Today I was able to snap an elderly lady who had unlocked some kind of spring shoes. Not only do they let her move nimbly around the streets of San Francisco, but they also let her reach that last Jiggy on the corner of 6th and Geary. As you can see from the photo, there are literally springs attached to the heels of her shoes. Maybe I just live a sheltered life, but what...? Did she get these from the back of Boy's Life or what? I want some spring shoes too...
Super Jump Shoes in My Neighborhood
Today I was able to snap an elderly lady who had unlocked some kind of spring shoes. Not only do they let her move nimbly around the streets of San Francisco, but they also let her reach that last Jiggy on the corner of 6th and Geary. As you can see from the photo, there are literally springs attached to the heels of her shoes. Maybe I just live a sheltered life, but what...? Did she get these from the back of Boy's Life or what? I want some spring shoes too...
apparently inventing shoes with springs was like plan b for this guy after running for the senate and failing twice: "'I wanted to get into politics because I thought I had some good ideas about ways to help people, but I think I'm reaching more people with the footwear,' Al says, looking back. "
http://www.zcoil.com/
nice job tying back into games vinny. Through a mario bros..................................movie no less!
I forget the name of the shoes but my mother had some. Apparently they are popular among nurses and even construction workers. But they cover the heels as to not show them. My mother is a bartender and didn't particularly find them useful for taking stress off her feet. As far as getting "Jiggy" my mom bought them from a place (in Arkansas) called "Jigglin' Georges."
You were down the street from my studio btw... though Geary is a fairly long street.
Hey guys, it seems you ALL lived a somewhat sheltered life. These "spring" shoes have been around since the early 1990's. They first became available for order through an athletic apparel magazine named "Eastbay." What the shoes are designed to do is create strength in your calf muscles by forcing you to use a certain part of your foot while walking. George Costanza tried selling a bunch of these on like, Season 5 of Seinfeld.
hey jeff, i think you're cool and all. but uh, taking voyeur photos of elderly women!? thats just wrong.
"Hey guys, it seems you ALL lived a somewhat sheltered life. These "spring" shoes have been around since the early 1990's. They first became available for order through an athletic apparel magazine named "Eastbay." What the shoes are designed to do is create strength in your calf muscles by forcing you to use a certain part of your foot while walking. George Costanza tried selling a bunch of these on like, Season 5 of Seinfeld."O, clearly ive been living under a rock not to know that!
they should market those to kids as a replacement for healys
you can have lots of over enthusiastic kids jumping about, a man with a strange nasally voice narrating and a shot of a dog (all adverts like that need a dog)
there's the possibility for endless hours of fun leaping into the air trying to catch the moon with those. that is until you fall and snap your neck
you could buy a rocket powered wheelchair made by the same people
This shit always fascinates me because when I see these sorts of things I fit them into the Actuarial Table I've compiled inside of my head, and that fucker is dead-on accurate. Life Insurance companies always make erroneous assumptions based on bullshit like smoking and body weight.
For example, based only on the ownership those shoes I wouldn't expect her to live any longer than 8 more months. If she had those shoes and a Jitterbug she wouldn't make it to February. I wish you'd got a shot of her haircut. If she has the old lady white muffintop, a Jitterbug, and those shoes she could count her remaining sunsets on one hand.
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