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Target
Posted on January 21, 2013 by David M Willis

185 thoughts on “Target”

  1. Ragnal

    Well, I can say without fear of losing face, I’ve never seen an in-door Target store.

    1. scabbert

      There’s a fair number of them that have occupied anchor locations in malls, and therefore have indoor entrances. I’ve been to two, myself.

    2. Digidestined of Trust (Tim)

      I can honestly say as well I’ve never seen one of them either.

      1. TheDOCTOR

        A Target is being put into a corner position at South Hills Village near Pittsburgh and should be opening soon.

    3. Plasma Mongoose

      I have been in plenty of Targets but I have never been inside a Walmart in my life.

      1. Pyr05

        Who wants to be in a Mart that sells walls? Unless you’re a contractor…

        1. r_r

          About as many people as want to get tar.

        2. MarkReed

          Hey, don’t knock /get .tar

          Linux users do it quite often.

          (Haha I made a Linux joke.)

      2. I.care.0

        I have never seen in a Target, nor a Wallmart. Actually, before reading Willis’ comics, I didn’t even knew that there was such thing as a store chain called Target.

        It was confusing when Ethan was searching for toys.

        1. Plasma Mongoose

          There are Targets here in Australia but as of yet, no Walmarts but frankly we already have things like K-Mart, Big-W, Myer and David Jones, so there is no need.

    4. Whittier

      There used to be a JC Penney in that spot in College Mall. Target was a stand-alone but in the same parking lot as the mall, very close. The JC Penney closed down several years back, Target moved into JC Penney’s spot (with a massive remodel, the JC Penney had been two stories, the new Target is one), and they razed the building that had been the Target.

      College Mall has changed drastically over the last few years. I was shocked when I made a visit home in 2011 and went over there with my mom. The mall had always struggled with occupancy. Their solution was to knock down a bunch of walls for fewer, larger stores. There is even a tiny food court now (four restaurants) when there wasn’t before. It will be interesting to see what happens to the mall again when Sears inevitably shuts down.

    5. SeanNOLA

      Here in L.A. it’s almost a faux pas to have a mall WITHOUT a Target. The Fox Hills mall has one that’s entirely indoors – no direct outside entrances whatsoever!

      1. Bill

        In LA do they pronounce it “tar-ZHAY”?

    6. Aisling

      In Portland OR, the city Target is set into the bottom of one of their tall buildings. You have to go into a lobby then upstairs to get to it.

  2. asdsadas

    She didnt notice the velcro before?

    1. David

      She didn’t notice Walky’s velcro shoes because Walky didn’t have velcro shoes.

      1. Plasma Mongoose

        If only he wore velcro in the first place, he would still have his shoes.

      2. BranTheQuixotic

        If Walky had Velcro shoes, would he actually close them instead of leaving them untied – or, I guess, “unlatched?” Because if so, he should really get those. Untied shoes seem hazardous at the best of times. With Mike as a roommate, doubly so.

      3. Rusty

        I was very sad when I had to stop wearing the velcro shoes I had managed to find in my size because they were too old and shabby 🙁 I may be 22, but man, velcro makes Everything (except pants) better. I need to find a good new pair like them that will last longer.

  3. Kafloobop

    They make shoes that aren’t slip on?

    1. Rognik

      Yes, they’re called velcro. I know there are those funny rope-like types, but no one really WEARS them, right?

      1. Dibullba

        I wear them, but I never untie them. That technically counts as slip on right >.>

        1. Caleb

          Yes.

  4. David Herbert

    Decorated with Pokemon. Or was he a Digimon kid?

    1. HEYOUGUYZ!

      Aglets are baby ags. They subsist chiefly on the milky excrescence of the mother ag until they can be weaned onto the husks of small, clinging plant seeds that form the caloric base of the adult ag diet. Duh!

      1. HEYOUGUYZ!

        ack, i missed.

  5. Aizat

    What’s wrong with Velcro, Dotty? You know that shoelaces are bullshit, right?

    1. Yotomoe

      Shoe laces are made evil devil snakes.

      1. Aizat

        Especially aglets. Those sinister aglets.

      2. Plasma Mongoose

        While velcro is a product of alien origin… apparently.

        1. Aizat

          See, aliens do exist. Eat that Scully.

        2. mrelegos

          Well, as we all know, the ends of shoelaces are called aglets.

          Their true purpose is sinister.

        3. Pyr05

          Taking out eyeballs?

        4. Plasma Mongoose

          Aglets are to your laces like Telomeres are to your DNA.

        5. Bratty Roger

          Is that a Star Trek reference?
          (The Enterprise series, I believe – my personal favorite, in terms of the ship-interior set designs being [somewhat?] more realistic.)

      3. Undrave

        God damn showlaces! The ones on my boots keep getting undone whenever I go faster than a brisk walk, but whenever I come home with a pressing need to hit the bathroom they suddenly become a pain to undo! DAMN YOU LACES!

        1. LWS3

          You need to undo your laces to pee? Not quite picturing the anatomy involved…

        2. davidbreslin101

          I CAN picture the anatomy, and I really wish I couldn’t.

        3. HEYOUGUYZ!

          if ur mum is not cool about mud in the home, you gotta ditch the boots in the mud-room, which is often not equipped for peein’

        4. Heavensrun

          Is this a weird OCD thing, or a lame giant penis joke?

        5. Skiddles

          The poster might be from the frozen white north (as I am). Walking into your house with your boots on in the winter is a recipe for a) wet floors to clean up, and b) falling on your backside.

          Strangely, boots aren’t made for gripping wet hardwood!

        6. I.care.0

          In many places it is cosume to take off your shoes before entering the main part of the house. Helps keeping a clean floor.

        7. LWS3

          Needing to pee and not being able to undo your laces would be bad for keeping the floor clean…

        8. LWS3

          Fair enough, we don’t get much snow in South Carolina. But if you do capture a spectacular wipeout on video you could make $10k on tv.

  6. Yotomoe

    I never tie my shoes. I just tie them up when I firt get them and slip my feet in and out of them.

    1. Aizat

      So do I.

      1. Kernanator

        Same here.

        1. Plasma Mongoose

          Thirded!

        2. Ragnal

          As do I.

        3. Rusty

          I do this as well when I can’t find shoes that have velcro in
          my size.

    2. thomas0comer

      Once I tried to tie a velcro thingy from an older pair of ruined sandals to a pair of laced shoes. …it didn’t work, so now I do this too.

    3. Caleb

      Isn’t that how they’re intended to work in the first place?

  7. Wonder Wig

    Velcro underwear. Velcro socks. Velcro pacemakers.

    1. Aizat

      Velcro shoes, Velcro condoms, Velcro sword.

      1. Digidestined of Trust (Tim)

        A velcro sword, hmmmm…..

        1. Wonder Wig

          GAS POWERED VELCRO!!!

        2. Aizat

          Velcro revolver.

        3. Plasma Mongoose

          Velcro laces… oh the irony. 😀

        4. Kernanator

          Velcro chainsaw.

        5. Aizat

          Velcron: The Velcro Mecha.

        6. Plasma Mongoose

          Velcro hair-removal. 😀

        7. Yotomoe

          Velcro Shoe Laces.

        8. Wonder Wig

          Go-go gadget velcro!

        9. Piper

          ZZ Top says, “Do the Velcro Fly!”

        10. Aizat

          Velcro Masters: The unreleased Transformers toy-line.

        11. Aizat

          Victor Velcro.

        12. Kernanator

          Velcro velcro.

        13. GrrArg42

          Velcro toupee.
          If you do it right it looks like you have a close haircut if it flies off.

        14. Plasma Mongoose

          Velcro toilet paper.

        15. Rusty

          Velcro makes everything (except pants!) better!

        16. Digidestined of Trust (Tim)

          Can’t have gas powered, gotta go green.

        17. N0083rP00F

          Sure can be gas powered and green – like green salsa and re-fried beans. Like totally green.

      2. Valdrax

        Hooked, for nobody’s pleasure.

  8. Digidestined of Trust (Tim)

    “Hey Joyce! I finally bought shoes without velcro!”

    Joyce looks up to Heaven in her prayer, “Thank you!”

    1. Ancestral Hamster

      “Instead, my shoes are made of Nachitos!” :p

  9. Wack'd

    It’s “characters being surprised by things they probably should expect by now” week here at Dumbing of Age.

  10. addude

    I’m saying these two aren’t going to work out now.

    1. Viktoria

      It’s a college relationship, of course it won’t work out. But I don’t necessarily think that his immaturity is guaranteed to ruin it. It’s a stressor, but Dorothy might realize that in the long run, it’s good to compromise. The real question is if Walky will realize the same thing.

      1. Digidestined of Trust (Tim)

        That’s not very true. I’ve seen many a college and even High School relationship work out and I’m only 23. Two of my co-workers from Chick-Fil-A are College Sweethearts and got married, my cousin and his fiancee are college sweethearts and are getting married in June, my dad and mom were college sweethearts and worked out (trust me, it’s a crazy relationship to this day, lol), a friend from church met her husband Freshman year at U.C. 5 years ago and they got married back in October, my pastors daughter also met her husband in college……I think you get the point.

        1. Pyr05

          Marriage does not equate to a relationship working out. That’s about as close as having a child will ‘fix’ a relationship. I may be wrong, and those you mentioned will make it past the dreaded ‘7 year’ mark, but so far, the only one you mentioned that has worked so far is your parents. My parents as well, for that matter.

  11. Plasma Mongoose

    The only cons with velcro is that they are kinda noisy when you undo them and that things like grass seeds get caught in them, otherwise, they’re a lot better than laces.

    1. Digidestined of Trust (Tim)

      It’s worse when you get sand in ’em. (Experiences with sandals) Impossible to clean out for weeks on end, lemme tell you.

    2. HiEv

      Hear hear! I never understood why people were so down on Velcro shoes.

      Let me tell you, these damn laces are a constant annoyance that Velcro never was.

    3. N0083rP00F

      I have a pair of terradactyls and they have velcro adjustable straps. Best things ever – especially if a foot swells due to some mishap. I have hiked, canoed and portaged around or walked through rapids, cycled, swam and climbed a mountain in them – I do not recommend the mountain climbing part – and they have given me traction when I needed it and still let my big sweaty feet breath. Again, to reiterate, mountain climbing is not a good idea >_> sharp rocks are sharp.

      1. thomas0comer

        >mountain climbing without boots

  12. brasca1

    I gave up on velcro shoes in high school. I got way too much crap for it even though they are superior to laced shoes in every way.

  13. Pivitor

    First the pajama pants and now velcro shoes; Walky’s wardrobe is progressively devolving right before our eyes.

    1. Plasma Mongoose

      I never understood the hate over velcro.

      1. Aizat

        Those shoelace cultists! The wanted to unleash the horror of aglets on the unsuspecting masses.

      2. The_do

        Velcro is a) incredibly bulky compared to shoelaces and as such ruins the profile of a shoe and b) pointlessly simplifying something one should be proficient at by the time one is ten years old.

        1. The_do

          I said profile, I meant silhouette.

  14. creatorx2

    I have wanted velcro shoes for a very long time. I pick out my shoes based on how easy they are to get on my feet because sometimes I have to leave the house in a hurry.

    1. David

      I tie my shoes once and then just cram my feet in and out after that. It is my compromise with adulthood.

      1. Kernanator

        As does a fair number of your readership from the look of things.

      2. Digidestined of Trust (Tim)

        DUDE! I’ve been doing that for years! There are very few times I’ll untie my shoes after having tied them. I’d say I’ve been doing that since I were about 7 or 8 and I’ll be 24 in less than a month, February 9th. Annoyed my parents like crazy too. They always tried to get me to untie my shoes before putting them on, but it didn’t work.

      3. Tom Speelman

        I’m with you there! I don’t think I’ve ACTUALLY tied my shoes in months.

        1. MarcinMN

          You young people today are so lazy…. 😉

      4. Shade

        I wear sandals myself unless shoes must be worn, in which case I have a pair of black boots that look nice. That’s my compromise, mostly with the broken glass rather then adulthood though. Much rather walk without shoes at all.

      5. Dibullba

        It is weird because I always thought I was the only one that did this. I prefer to have slip on shoes, but they never last that long compared to ties shoes for some reason.

        1. N0083rP00F

          I have a pair of dress slip-on style shoes that are older than some readers here. Quality is not reflected in style though good quality shoes are not always stylish to say the least but they are out there.

  15. Kernanator

    You shouldn’t be surprised by this, Dorothy. You know his fashion sense by now.

  16. Vabolo

    I always found that velcro was only a short-term solution to keeping your sandals/shoes snug, as the strip with the loopy-ends tends to deteriorate with age, until you are left with a mess of unvelcroable fluff.

    On the other hand, sandals with clips tend to pinch your skin when you clip them too fast.

    What I’m trying to say is, Sierra has it right.

    1. Plasma Mongoose

      Theory: Sierra’s an earth-bender.

      1. Vabolo

        Addendum: Mike is a mom-bender.

        1. thomas0comer

          Insert pun about nickel here

  17. John Madden

    I wear Velcro. Feels good, man

  18. Pyr05

    I’m still waiting for Dotty to realize the first thing out of Walky’s mouth is his honest opinion, whether it’s a terrible one or a brilliant one. In this case, it is utterly brilliant. Who wants to deal with laces? The laces break far too frequently.

  19. Doctor_Who

    Don’t give in, Walky. I’ve seen this process before. Soon she’ll be picking all your clothes. You’ll be wearing nice button shirts and slacks. SLACKS, I TELL YA!

    1. Aizat

      And then, Ties! Not just any Ties but Ties from Tieland.

      1. james

        This looks like a job for Vin Moosk!!!

        1. Aizat

          Where Moosk goes, ties get the butt-kicking.

        2. james

          Truly he is the greatest adult.

  20. Uniqueantique

    Wierd as that earlier comment on velcro and aliens …. I read a report that stated that velcro was a development of alien tech. found aboard the downed saucer in NM…among other things.
    Why not?
    I’m a member of the ‘tie the shoe once so it fits, then stuff the feet in ever after, club” myself.

    1. Dierna

      Watch Enterprise. T’Pol’s GG grandmother got stranded on earth in the 1950’s (no time travel involved) and sold some velcro items to a business man to get enough money to send a boy she befriended to college. So yeah… Velcro’s a Vulcan invention. 😀

      1. Linkara

        VELCRO IS FRICKING HOOKS AND STRANDS. Dear GOD I hate the people who think velcro is such a magical invention that only aliens could come up with it. DX

        Yeah, not pointing out you guys specifically; I just hate that episode of Enterprise and stupid conspiracy theories like that. XD

        1. Plasma Mongoose

          I’m fairly certain that most people aren’t being serious when they mention the velcro/alien thing… now Silly Putty on the other hand is pure Area 53. 😀

        2. thomas0comer

          That’s two more than 51!

        3. Plasma Mongoose

          Exactly, everybody knows about Area 51, that’s why it’s just a decoy for Area 53.

        4. Heavensrun

          I still like to imagine that that whole story wast T’pol testing the credulity of her crewmates.

        5. N0083rP00F

          Hate to rain on your rant but not all velcro is just hooks and strands. Some of the industrial varieties are very very different. One type I have used in the past is designed to mate with any other piece. Instead of hooks it is the equivalent of mushroom headed pins … and its made of steel… very strong but not forgiving.

      2. Falkies

        But velcro was invented in the forties by some swiss dude, while he was busy ignoring world war two.

    2. begbert2

      If you can get your foot out, how can it possibly be snug enough to call ‘fitting’?

      1. David

        Leverage. Shove the other foot into the back of the heel and yank.

        1. N0083rP00F

          I use one of those “IKEA” shoe-on thingies that look like a snake.
          Easy on the back and on the shoe and hides in the umbrella stand that everything but umbrellas in it.

        2. HiEv

          I do believe that you mean a shoehorn.

  21. Tristan J

    I’ve generally been 100% on Dorothy’s side in any argument but now she has completely lost my sympathy.

    Velcro shoes are like hoodies for feet.

    1. HiEv

      Ooohh… Then you’re really not going to like tomorrow’s comic.

  22. scabbert

    I’m less shocked at the fact that Walky wants velcro shoes than I am at the fact that Dorothy still doesn’t get that Walky is a man-child – a 7-year old in an 18-year old’s body.

  23. Dierna

    They’re going to Target? No Payless nearby with a Bogo sale? 😛

    And hey.. Velcro rox! Anything created by Vulcan’s is awesome! I’ve got 2 pair of Velcro shoes. Rest of my shoes are slip on. I’ve never gotten the hang of shoe laces. Heck I didn’t learn to tie my shoes till I was like 8… 😛

  24. NF

    This is why Dorothy can’t buy Walky nice things!

    Wait, that came out wrong…

    1. Plasma Mongoose

      I think you might have got it right the first time.

  25. Bitstream

    Yeah, good luck finding appealing velcro shoes in adult sizes. Unless Walky can wear kids sizes. Which maybe he can? He seems pretty small…

    1. N0083rP00F

      They do make shoes with velcro in adult sizes ….. for those with arthritis, palsy, etc. Not having full use of the hands/fingers kinda makes laces a frustrating nighmnare.

      1. Bitstream

        Didn’t mean to say they don’t make them. Just good luck finding them. I have enough trouble finding tie up shoes I like. The velcro selection is tremendously smaller.

  26. ridtom

    Why not just use sandals? They are efficient in almost any environment!

    1. Nearphotison

      Except for cold ones.

      1. Shade

        Then you must train your feet!

        1. Pyr05

          Agreed. I even wear crocs with vent holes in the winter without socks. Unless it’s windy or a bunch of snow gets in, it’s not really that bad.

        2. james

          crocs are the worse invention man has ever created.

        3. begbert2

          Except the kind of crocs that man didn’t invent. Those are awesome, though I wouldn’t want to stick my foot into the opening of one.

        4. N0083rP00F

          Unless you are going to enter the MPFC Olympics event “Being Eaten by a Crocodile”

        5. Valdrax

          No, that would be the auto-tuner.

        6. Pyr05

          well, for one, they’re Canadian. two, I’m Canadian. three, they are rather comfy to wear. four, they are better than those feet things.

  27. Linkara

    Walky, shoelaces are BS. Wear what you want.

  28. scabbert

    Based on the number of velcro shoes I see on a daily basis, I conclude that the commenters on this comic are not at all representitive of society. Most likley, they are all over 65 years old.

    1. james

      You kids today and your Millennium Items, and your card games, and your You kids these days loud music and your hula hoops and your hopscotch and your dungarees and your lollipops and your Sony Playstations and your voice-activiated light switches and your leather pants and your artificial insemination and your Blu-Ray Discs and your pierced scrotumsAnd your bullfrogs and you telekinesis and your web comics and your shortpacked!.com and your nuclear physics and your ingrowing toe nails and your gears of war and your David Willis and your power steering and your Elevators and your alternate universes….

    2. Plasma Mongoose

      I know velcro isn’t too popular IRL but I still never understood the hate towards them.

      1. Linkara

        There’s a perception that you would only need velcro if you were incapable of tying your shoes, which is something taught at a young age. Hence it’s considered “childish” to want velcro instead pf laced shoes.

        1. Valdrax

          You know, putting it that way, it seems kind of stupid, as if it’s “mature” to make things difficult just because you can. Like some sort of childish merit badge we carry from kindergarten on.

        2. scabbert

          By that measure, using a toilet instead of a diaper is equally pretentious.

        3. begbert2

          Well, it’s generally agreed that there are a few practical benefits that toilet use has over diapers. Unless you’re *really* bad at wiping, anyway.

          Lacing shoes sort of lacks that edge. Unless you’re really bad at velcro.

        4. Valdrax

          Spoken like someone who has never had to change a diaper before.

        5. scabbert

          Or date someone who insists upon velcro shoes.

    3. Pyr05

      get off’a my forum! and quit stealing my Jello! I need it to wash down my pill cocktail. Nurse! I want some more prune juice. I -zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

  29. DanielleM

    I wasn’t aware they made velcro shoes for adult sized feet.

    1. Josh

      They make everything, if you want it, it exists. 😛

      1. r_r

        Immortality devices please.

        1. begbert2

          We have two models: a word processor and a punctured prophylactic. Which would you prefer?

        2. james

          I got my 3-D printer working on that.

    2. Mindset

      http://sasshoes.com/main/view_styles.php?catid=1&prodid=46

      They (and styles like those) are pretty much for old people and people with diabetes and stuff, but they exist.

    3. petsinwinter

      I have worn mostly velcro in my life, walmart carries the adult sizes. It’s a bit tricky to get an 11 1/2 W specifically, but I manage to find ’em when I need new shoes.

  30. Rust

    I…I wear Velcro shoes.

    Then again I also have a year old dog who likes to attack shoes and undo laces.

  31. Z

    I’m 36 and I just got my first pair of lacing shoes in over a decade. My wife noticed how much I hate tying them a little ways into our relationship and its been all slip-ons and Velcro since at her blessing. These current shoes were a gift from someone else, so it’s leavem tied for me for a while.

  32. Refurin

    They’re both wearing red shirts into Target! I detect the start of some hi-jinx!

    1. David

      Everyone wears red in Bloomington, so I don’t think it’s that big of an issue there.

    2. Plasma Mongoose

      The only time it doesn’t pay to wear a red shirt is if you live in the ST:TOS universe.

      1. james

        or in colorado during a college foot ball game.

        Ask any Nebraska fan

  33. PinkiePiecrust

    The only Velcro shoes I’ve seen that fit adult feet are the granny slipper ones….

  34. Josh

    Really? Nobody else here uses Velcro?

    1. begbert2

      I wear velcro. I used to wear laces, complete with the putting-my-shoes-on-is-a-production and the not infrequent broken laces (I don’t wear my shoes loose enough that they can fall off without unlacing), but then I started spending a lot of time with a friend who wanted me to take my shoes off every time I came into his house, and after a while he pointed out that velcro was a sensible approach for day-to-day shoes worn in situations like that. And he was right. There is no damn reason to rely on literally prehistoric closure technology in this day and age when there is a better solution. There are absolutely zero benefits to laces, other than that some morons think they look better.

      The annoying thing was, while I had no problem finding good casual and dress shoes with velcro while I lived in Vegas, now that I’m out in Boise, I can’t even find a decent velcro tennis shoe, much less anything that wouldn’t get me an askance look at a funeral. It seems the hicks out here haven’t caught on to intelligent footwear.

      1. someguywithakatana

        You have surprisingly strong feelings on velcro…

        1. begbert2

          It’s mostly the result of the aforementioned annoyance at not being able to find decent velcro shoes in this entire town, even having gone to dedicated shoe stores. What started out as a casual shopping trip became a mission! And a failure, blast it!

        2. PinkiePiecrust

          Why not just buy shoes that just slip on like dolly shoes or loafers?

        3. begbert2

          I like my shoes to be pretty snug. The idea is that when they’re on, they stay on with no risk of slipping off.

          Yeah, I know, I seem to have an answer to everything. Yes, I could go with slip-ons or back to laces, paying the price of reduced snugness or taking three times as long to put on respectively. But I don’t want to, and at the moment am making due with inferior velcro shoes that don’t keep their shape well because of it. And honestly, is it that demanding to want decent velcro shoes to be available to us uncultured folks who prefer them?

  35. brumagem

    STEEL TOES ALL THE WAY. But if I found good steel toes that had velcro, I might try them.

  36. ridtom

    As long as crocs aren’t involved, Walky and Dorothy’s relationship should be fine.

  37. Pinja

    Will we finally see what this arc is about?

    STAY TUNED TRUE BELIEVERS!

  38. LazyReader

    Next he’ll want his feet massaged just to help break in a new pair

  39. Archtus

    I wear toe shoes. Velcro, laces… Nah… Get Vibrams.

  40. kiapdx

    >Be a 21 year old female
    >Have velcro shoes
    Doing it wrong apparently.

  41. Anonymous

    I wear ankle-boot things with vertical zips, incidentally. I do not feel nostalgia for the period in which I used laced shoes because no nearby shoe stores sold velcro in my size anymore (due to growing feet).

    Dorothy’s laughter is all the more obnoxious for that there’s no malice in it. Not the cruel master who despises and wishes to torment the slave, but the kind-hearted master who genuinely thinks it funny that the slave thinks it’s people.

    That ‘correctness’ is taken as assumed (‘guaranteed superiority’)… it’s interesting to compare to Joyce’s state. –By which point I would be remiss if I didn’t also draw the comparison with Walky’s views on masculinity.

    Very enjoyable when characters are successfully called out on these things.

    1. Pinja

      They’re just shoes dude, Dorothy has done nothing than needs her to be “Called out on”

  42. Ray

    If they weren’t the same age I’d swear he’s eight and she’s his mother.

  43. fatemaster1

    Oh wait, you were serious, allow me to laugh even harder.
    HAHHAHAHHHAHAHAHHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHHAHAHHAHAHHAHAHHAHHAHAHHAHHAHAHHAHAHHHAHAHAHHA

  44. Nezumi

    I wear velcro or step-ins, because, like many autistic people, I have neuro-motor issues that kept me from ever learning to tie my shoes.

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