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I too asked what i thought to be a proper question...i suffer from contact and pressure urticaria and wanted to know if fitflops would help............obviously not a good enough question...but hey......Thanks for giving me and my work mates one of the best laughs we have had in ages:T:T:T
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Hi *****
Thank you for contacting us about the comments from the Fitflop live event on Boots.com.
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All of our live events on?boots.com?are moderated, unfortunately an inappropriate comment was missed on this event.? Although this unacceptable comment was removed from the live event immediately we?re aware that a large number of our customers will have seen this.? We?re really sorry that this has happened and of course we?re sorry to hear that this has caused you such offence.?
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Once again thank you for getting in touch and please be reassured that we?ll be reviewing our processes to ensure this simply doesn?t happen again.
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Thank you to all the lovely competition/answers/codes posters0 -
I got the same back xx
They obv didn't moderate what she was saying, yet checked what were saying xxx
Well done all that won xxx
Chatting on here was more of a laugh than anything, thanks for the giggle all xxx#JusticeForGrenfell0 -
I got the same email. I replied because from the wording it appears that she thinks the comment was made by one of askers of questions and not the person who we gave up time to ask questions. It wasn't removed immediately either, it was there for at least 7 minutes.
Hoping her fitflops sales flop!0 -
I asked about using her fitflops with calcified soft tissue in hips and ligament problems in kneed but I didn't get a response. Glad I didn't see the remark about !!!!!! ducks or I woul have really let rip as I can't walk except lopsided for ne tjing and I DO NOT WEAR HIGH HEELS and haven't done for years
What a stuck up snobby mareIf at first you don't succeed try, try, try again.
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On behalf of Marcia Kilgore, FitFlop Founder, we would like to apologise for the use of an offensive term during the FitFlop/Boots.com live forum today. Marcia, who is Canadian and lived in the USA for over a decade, used this common USA slang term for 'clumsy' to joke about herself and her inability to walk in high heels. As you can see from the Wikipedia extract below, it is an inoffensive term in the USA and was not meant with any malice. Furthermore, FitFlop has been a proud sponor of Special Olympics Great Britain, which is the country’s largest provider of year-round sports training and competition programme for all people with learning disabilities for the past two years and continues to be actively involved in the charity. Sincere apologies again for any offense taken and feel free to email [EMAIL="pr@fitflop.com"]pr@fitflop.com[/EMAIL] with any questions that Marcia did not get around to answering in the Boots forum today. There were a record number of participants (over 800) and it was an extremely successful event.
WIKIPEDIA:
In American slang, the term "spaz" is largely inoffensive, and is generally understood as a casual word for clumsiness, sometimes associated with over excitement, excessive energy, or hyperactivity. The term that American teen-agers now use as the opposite of 'tough' is 'spaz'. A spaz is a person who is courteous to teachers, plans for a career..and believes in official values. A spaz is something like what adults still call a square."0 -
Dippychick wrote: »the BBC did a survey and found that !!!!!! was the second most offensive in the English language.
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Not seen any of this today, probably glad I didn't to be honest BUT Avon do a lovely silver sequin pair very similar to FitFlops for only £10! I have a pink pair from Avon as well but not on the website anymore & love them both so much x2023 wins - Rice Krispies, Avene Micellar Gel, Barbie Toy, £20 Apple Gift Card, KFC 6 piece bargain bucket, Chloe Nomade perfume, Barbie Toy (second one), Sanctuary Spa Sleep Balm, E45 Moisturising Lotion, Trolls Hamper, 12 Tonie Characters, Sure deodorant, Good Home Utensil holder, £5 Costa Gift Card, Neutrogena Micellar Jelly, Soap & Glory Mascara, Persil capsules,0
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thats all well and good but she didn't say she was a spaz duck as wikipedia refers to the word spaz. She said !!!!!! so i dont think the link is relevant really0
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princessmoneysaver wrote: »Not seen any of this today, probably glad I didn't to be honest BUT Avon do a lovely silver sequin pair very similar to FitFlops for only £10! I have a pink pair from Avon as well but not on the website anymore & love them both so much x
I too have seen them, £10 on offer, I almost ordered them, I just might nowThanks to all who post compsITV winners membersclub#20
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