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.::z. 8/8.

elegantly wasted.

who's biting now?

Monday, June 18, 2007

This is scary. I thought only kids wearing imitations will get their "Crocs" caught in escalators.

I'm an adult wearing originals. And it happened to me. I was on the MRT escalator when halfway up I felt a sudden tug on my right sandal, I looked down and lo and behold, my Croc was caught in the grooves, and helplessly it couldn't bite back! I panicked, slipped my foot off and my sandal, trapped in the fangs of the bigger metal croc, travelled all the way up and got stuck when it hit the top level. I ran up and pulled it out, and .. look at that!



So the reports on the newspapers are true.. be careful with your Crocs out there man, reality bites.
posted by zul, 9:37 AM

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