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RobotMan
ANSWERS: 17
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Half knee or knee length Doc Martin shoes/boots. ...did they even have those in the 80's? Well if they did, those.
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Chuck Taylors or jelly shoes.
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Adidas or Kangaroos
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high topped reeboks with velcro at the top.
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Vans I guess. You know, those ones with no shoelaces. Also with squares, like a chess table :D
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k swiss, penny loafers, keds, and granny boots
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Sperry's topsider's.
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Kangaroos.
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Doc Marten shoes or trainers (sport shoes) for guys. For women it would have been pixie boots, high heels in flourescent colours.
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I was not a teenager in the 80's, just slightly younger, but I remember the fashion was - Pixie Boots, Jelly Shoes, Pepe Trainers and Clark's Magic Shoes (the one's with the picture on the sole)
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I had a pair of shoes in the '80's that looked like a pair of ballet slippers.
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L.A. Gear high tops!
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I wasn't a teen in the 80's I was in my 30's but I dressed young because I was young and looked very young. So anyway, I wore all kinds of shoes. I loved spikes, boots, and weird shoes. Weird shoes were very in back then. I also loved the flats in bright colors. Lots of sandals with foot jewelry and nail polish too.
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I think for young guys, athletic shoes have been popular for a long time, from the basketball shoes in the `50's to the Vans of the `80's to the air/gel super jock shoes of today.
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Work boots with the toungue hanging out, undone.
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Puppies or tennis shoes.
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Jellies...remember them?? They always seemed to attract bees.
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