Exactly. Fuzzy bunny slippers are comfy. That doesn't mean it's a good idea to wear them in public.:p

I swear about a month ago my fiance asked me if I wanted a pair to wear on the boat. I looked at him like he was nuts. He showed them to someone else who said "EWWW!" He'll be happy to know that he was at the beginning of a trend.

I really can't see how your feet would not get all sweaty and gross in them? And sweaty on plastic is not fun. At last with jellies you had more ventilation ;)

Yes but then they would be custom made and would fit better. Much like the European ones do.

I kind of want a pair for when it rains since I can't afford the stupid $90 galoshes I want.

Buy Rubbers.

But I want my galoshes. :(

$90?!?! :eek: wow

I know. Hence I said want, not have. :(

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Ooh they're adorable. You have good taste.

They sell them at a cute little boutique in a town where I go on vacation a lot. I am hoping by winter they'll be on sale.

Are you talking about the little town where the DON Q INN is?

I'm really kicking it 2004 here, I know.

NO. I am decidely not. I am talking about a place in Door County, an actual vacation destination. ;)

LOL I'd probably wear crocs as rain shoes if it ever rained here. However, it doesn't and I still have an old pair of pink Martha Steward gardening boots.

Crocs are cuter than some shoes people wear -- like those gawdawful Dansko clogs, for example.

I must agree the Jelly, while a close cousin to this UGLY UGLY shoe was MUCH cuter... and I enjoyed them both in my childhood and in their brief re-emergence around 94/95 At least you can get jellies with SPARKLES in them. :D