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The Daily Kick: The Jokes Just Write Themselves

By Plumcake

furry shoe

I’ve just stared at this page for ten minutes and you know what? There isn’t a SINGLE joke I could make that wouldn’t get me fired. So, uh, here’s a shoe. Covered in fur. As per usual.









18 Responses to “The Daily Kick: The Jokes Just Write Themselves”




  1. RHCD Says:

    Um I so don’t understand. I mean I usually don’t understand shoes, but this one is way beyond me.

    I’m thinking – slipper with a heel? Really?




  2. Phyllis Says:

    This cries out for a sentence that includes the words beaver and fur. I’ll let y’all fill in the rest.




  3. Rayne of Terror Says:

    I bet your ankles would be cozy in those. My 4 year old son wants a pair.




  4. Style Spy Says:

    Wow.

    Um…

    Those are…

    Yeah, you’re right. Stunned silence seems the only response.

    Wow.




  5. dcsurfergirl Says:

    Were these Freudian slippers really necessary?




  6. ChloeMireille Says:

    No. Just….no.




  7. Danielle Says:

    Uh…did a rat crawl up and die on a shoe?




  8. Kimks Says:

    at least its a closed toe




  9. daisyj Says:

    So, for maintenance, would you use polish or wax?




  10. jojo.k Says:

    Like the container in the back of the refrigerator, shoes in the back of the closet can be taken over by other life forms.




  11. La BellaDonna Says:

    *Shakes cat out of shoe*

    Well, it would work for pussyfooting around.

    Just sayin’.




  12. Andrea Says:

    This furry shoe is just too much. I proudly wear size 11 shoes. Could you imagine this scary shoe in a size 11, 12, 13 or 14? I definitely wouldn’t share this scary shoe with my full-footed sisters at Your Feet Make You Unique. It’s like walking around with a small furry animal attached to your feet.




  13. zuzu Says:

    Looks like a yak hoof.




  14. AmazonAngelle Says:

    It’s a Secret Lady Garden as a boot!! There I said it….what?




  15. chachaheels Says:

    Okay, but you save $569.07 with this sale.

    Count me as another who’s grateful that at least it’s a closed toe.




  16. Nancy Says:

    I believe this is what Cinderella wore to the ball. The notion of the “glass slipper” comes from a confusion between the French words “vair” (fur — what the story actually said) and “verre” (glass).




  17. Tara Says:

    @ daisyj…I just blew coffee on my monitor!




  18. Rabrab Says:

    I think they’re so unabashedly over the top they’re wonderful. I’d wear them and enjoy every single doubletake they received.




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