One Lost Shoe

londonsurrey

I'm used to seeing gloves or single gloves on the road, but yesterday, I came across a single shoe. It was one of those new type stilettos, with a platform under the toes and six(ish) inch heels.

Given how painful they can be to walk on, I can quite understand why the wearer would want to take them off on the walk home. However, what threw me was the fact there was only one shoe. There was no sign of its partner.

Have you ever lost one shoe, and how did it come about?

thehappybutterfly

maybe she only had one leg :-D

tea_lover

londonsurrey wrote: »

Have you ever lost one shoe

Yes.

londonsurrey wrote: »

and how did it come about?

Alcohol.

GreenQueen

Not quite the same, but I remember once getting dressed for work in winter in a flat where the light was poor.

When I got to work and sat down at my desk, I looked down to see that I was wearing two shoes - the same style, but one black and one navy! Don't know whether anyone else noticed, but I worried about it all day!

GQ

YoungBaker

Probably took them off to carry, has dropped one and been so out her tits she didnt notice!

System

Maybe it was launched from a great height by some poor enebriated fool.

As long as she kept her knickers on.:rotfl:

Slinky

My dad always used to say when he'd see an odd shoe in the road that they'd been dropped out of the backpack by a motorcyclist.

Don't know how many motorcyclists wear six inch stillettos though!

londonsurrey

It's possible. I didn't notice any undergarments lying on the road.

savageHK

Yes, I was river rafting, fell off down a rapid, ended up with my foot caught on a rock, and the water then pushed me free but left my shoe behind!

dizziblonde

GreenQueen wrote: »

Not quite the same, but I remember once getting dressed for work in winter in a flat where the light was poor.

When I got to work and sat down at my desk, I looked down to see that I was wearing two shoes - the same style, but one black and one navy! Don't know whether anyone else noticed, but I worried about it all day!

GQ

We have a greyhound who is very fond of shoe theft... so shoes don't tend to stay where you put 'em around here.

Hubby headed off to work bleary eyed one morning after the little pointy nosed thief had been at work - sends me a picture message about 10am - he'd gone in with one work shoe and one trainer and had only just noticed.

We quite regularly get odd abandoned shoes around here - usually school kids flinging each other's PE bags around like the usual level of idiocy that seems like a cracking idea when you're 14 years old.

System

londonsurrey wrote: »

It's possible. I didn't notice any undergarments lying on the road.

Wheres Prince Charming when you need him?;)