School shoes

I suppose you have to let him wear them then!

He can have them Monday through to Thursday and his mate can have them Friday and weekends.

Bit weird that your son wants to wear other peoples shoes tbh, maybe you should be more concerned with that than what kind of shoes they are.

:D

I ment he wants pumps like his friend
 
Try a different approach, ask yourself:

Would my parents (who manage to keep someone like me alive until i had spawn of my own) allow me to have plimsolls when going to school back in the day?

The answer will not tell you whether the plimsolls are okay, just if your parents were crap.
 
You should home school him to avoid having to make difficult decisions on his footwear. He'll become a broken shut-in with zero inter-personal skills, a worrying intolerance of others, and be almost certainly unemployable but at least you'll have fixed the shoe conundrum!

#MagsLifeHacks
 
[FnG]magnolia;29662867 said:
You should home school him to avoid having to make difficult decisions on his footwear. He'll become a broken shut-in with zero inter-personal skills, a worrying intolerance of others, and be almost certainly unemployable but at least you'll have fixed the shoe conundrum!

#MagsLifeHacks

And in 20 years time we'll get the same thread. Continue the cycle!
 
Grow a pair. He's 11. He'll wear what you tell him to.

this ^ and this

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:p
 
whatr the hell is a pump, in the shoe context. My dad used to call them pumps and i was so confused. I did have a pair of Reebok pumps once.

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The pump/plimsoll was the thing of nightmares at my Infant/Junior school. Mr Cromwell, the schools designated hitter, kept onea specifically for punishment. He'd put them through some sort of treatment, allegedly with vinegar and heat, that made them solid but with just enough give. Man, those ****ers stung like a bitch when he hit you.
 
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