Wear Crocs and God shall smite you.
An Orthodox Jewish Rabbi just ruled that Crocs should not be worn on Yom Kippur. Traditionally, Jews don't wear leather on the holiday as an emblem of humility and respect, but Lithuanian Rabbi Elyashiv has extended this rule to Crocs, citing that they are too comfortable to be worn on the day of atonement.
The Rabbi said that donning the comfy footwear on Yom Kippur, "is permissible legalistically, but it is not advisable."
Post by Daniel
That would be Darwinism taken to its natural conclusion. So justified, I believe.
Very Napoleonic and Existential of you, Daniel :P But albeit correct :P
aaaah thought i had seen the last of these unfortunate shoes-they are horrible and i dont care how comfortable they are! you'd have to kill me to ever see me in them!!
I agree with ruru's opening comment. They're comfy, but keep them for the house. From an ergonomic perspective, they probably don't provide enough support for most people feet.
I suppose one reason for their popularity is that alot of stylish looking comfort footwear still isn't all that attractive and costs a bomb. Crocs are comparatively inexpensive.
I suppose one reason for their popularity is that alot of stylish looking comfort footwear still isn't all that attractive and costs a bomb. Crocs are comparatively inexpensive.
Oh wow i didn't think such thing would ever happen. Why did they make it worse? I think i should make a blog post about this one.
God this is awful! I think Crocs are the ugliest shoes ever created, I don't care how comfortable they may be! Did you know they have also made Croc flats and heels for women?! Gross.
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