The only footwear a real Taiwan man ever needsSurveys show that eleven out of every ten native Taiwan men over 40 wear blue plastic bathroom slippers at least 192 hours a week. Here are some of their testimonials:* Perfect for going next door for your... ...full story at Laowiseass
from Laowiseass on Wed, Jun 17 2009
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