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There’s always a downside to going bare-foot in the great outdoors. You never know what your going to step in – or on. To this day I still wear my sneakers.
I’ve yet to find a really good reason to wear shoes / boots / sneakers on my time off. I still have the white Nike w red swoosh sneakers I wore in college. They look like new out of the box. They’re 14 years old. I wear boots at work as a paramedic and even bigger boots at work as a fireman. I’m efficient at putting out a fire so I can be barefoot again :-D
Being someone who has stepped in/on both barefooted, I’d much rather step in dog hooey. At least when I wash up the dog doo comes off. That slug slime seems like it is forever.
Barefoot is better, you know when you have something to wash off of your feet. With shoes if you forget to check, you bring it in the house. I agee the slug slime takes extra effort to was off. – 56 and barefoot.
Watch out for those cocklebur patches, they are the worst!
Follow the adventures of 10-year-old Red, a boy who dreams of going to space and loves baseball, and his dog Rover, a loyal friend and chaser of squirrels.
Whether flying through space, bouncing on the moon, fishing, waiting for Popsicle Pete, or delivering the paper, these two friends do everything together.
Reality Check by Dave Whamond
Red Meat by Max Cannon
Comments (15) (Please sign in to comment)
catfeet said, 12 months ago
You have to understand, Rover…for Red, playing footsie with squishy bug juice is an acquired taste!
pat pelgrave said, 12 months ago
yummy…
briatollah said, 12 months ago
Squished slugs feel a lot like squished dog sh—.
Mike B said, 12 months ago
@briatollah
Nice
Hillbillyman said, 12 months ago
As a child..I loved my flip-flops.But I also loved to go bare footed at times too.
Citizen GROG!
said, 12 months ago
There’s always a downside to going bare-foot in the great outdoors. You never know what your going to step in – or on. To this day I still wear my sneakers.
FrankenAaronStein
said, 12 months ago
@Citizen GROG!
I’ve yet to find a really good reason to wear shoes / boots / sneakers on my time off. I still have the white Nike w red swoosh sneakers I wore in college. They look like new out of the box. They’re 14 years old. I wear boots at work as a paramedic and even bigger boots at work as a fireman. I’m efficient at putting out a fire so I can be barefoot again :-D
Citizen GROG!
said, 12 months ago
@FrankenAaronStein
I’ve got nothing against going barefoot. I like giving my feet a chance to breath. They just don’t get that opportunity while I’m outdoors.
SCAATY_423 said, 12 months ago
I’ve always been a natural tenderfoot, even as a kid, and now that I’m a pushing-elderly diabetic, prudence has weighed in on my side. :J
Big Sister said, 12 months ago
@briatollah
Eeeeeew, the pleasant memories of childhood, or why I only go barefoot indoors.
Comic Minister said, 12 months ago
Please bring Red his flip-flops.
Jkiss
said, 12 months ago
@briatollah
Being someone who has stepped in/on both barefooted, I’d much rather step in dog hooey. At least when I wash up the dog doo comes off. That slug slime seems like it is forever.
dheine1971
said, 12 months ago
We completed the first week of new Red and Rover episodes following Brian Basset’s 4 week hiatus!
TexMichael said, 12 months ago
Barefoot is better, you know when you have something to wash off of your feet. With shoes if you forget to check, you bring it in the house. I agee the slug slime takes extra effort to was off. – 56 and barefoot.
Watch out for those cocklebur patches, they are the worst!
Citizen GROG!
said, 12 months ago
@TexMichael
And if you stepped on a bee or a rusty nail or a shard of glass?