Talk to me about suede

I tell them black peter is black because he climbs up chimneys. I was told by my oma and opa that black pete would put bad kids in a sack and beat them too.
 
So, Zwarte Piet could leave sinterklaas, but chooses to stay?
 
So, Zwarte Piet could leave sinterklaas, but chooses to stay?

yes. he's not the slave of sinterklaas. that's also why he is always so smiley and happy clappy. if i understand correctly, the issue some people are taking is that zwarte piet is the helper and sinterklaas (the white guy with the grey beard) is the boss - even though he is an extremely friendly boss.
 
LOL :LOLguy: Sinterklaas is a good representation of free markets! He frees Piet and then offers him good employment. Sinterklaas is a libertarian! :fap:
 
Not a fan of suede, too fussy. Better for women's shoes.

Totally agree, also never liked the imitation for car seats called alcantara, even never liked the cheapo polyleather that German cars got unless you pay the extra of 4000e for real leather, than on any way would be English or Italian leather.
 
Used to have an '88 Fleetwood Brougham with real leather, was such a smooth comfortable ride.
 
Totally agree, also never liked the imitation for car seats called alcantara, even never liked the cheapo polyleather that German cars got unless you pay the extra of 4000e for real leather, than on any way would be English or Italian leather.
I hope you are not knocking MB-Tex.
 
yeah i don't understand either. but for cars he prefers the engrish and eyetalian. i don't recall exactly what he thinks is wrong with aryancars, but i'm sure he doesn't like them.

Hmm, but he must like Das Kublevaggen 'cause grandpappy must has driven one when he he wasn't blowing up people in his Tiger tank
 
Sartodi Napoli Sartodi Napoli , I work for two Japanese car companies, what do you think of them?

We don't want ur jap crap.

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Trying to get this thread back on a serious track, I'll have to say that I like suede shoes although I only have a few pairs. No shoes are easier to maintain than dark suede, none harder than light colored suedes like white bucks or tan. Not a good choice for foul weather, but you can get waterproofing sprays to help matters. Suede shoes are generally softer and more comfortable than regular calfskins. Fred Astaire liked them for dancing.
 
Just an ordinary soft white rubber,, I think in USA they call them erasers, will often work, or one of those pumice stones women use. For oil drops sprinkle something like talcum powder and leave over night then brush off. With desert boots I wash them with baby hair shampoo under warm water with a lather and nail brush. I regularly spray all my suede with protective spray. I have 8 pair of suede. Maybe more. I never wear them in the wet. I hate beat up suede. It's lounge lizard wear for me.
 
Just an ordinary soft white rubber,, I think in USA they call them erasers, will often work, or one of those pumice stones women use. For oil drops sprinkle something like talcum powder and leave over night then brush off. With desert boots I wash them with baby hair shampoo under warm water with a lather and nail brush. I regularly spray all my suede with protective spray. I have 8 pair of suede. Maybe more. I never wear them in the wet. I hate beat up suede. It's lounge lizard wear for me.
I'll have to try the shampoop.
 
Here's a little suede story from last weekend. I was showing my dog in a park in Ontario, California. Between shows I was walking the dog around the park when I chanced to drench the toe of one of my A-E suede chukkas in a muddy rivulet. After the boot had dried. I gave it a brief brushing with a plastic-bristled suede brush. Today, it looks exactly the same as its undrenched counterpart. I think the forum culture tends to underrate the durability of suede.

On the previous day, I was walking my dog around the park by a lake when a large bird (a heron, I suspect--never got a glimpse of the culprit) absolutely drenched in birdshit my fine W.W. Chan sport coat from a lightweight Scabal fabric. I hope the cleaners have been able to restore it. Otherwise I shall have to order a replacement from Chan when they come through next month and pay, I'm sure, about double what this jacket cost back in 2007.
 

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