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Post by Greasy on Mar 17, 2009 13:13:00 GMT -5
Shoes like this, just for women are totally in here in Germany.
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Post by Miss Moonstruck on Mar 17, 2009 14:07:53 GMT -5
Really? They aren't where I live. Where I live the things that are in is either chola, scene/emo, and gangsta.
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Post by Greasy on Mar 17, 2009 14:43:38 GMT -5
Really? This style exist here, too. But just by the young teenage peaple. This shoes I post now are the newest fashion style every woman can wear, well maybe not woman over 60, LOL!     |
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Post by Miss Moonstruck on Mar 17, 2009 15:52:59 GMT -5
Oh no one would wear those shoes where I live XD I would, but mostly people wear converse, skater shoes, flats, or just plain heels.
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Post by Greasy on Mar 18, 2009 13:59:55 GMT -5
Really?
I don´t know where you live, but I thought most things, which are in here, came from USA.
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Post by Miss Moonstruck on Mar 18, 2009 14:36:27 GMT -5
And its funny because where I live, nearly everyone is Mexican. And no one wears shoes like Greasy. XD
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Post by Greasy on Mar 19, 2009 14:42:16 GMT -5
Maybe the style reminds them on the Pachuco style.
Thay don´t wanna identify them selves with it.
I don´t know what would happen if someone, who wears this, goes in a town where Americans live.
And it was in the 1940s, so long ago and the style was especially for men shoes.
However, maybe the style hasn´t arrivet yet at your town, or the people at your town are totally religious, that the women aren´t allowed to wear those shoes, don´t know.
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Post by Miss Moonstruck on Mar 19, 2009 20:07:23 GMT -5
Well it depends where you go in America because there are LOADS of different styles (some nice and some downright creepy) down here. Some people might really like that style and others might think its weird. I don't know much about fashion anyway XD
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Post by Greasy on Mar 20, 2009 13:02:22 GMT -5
Yes, I know.
I heard in New York live very conservative and classical people and in L.A. live the crazy version of it and you can wear there what ever you want.
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Post by Miss Moonstruck on Mar 20, 2009 13:50:44 GMT -5
Yep, there's so many different types of fashion all over. Some are bad, some are nice...
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Post by Greasy on Mar 20, 2009 14:08:00 GMT -5
In which town do you live?
I live in Essen, this is a big town, we have much imigrant influences but mostly from Asia and east Europe. The American things we just know from TV.
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Post by Miss Moonstruck on Mar 20, 2009 14:42:51 GMT -5
El Paso. Not a very big city like New York but it isn't tiny. Not much stuff happens over here, it's usually pretty boring  I used to have a teacher from Germany in middle school. He taught science, but mostly did labs. He was really cool. Every once in a while I'll meet someone from Russia or Korea (like exchange students). But everyone born in El Paso are usually Mexican or at least part (like me). |
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Post by Greasy on Mar 20, 2009 14:57:35 GMT -5
I had heard about it.
This city has Mexican roots, right?
I find student exchange always very interesting, but I´m not the one, who ever wanted to try.
It must be hard to live in a foreign family and can´t speak the language.
I had a girlfriend, who came from Russia.
It was difficulty to handle her, the Russians are sometimes a little bit strange, but Germans are, too. I live here for so long time, well since I was born and I can say I´m not like them.
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Post by Miss Moonstruck on Mar 20, 2009 15:27:23 GMT -5
Yeah, lot's of Mexican roots. Well my immediate family doesn't really speak Spanish at all (It was my mother's first language, but she only uses it to speak to my grandma or other people who speak it) my dad can't speak Spanish. But it's sad that I can't talk to a lot of my relatives because almost all of them on my mother's side speak it. I had a friend from Russia named Anastasia. She was so nice but she had to go back to Russia.
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Post by Greasy on Mar 21, 2009 5:52:21 GMT -5
My friend was named Anja, but here in Germany she got an other name: Gianna.
This is an Italian name, but she said she got it cause the German don´t know the name Anja. I think it´s strange cause we have funny names here from Turkish people.
I knew a girl she was named Ayse, the s is spelled as sh.
And I find the names Murat, Özkan or Sadam or something very strange.
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I used to have a teacher from Germany in middle school. He taught science, but mostly did labs. He was really cool. Every once in a while I'll meet someone from Russia or Korea (like exchange students). But everyone born in El Paso are usually Mexican or at least part (like me).