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May 09, 2019
One piece upper and no ridiculous inner sole = About time!!
Having taken daily cardio exercise for more than 40 years - I am a most discerning shoe buyer
Under Armour have (mostly) realized that any seams in the upper of the shoe will only rub and blister the foot at some point Similarly Under Armour seem to have twigged that high support inner soles are equally disruptive to long distance running
So the shoe above is ideal for me
Jul 18, 2018
Excellent quality retro underwear
A well made item that has a touch of the retro about it!
It was bought as a present and the recipient was delighted
Aug 17, 2009
Deadwood Season 3
Deadwood Season 3 moves the various stories on to a new dimension where, running alongside the machinations of the gold magnate George Hearst to develop his personal ambitions for the camp, is the efforts of the camp luminaries themselves to bring some much needed order. Albeit for wholly selfish reasons
The stories develop exceedingly well and lead to a truly nail-biting conclusion
Deadwood Season Three turned out to be the final series, despite the story having been left in a somewhat unfinished position
We did hear that HBO intended to bring completeness by filming two 2 hour specials Alas, that intention seems now to have gone by the board.
One wonders how a writer like David Milch can pen such a truly excellent saga and then apparently, abandon it in favour of his most recent offering - 'John from Cincinatti' in my view, one of the most eccentric and garbled TV dramas I have ever seen.
Season three completes my 'collectors edition' of Deadwood which will be treasured