How do you tie your shoes?
My shoe laces came undone today and so I stopped and tied them. The girl that was with me started to laugh and said "thats not how you are suppose to tie your shoes."
I make two ears and tie them together. Whats wrong with that? |
Re: How do you tie your shoes?
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-Rudey |
I make bunny ears, too.
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Loop in the left hand, wrap the other side around with the right hand, pull it through.
I never could get the bunny ear method down. |
Pay those fools no mind because the bunny ears method is the way to go.
I can't even tie my shoes the other way, the "loop swoop" shit or whatever it's called. |
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But then I remembered that you're 23 and not 5, and decided that you're GHEY. |
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-Rudey --Leave blaine alone! |
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-Jules -- But I cross the Velcro to make it funky! |
Ummm
How else are you spposed to tie your shoes? Seriously, unless she tucks them in or did that dumb thing in the early 90s where they looped and tied them at the BOTTOM of the shoe as opposed to the top, then what's she talking about? LOL I remember I had a pair of Reeboks in 5th grade that came with three shoelaces (orange, white, black), and I looped them ALL into the shoe and tied them all together at once. |
I tie a knot, make a loop with one string, wrap the other string around, and pull it through to make a bow. Many children learn to tie their shoes using the bunny ears method. It's easier than my method.
When I was about ten, they were afraid children would never learn how to tie their shoes because of velcro. They also were afraid children would never learn to tell time because of digital watches and clocks. I have no idea who they are, but I remember they were very concerned about velcro and digital watches. |
I do the bunny ears too. My dad taught me that way and it's the only way I can do it.
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Anyway, I do the "loop swoop" when tying my shoes because I can tie them tighter that way. However, when I'm tying ribbon on a present I use the bunny ear method because it seems to look nicer (usually you can get the two loops to be at the top and the end strings at the bottom). |
Uhm......ok. I didn't realize that there were multiple ways of tying shoelaces. I guess I learn something new everyday.
According to what other people have posted, I do the "loop swoop" method. I don't remember ever doing it any other way. .....Kelly :) |
I was taught this little saying when I was younger...
"over, under, around and through, meet mr. bunny rabbit pull and through" that's how I tie my laces :) |
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