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    • KissguramiK Offline
      Kissgurami
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      Chenonceau:
      To me, Jimmy Choo's embody the spirit of consumerism and worship of objects that has brought many a great nation to its knees. Think Babylon, Rome and USA. I can well afford them but I will never buy them. I much prefer to emulate the lifestyle of the Amish people and if I can manage to, I would have reason to be proud - http://petunialee.blogspot.com/2010/08/amish.html

      Was wondering what was Amish and checked out the blog. Know them as Mennonite and seen them before in Canada, they are very quiet people and we were told by the locals not to take any pictures as it would be offensive...

      They are usually at the farmer's market with their produce... It's so fresh and untainted with pesticides..It was my weekend haunt šŸ˜‰

      They live without any comforts of the current society and use kerosene still if I am not wrong...

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        jtoh
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        LOLMum:
        unlike bags, it is kinda hard to tell if the shoes are a branded pair unless one follows fashion closely or the shoes have the logo displayed on it for all to see or when you take off the shoes.


        i know a ex co-worker who loved branded stuff and he always flipped his ties over his shoulder or turn his tie the other wayround so that the brand name could be seen by all. šŸ˜‰
        šŸ˜† Is he afraid that no one will know he's wearing branded goods?

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          Chenonceau
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          Kissgurami:
          Chenonceau:

          To me, Jimmy Choo's embody the spirit of consumerism and worship of objects that has brought many a great nation to its knees. Think Babylon, Rome and USA. I can well afford them but I will never buy them. I much prefer to emulate the lifestyle of the Amish people and if I can manage to, I would have reason to be proud - http://petunialee.blogspot.com/2010/08/amish.html


          Was wondering what was Amish and checked out the blog. Know them as Mennonite and seen them before in Canada, they are very quiet people and we were told by the locals not to take any pictures as it would be offensive...

          They are usually at the farmer's market with their produce... It's so fresh and untainted with pesticides..It was my weekend haunt šŸ˜‰

          They live without any comforts of the current society and use kerosene still if I am not wrong...

          Oh yes!! Their produce is delicious!! Salads and potatoes and milk and tomatoes. Really yummy!

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            autumnbronze
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            It's amazing how the Amish community is able to remain 'untainted' from external influence.


            I was first 'exposed' to them after watching the movie Witness, the one with Harrison Ford and Kelly McGillis.


            Ooooooops :offtopic:

            šŸ˜‚ šŸ˜‚

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              Mrsbongz
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              I love heels but i can't make myself buy jimmy choos. I do look for

              Quality but it is also true that the price is not a gd indicator of comfort. šŸ˜› i go for guess heels tho, have never gotten a single blister, tho i do not walk the entire orchard rd in heels šŸ˜„

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