I saw this semi-frequently when I was in high school. One question burns through my mind to this day -- how did they keep from tripping?

"Outrageous", no.  The only statement this seems to make is "I haven't figured out how to tie 'em yet".

Wouldn't a higher star rating signify how outrageous one thinks the statement is?

Anyway, comment: A statement of sheer laziness is all.

Duuuuuuuuh! Always makes me wonder what other stupid things the person would do to achieve that detached from reality look...long scarf trailing out the window of the car ala Isadora Duncan, doing handstands on a three-legged chair, riding a bike down a busy street with a hat pulled down over his/her eyes...wouldn't it be easier just to drop flat on your face and get it over with?

This is not a very sensible look. It not only looks dumb, but it's not very safe. Especially when you're working around machinery.

Sloppy.

"Hey, your shoes are untied, McFly!"  This is just a jerk, tripping someone accident, waiting to happen!

If I see that one of my employees has purposefully left his shoes untied, I have my secretary sneak under the table at meetings and tie his shoelaces together.

Have a nice trip...see you next fall. And bobble_head: Secretaries sneaking under the table...your my kind of dog.

I will wear my shoes untied just to feel them slowly loosen and I will reach down and untie them in public with people watching and watch their reactions. I am 41 and still enjoy wearing my shoes untied.

I couldn't do this look. I would just trip and make an idiot of myself.

how are you gonna wear that and not trip!! thats retarted... hot topic (as much as i hate that poser store) has some cute laces which are not all rocker/poser/goth, i have some white with pink stars and more with green stars and blue black strpie and spongebob and powerpuff girls... that looks much better than without them or plain _erin