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He bought them from his cousin they were shiny black and new the man was doing business and at a fair price too. Well they looked like patent leather reflecting back, he smiles he wore them out to church and had put on several miles. One day the skies grew darker and the rain began to splatter the drops absorbed into the shoes well not a sight was sadder For the shoes were made of paper and his cousin bought the stock from a man who made his livin' shoeing feet that used to walk. The business had been slowing at God's Shoe store for the Saints though reports were never glowing he rarely got complaints. I am told my father's cousin owned a bar on Irving Street and fitted many customers while they still had living feet. Many of the regulars brought back their soggy shoes I am sorry but there's no returns can I pour you up some *****
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Sep 3, 2013
Sep 3, 2013 at 10:36 AM UTC
No Returns!
He bought them from his cousin they were shiny black and new the man was doing business and at a fair price too. Well they looked like patent leather reflecting back, he smiles he wore them out to church and had put on several miles. One day the skies grew darker and the rain began to splatter the drops absorbed into the shoes well not a sight was sadder For the shoes were made of paper and his cousin bought the stock from a man who made his livin' shoeing feet that used to walk. The business had been slowing at God's Shoe store for the Saints though reports were never glowing he rarely got complaints. I am told my father's cousin owned a bar on Irving Street and fitted many customers while they still had living feet. Many of the regulars brought back their soggy shoes I am sorry but there's no returns can I pour you up some *****
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Sep 3, 2013
Sep 3, 2013 at 10:36 AM UTC
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