What Are You Doing Right Now? (267 Viewers)

[Dan]

I think this has to be the driest exchange ever seen on juventuz enron. lets stop now please

 

Buy on AliExpress.com

[Enron]

Obviously not

Perhaps someone should. Could be a damn good marketing scheme.

 

[Red]

Ibrox park

They all dress like this:

 

[Enron]

I think this has to be the driest exchange ever seen on juventuz enron. lets stop now please

What are you talking about? Everyone is riveted.

 

[Zé Tahir]

Just got back from driving around the Washington D.C. metro area since 9 am. I'm so tired

 

[bianconero]

Tannadice Stadium.

They all live in Dundee.

I have love one there.

 

[Enron]

i still wear voit and macgregor

I remember those.

 

[bianconero]

We're all off to Dublin in the green...

 

[Dan]

Perhaps someone should. Could be a damn good marketing scheme.

oh i retract my statement, its gotten good now

I think its the balance of finding the perfect average longetivity, so they dont break after 2 months and you think: im never buying that brand again, but if it lasts 4 years, then you probably will buy that brand again, but will only buy a pair of shoes every 4 years, as opposed to maybe every year? wheres the fine line between consumer loyalty in terms of longetivity and maximum profit?

 

[.zero]

i know greggo will enjoy this

its amazing how we use technology to our advantage

http://www.engadget.com/2008/11/24/nanotech-polyester-fabric-never-gets-wet-brings-back-the-leisur/

 

[.zero]

Just got back from driving around the Washington D.C. metro area since 9 am. I'm so tired

are you a cabbie now?

 

[Byrone]

On the subject of footwear crocs have to the worst thing ever invented,i dont know if i wanna fill the holes with polyfilla or stick a knife in them.:sick:

 

[.zero]

On the subject of footwear crocs have to the worst thing ever invented,i dont know if i wanna fill the holes with polyfilla or stick a knife in them.:sick:

crocs are all the rage these days

 

[bianconero]

Sod off:

Green stripe.

Basta

 

[Zé Tahir]

are you a cabbie now?

I felt like one.

 

[Byrone]

I felt like one.

So you must have had about 60 samoosa's to youself.

 

[Enron]

oh i retract my statement, its gotten good now

I think its the balance of finding the perfect average longetivity, so they dont break after 2 months and you think: im never buying that brand again, but if it lasts 4 years, then you probably will buy that brand again, but will only buy a pair of shoes every 4 years, as opposed to maybe every year? wheres the fine line between consumer loyalty in terms of longetivity and maximum profit?

I think some companies have found a way around that. Take for instance the fact that hardly anyone these days has a single pair of shoes. You find a product like Timberland or New Balance that tend to have very long lives. People get hooked on the longevity and build brand loyalty as you said. So the question is how do we get these people to buy shoes more than once every four years?

I think the simple answer is style. As Andy (red) said earlier he has two almost identical pairs of shoes, because of style. New Balance had a reliable retro looking sneaker back when I was in high school. They sold tons mostly because they came out with a smattering of colors and styles even though the shoe was basically the same. It was similar with Timberland. The sturdy work boot. It's comfortable and long lasting, but dress it up and it becomes a fashion piece.

 

[Enron]

On the subject of footwear crocs have to the worst thing ever invented,i dont know if i wanna fill the holes with polyfilla or stick a knife in them.:sick:

I want to set that picture on fire.

 

[Zé Tahir]

So you must have had about 60 samoosa's to youself.

Na lol, but I did have a mean Gyro for lunch.

 

[Enron]

I do have a red bucket hat somewhere.

No red tracksuit, though.

Then get one and some break dancing moves. Then ladies will want to know you. Carnally.:eyebrows: