Impedimenta wrote:...that's the word...

http://images.businessweek.com/slideshows/20110524/what-your-shoe-says-about-you/

Rekz wrote:Oh yes...shoes & watches for men
Handbags & feet for women...
Your home fridge says something abt u too...one look at the fridge we can know what's going in that house

seven wrote:Like Drew Baylor says in Elizabethtown, A shoe is not just a shoe.
It connects us to the Earth.

The right shoe can transport us...make us believe
we are capable of more.

but ur article didnt say much about 'what' do the shoes say about us.i remember this charatcter from interact in english 9th std book who judged people by their shoes and got tricked by an old man who wore polished leather shoes.

blabberwock wrote:

seven wrote:Like Drew Baylor says in Elizabethtown, A shoe is not just a shoe.
It connects us to the Earth.

The right shoe can transport us...make us believe
we are capable of more.

but ur article didnt say much about 'what' do the shoes say about us.i remember this charatcter from interact in english 9th std book who judged people by their shoes and got tricked by an old man who wore polished leather shoes.

Who is Drew Baylor? What is Elizabethtown? Shoes make us believe that we are capable of more?

Majidi's rather moving Children of Heaven gives a good perspective on all this.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=2085360636693346701#

blabberwock wrote:Majidi's rather moving Children of Heaven gives a good perspective on all this.

.|Sublime|. wrote:
watched it. it is a beautiful movie. is it a children's movie by any chance?
kids who get everything they ask for parents who give everything their kids ask for should watch this movie with their kids.
the innocence in the movie is heartwarming. basically, life of the poor is the same anywhere in the world - hand to mouth living. rotis the boy bought somewhere in the beginning of the movie looked good - i think they are called chappal rotis?

thanks for the movie link.

charvaka wrote:Yeah, I watched it a couple of years ago. Fabulous movie. Can't believe it showed up in connection with that stupid article on shoes.

blabberwock wrote:

Rekz wrote:Oh yes...shoes & watches for men
Handbags & feet for women...
Your home fridge says something abt u too...one look at the fridge we can know what's going in that house

...and what do they say, rekz?

.|Sublime|. wrote:

blabberwock wrote:Majidi's rather moving Children of Heaven gives a good perspective on all this.

watched it. it is a beautiful movie. is it a children's movie by any chance?
kids who get everything they ask for parents who give everything their kids ask for should watch this movie with their kids.
the innocence in the movie is heartwarming. basically, life of the poor is the same anywhere in the world - hand to mouth living. rotis the boy bought somewhere in the beginning of the movie looked good - i think they are called chappal rotis?

thanks for the movie link.

charvaka wrote: Yeah, I watched it a couple of years ago. Fabulous movie. Can't believe it showed up in connection with that stupid article on shoes.

blabberwock wrote:
Who is Drew Baylor? What is Elizabethtown? Shoes make us believe that we are capable of more?

Majidi's rather moving Children of Heaven gives a good perspective on all this.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=2085360636693346701#

Rekz wrote:

blabberwock wrote:

Rekz wrote:Oh yes...shoes & watches for men
Handbags & feet for women...
Your home fridge says something abt u too...one look at the fridge we can know what's going in that house

...and what do they say, rekz?

It's based simple theory....just open ur home fridge & describe it...or if ur worried about ur home fridge's security send me notes...will give u detailed interpretation

blabberwock wrote:Thank you for watching it - I have often posted links to several of my favourite movies on sulekha only for them to be blissfully ignored. I don't think this is meant to be a children's movie but it is eminently watchable for kids. Have you seen "Red Balloon"?