Thames Point

I think the saying is putting me on

“Thames, I told you not to point!”

“Yes, mum”

Silly putty!

However, I do get really wonderful putting in felings

Yours is 26.0 cm (10.2 in) long? EEEE!

Made out of genuine river mud.

It’s putting comfort on its feelings or else it gets the shoes again

Honey, I think you are putting on a little feelings.

“Never judge a person until you have walked a mile in their shos.”

Which is singularly great advice.

Cause. Not only will you have gained a pair of shoes, you will also have a mile head start.

– Would you like it to put on your feelings, Madam?
– EEEEE!

@Huu Yuu 0404. That’s not a foot then.

After 26cm, it would not be “EEEs”, but high “Cs”.

What‘S the point again?

I guess you could be fined for: Operating a Heavy Rigid without an Over Length Permit.

Do I win a prize, if I ring the bell?

And false hope

Something to put up with

After I’ve finished both sides, do I get an ice-cream. 👿

♪ ♫ Oh, what a putting on feelings…… Toyota ♪ ♫

♪ ♫ It’s just a sole kind of feeling.. ♪ ♫

@ Yuu | 4:04 am: EEEE is an indication of the width. Do the ladies like ’em that wide? 😈

That message speaks to my sole.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CyBcHUe4WeQ

Noun is plural, but article is singular, shoes come in pairs, where’s the other One? Don’t understand centimetetres, how many furlongs is that? EEEE makes sense but if have Toyota, who needs shoes? Feelings confused now.

How about some comfort food that will give me wonderful pudding?

I’ll trade my EEEE shoes for your EEEE bra.