Unless the recipients like a bit of blue cheese with pickled onions for supper, they are unlikely to want my old shoes :neutral_face:

I am assuming your failure to grasp the humour means you were not born here, similarly 'an old shoes'..... not that it's a crime you understand, but as someone who loves the complexity and richness of our language (Something which many foreign students view with a mixture of loathing and amazement, as they grapple with things like phrasal verbs), glaring mistakes make me want to get back in the classroom...... until I remember the salary. :disappointed:

I understand his humour, there is many free courses online so you don't have to go back to classroom.

Might wish to try taking a look at your own grammar etc, first.

once over with the steamer will sort any nasties out... it's when they crawl up your arm that it gets a bit :wink:

​Your handle suggests you're trying to emphasise you were born here. However you're probably not English as you would have written that instead of Brit.

apart from the fact that thats just a guess and not even logic.. what relevance would it have to anything!?
sure the guys a condescending tool but your argument was as useless as the ops!

Eastbourne store is closing down; I thought the company had gone bust

From "money off shoes" to a discussion about origins and grammar...

Only on HUKD! <3

NB These vouchers can't be used in conjunction with Brantano's current '25% off boots' offer, which limits their usefulness somewhat.