Boots Here
Rhythmic breathing pushes you forward as the scenery glides past. You have a long way to go, but concentration is on your side. But, your brand new boots are hurting your feet. You should have left them in the car. You`ve got other boots with you, but the new boots are too heavy to carry and the scenery is too sparse to hide them. How can you ensure that if you leave them you won`t lose them?
Answer
Leave the boots far apart. Nobody will pick up a single boot.
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missie
Dec 23, 2001
| How do you know nobody will pick up one boot? |
sarcastic_brat53
Jan 21, 2003
| There are some weird people out there who go around picking up single boots! |
jimbo  
Apr 25, 2003
| Leave a note saying "I have a bad case of tinea". |
Rowsdower
Dec 22, 2003
| Once again a Jimbo comment cracks me up. Oh, and you can keep the boots you borrowed.  |
markmonnin 
Oct 05, 2005
| Until somebody walks by and notices both similar boots, though far apart...  |
Atropus 
Jan 19, 2006
| Hmm.. you don't live in my country.. if you leave your boots lying about if you are hiking they may be eaten by parrots...
And people will take anything not nailed down around here... not to keep - just to vandalise.. or the nice ones will put them in a rubbish bin for you O_o |
mitzimesser
Apr 04, 2006
| They would get eaten by animals.  |
Vigo95
Apr 06, 2006
| okayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy |
cnmne
May 30, 2006
| What about someone with one peg leg? |
coryphaeus
Jan 26, 2007
| why didn't he just buy some boots that were made for walking? that's just what i'd do... |
Yuffie
Nov 12, 2008
| So your new boots are too heavy to carry but not run in? And you're carrying your old boots with you. I woulda taken the laces from the boots or something.. or bury them.  |
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