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The Ugliest Shoes in America

Story ID:18
Written by:Scott R. Lupo (bio, contact, other stories)
Organization:OurEcho
Story type:Story
Location:Smyrna Georgia USA
Year:2000
Person:Scott Lupo
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Posted 05/07/2006 16:00 by Carol J Garriott | Reply
What a story, Scott! Now, anyone reading this would be inspired to write up some nonsensical episode in their life to give everyone a laugh. Laughter is SO GOOD for us. Nicely written, kept my interest. Thanks for this site, it will keep writers writing, and inspire others to write who didn't know they were writers.
Posted 05/07/2006 20:50 by Kathleene S Baker | Reply
Cute, cute, cute story! Ugly is ok - just be glad they didn't make it into the "worst smelling" shoe contest.
Kathy Baker
Posted 05/08/2006 07:53 by Gail Lee Martin | Reply
I missed this one the first time around and thanks Carol for bringing it to my attention. Well done! You held our interest clear to the end.
Posted 01/20/2007 02:37 | Reply
I was cheering for you to win first place in that shoe contest so I could then say "I've heard of him online! He's an editor and all that!"

Glad you got your money's worth and more from that purchase!
Sandi in FL.
Posted 03/22/2007 07:09 by Richard L. Provencher | Reply
I really liked this story. Original, and well delivered. Not that it is a programmed statement but a testimony to the reality of life, something unique to share. Thanks from, Richard L. Provencher.
Posted 04/14/2007 17:03 | Reply
that is the funniest story ever
Posted 09/16/2007 02:57 | Reply
I do wish that contest was still going on, I just disposed of a pair of those sneakers that might have won grand prize. "LOL" They were keepers, but had to go. You smelled them before you saw them.
Posted 05/26/2008 19:38 by Tom Foley | Reply
Great Scott! that five hundred dollar prize made you a shoe-in running for that five grand, but your brief odor of success gave way to a strong scents of de-feet.
Sorry,I couldn't resist. Tom