Annually + CD - Published on April 14th, 2023
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stevenwhittingstall
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Re: Annually + CD - Published on April 14th, 2023
Does anyone have a copy of this to hand please? There was a question about slippers, i would like to know the boys reply?
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Re: Annually + CD - Published on April 14th, 2023
stevenwhittingstall wrote: Sun 20 Oct 2024, 8:03 pm Does anyone have a copy of this to hand please? There was a question about slippers, i would like to know the boys reply?
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ElectriCity
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Re: Annually + CD - Published on April 14th, 2023
Do you both wear slippers at home? I can picture Neil, but perhaps not Chris.
Jay, UK.
Neil: The answer is yes, but not always. My favourite slippers are German felt slippers. If you've got wooden floors, they're very, very good and they're very comfortable and they sort of look quite good as well, I think. So I always wear them in Berlin.
Chris: I never used to wear slippers, so they're right.
But recently I've been wearing slippers because the floors aren't that even in my house in London, and you can get splinters if you're not careful. There's nothing worse than a splinter. But actually I generally wear them everywhere now because when you're a bit older you want to be a bit cosy, don't you? Wear a dressing gown and a pair of slippers and curl up on the settee. Camper do a very good pair of German-style felt slippers.
Neil: I bought some slippers recently in Santa Monica.
They're quite groovy actually. They're really big. I think they're a very trendy make. They're slippers, but they're like flip-flops really. They're soft and thick and big.
Chris: UGGs?
Neil: No, not UGGs! I thought I showed them to you when I bought them.
Chris: Oh, the ones you had in America on tour?
Neil: Yeah. They were bought in a very cool shop.
Anyway, they're really comfortable. I absolutely love them. Because also, I have got a sore right foot which developed two-thirds of the way through the Unity tour. For the show, I wear two pairs of boots. I wear the big white Dr Martens in the beginning and then I put these sleek sort of Chelsea boots on and they've got a very, very thin sole. And I've hurt a tendon on one of my toes, which also feels like it's the ball of my foot, but apparently it's the joint.
Chris: On a couple of occasions recently, I've actually gone out of the house, done a double-take, realised oh, my God, I've gone out in my slippers.
Neil: No!
Chris: And had to go and put shoes ón. That's a bit embarrassing.
Neil: Something Chris and I differ on, by the way....
Chris: Am I going to be shocked by this?
Neil: No, you're not.
Chris: Shame.
Neil: Something Chris and I differ on is in Chris's house, he takes off his shoes when he goes in the house.
Chris: No, I wear shoes on the ground floor. But anywhere with carpet, take the shoes off.
Jay, UK.
Neil: The answer is yes, but not always. My favourite slippers are German felt slippers. If you've got wooden floors, they're very, very good and they're very comfortable and they sort of look quite good as well, I think. So I always wear them in Berlin.
Chris: I never used to wear slippers, so they're right.
But recently I've been wearing slippers because the floors aren't that even in my house in London, and you can get splinters if you're not careful. There's nothing worse than a splinter. But actually I generally wear them everywhere now because when you're a bit older you want to be a bit cosy, don't you? Wear a dressing gown and a pair of slippers and curl up on the settee. Camper do a very good pair of German-style felt slippers.
Neil: I bought some slippers recently in Santa Monica.
They're quite groovy actually. They're really big. I think they're a very trendy make. They're slippers, but they're like flip-flops really. They're soft and thick and big.
Chris: UGGs?
Neil: No, not UGGs! I thought I showed them to you when I bought them.
Chris: Oh, the ones you had in America on tour?
Neil: Yeah. They were bought in a very cool shop.
Anyway, they're really comfortable. I absolutely love them. Because also, I have got a sore right foot which developed two-thirds of the way through the Unity tour. For the show, I wear two pairs of boots. I wear the big white Dr Martens in the beginning and then I put these sleek sort of Chelsea boots on and they've got a very, very thin sole. And I've hurt a tendon on one of my toes, which also feels like it's the ball of my foot, but apparently it's the joint.
Chris: On a couple of occasions recently, I've actually gone out of the house, done a double-take, realised oh, my God, I've gone out in my slippers.
Neil: No!
Chris: And had to go and put shoes ón. That's a bit embarrassing.
Neil: Something Chris and I differ on, by the way....
Chris: Am I going to be shocked by this?
Neil: No, you're not.
Chris: Shame.
Neil: Something Chris and I differ on is in Chris's house, he takes off his shoes when he goes in the house.
Chris: No, I wear shoes on the ground floor. But anywhere with carpet, take the shoes off.