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So, I put the sheaths on vampires?


engrish funny shoe sheath

40 pcs Disposable shoe sheath
Use range:
Blood friend is used come to visit, convenient, clean dust prevention, dispense with escape from shoe vexation.

No friends, but I do have some wool.

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  1. joe says:

    blood friend always makes such a mess on the floors!

  2. bkbowser says:

    SMILING ORPHANAGE BLAST!!!

  3. la conejita says:

    I bet these go well with the cheat shoes.

  4. JohnB says:

    I need these when I go shopping with my wife. Then I could dispense with the various methods I use to escape from shoe vexation.

    • dr handle says:

      I have found a way to escape shoe vextion: don’t buy shoes. Get a pair of good short-sided leather boots, they’ll go with just about anything (I don’t wear dresses). Why so many women let shoes take over their lives, I’ll never know.

  5. paws4thot says:

    I was wondering, won’t the vampire get suspicious when you try and put it in a dust bag?

  6. bluejade says:

    Blood friend doesn’t come any more… shoe vexation escape conveniently dispensed and cleaned, dust prevented.

  7. Madness says:

    It’s to keep the sparkles from getting all over. Seriously, I keep finding specs of glitter for months after one of my blood friends comes to visit.

  8. d4m4s74 says:

    blood friend?
    think of aunt flo

  9. dr handle says:

    It puts the sheath on the vampire, or it gets the ridiculous teeny-non-secks-swoony movie again.

    If it has any sense it will take the opportunity to shove the stake through the annoying sparkly terminally moping twipire whilst it’s at it.

  10. WoW4lyfe says:

    Obviously “Blood Friend” = Blood Elf

    Use: Apply to Feet to increase Agility +2
    Using these will cause shoes to become Soulbound

    Requires: Blood Elf Friend

  11. np says:

    Oh how I miss the days when my blood friend came to visit. I hardly ever see him anymore.

  12. Darkailleam says:

    YEAH PEOPLE LET’S ESCAPE FROME SHOE VEXATION!

    *laughs madly*

  13. dr handle says:

    These do work against a form of shoe vexation – in the lab where I work, I have had many discussions about “appropriate footwear” with some of the younger laydeez, who like to wear strappy/open-toed and/or heeled shoes. Now, I have a box of shoe covers, and anyone who comes in to do lab work without appropriately closed in shoes has to wear these. The first week it was hilarious, you should’ve seen the looks on their faces… (And yes, I am known as The Lab Nazi.)

    • la conejita says:

      Lab Nazi: NO TEST TUBE FOR YOU!

    • paws4thot says:

      And what about training shoes (the odd pair of real leather or suede ones apart)? I’m being serious here; most things that can injure someine in sandals will also go through cloth or vinyl trainers.

      • la conejita says:

        Is Someine a lab worker at Dr Handle’s workplace?

      • dr handle says:

        I require closed-in non-permeable shoes to be worn in the lab, leather footwear if you are going to be using liquid nitrogen (or you wear the overboots provided). Honestly, what are they teaching kids in uni these days? A new starter showed up in what were essentially thongs (flip-flops) the other day, ferchrissakes. NO TEST TUBE FOR YOU!

  14. Alt.horizon says:

    hmm… if I dispense with my escape from shoe vexation I can conveniently use my bloodfriend to come and visit… and if he crumbles to dust the sheath will prevent hiw dust from being cleaned up?

    Could that be it?

    I need to join RVDS, where do I sign up?

  15. Alt.horizon says:

    Sorry for the spelling by the way, cold fingers and a tiny keyboard is not a preferable combo.


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