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seems better suited to Snapchat.
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Lol lol Lol you are too funny
No, you acted like they had a boat horn outside your door, they are young (probably) on holidays and inconsiderate sometimes. A gentle reminder will get you a long way, resentment & passive aggression will make you bitter and burned out.
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When I first saw them in the early 80’s I thought they were the ugliest things ever. But I developed plantar fasciitis and other foot problems and had to start wearing shoes with good arch support. This includes slippers, flip-flops, boots, etc. When I started wearing them in the mid 80’s they weren’t really in style. Then they came into style in the 90’s and my students thought it was cool that I wore them. So that was my brief period of being “in style.”
I also wear birkies and love them. They’re trendy as long as you’re young enough not to have foot problems. Sadly I’m now of an age where foot problems are a possibility but I’m going to carry on wearing them nevertheless.
Love my Birkenstocks and never plan to live without them. Have a pair of the original two strap, and for dressing up, the “fancy” thinner three strap model. My line in the sand is socks with Birkenstocks. 
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Down with fashion fascists! People should wear what they want. Some designer sends a model down the runway in them and they are “back.” Pfffttttt.
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Can you please tell my son this? He thinks because he is wearing them with Ralph Lauren socks it ok. He looks like a lost Pommy tourist in the early 90s. The pants rolled up fisherman esk are also not a good look
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Tell him he looks like a German tourist, if you think that will help.
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LOL I don’t see anything wrong with it. You’ll probably be happier in the long run letting the guests know that they need to quiet down. But for this particular situation I don’t think it’s a big deal. The only thing is that I wonder if they noticed lol
They were in style when I was at uni in 2003-6 
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