoes. Usually it’s the obiese ones, but there some disabled folks that may find it useful.
compared to my souped up Mac Pro 2008 (SSD and Radeon 5870 video card)..... it is amazing - see my post in Mac Mini Set Up. My needs have changed over the years - its fast and nimble - supports 2 X 34 inch thunderbolt wide screens with ease. My XBOX is my gaming machine these days on a 75 inch 4K TV. MS Office 365 to work remote, and I edit photos and dabble with Pixlemator and PS - and for storage I live in the cloud these days - so its powerful, elegant and worth it....all that said had their been a "Mac Pro 2008" Tower with 2018/2019 hardware (iMac Pro w/o the monitor)... I'm sure my Y Chromosome would have bought that instead... but no regrets with my little quiet square.
compared to my souped up Mac Pro 2008 (SSD and Radeon 5870 video card)..... it is amazing - see my post in Mac Mini Set Up. My needs have changed over the years - its fast and nimble - supports 2 X 34 inch thunderbolt wide screens with ease. My XBOX is my gaming machine these days on a 75 inch 4K TV. MS Office 365 to work remote, and I edit photos and dabble with Pixlemator and PS - and for storage I live in the cloud these days - so its powerful, elegant and worth it....all that said had their been a "Mac Pro 2008" Tower with 2018/2019 hardware (iMac Pro w/o the monitor)... I'm sure my Y Chromosome would have bought that instead... but no regrets with my little quiet square.
Not sure how this was posted here, but - I also have a 2008 Mac Pro lying dormant while I use my 2018 Mac mini. I like the faster response to whatever I'm doing. And I wish there had been a timely update to the Mac Pro line (earlier?). And I am using my original 23-inch ACD.
And the self-zipping pants zipper?This is crap, I am waiting for the self-buttoning shirt!
It’s not about getting them on, it’s tying it. Watched a few large folks doing it. Not pretty. Did feel sorry for them, but then the dude had like 3 hamburgers on his plate. I guess his life he can do whatever he wants.How do you think they get their shoes on now?
I guess I should check the spell checker before I post. Good catch mate.I will be “defiant” in my use of these as well! Luckily I’m not “obiese”, but hey...
Now they can do regular shoes. It’s an upgrade, baby!While the technology is neat, it shows that shoe executives have way to much money to spend on R & D. That is money that could go to increasing the third-world wages for those that actually construct the shoes that %99.9999999 of the consumers purchase.
People with those conditions have home care aides. People with those physical disabilities typically use slip-on shoes and velcro.
Know all about it man. I have a son with disabilities. Well he finally learned how to tie his shoes. We used tieless shoelaces. This shoes I’m sure would be useful, however, I’m not sure how many will be able to afford it. But then the price may come down after a while.So you don't know anyone who has difficulty putting on his shoes? Search for velcro walking shoes. You might think older persons could use these sneakers, but they defiantly usually need assistance getting the shoes on their feet.
This is defiantly will be useful for those folks that can’t reach their shoes. Usually it’s the obiese ones, but there some disabled folks that may find it useful.
I like the design better than the Nike alternative... I guess it is just taste. The US market is very different from for example the German one. PUMA is a German brand and as I am from Germany, I think their shoe will more popular than the Nike. (Obviously I can be wrong, but that would definitely be the case for me and my friends)
Yep! I would not buy it for my teen for sure. We used those tieless shoelaces, if you know what I’m talking about. He loved it.Yes, and for a number of DYS kids that have problems making their shoes. A bit expensive for a kid :->
Probably, but it’s their lives and they can do whatever they want. Maybe they are so good that it took them only one afternoon. Some folks are just that good.What I find particularly sad about products like this is that engineers actually waste time designing it. Such a waste of human talent. I wonder if they're the same engineers that came up with the lights in the heels idea years ago.