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Completely off-topic but I notice that the author is described as being "more adept at cooking than fettling with bikes". Hardly surprising as what/how would you fettle *with* a bike? Your backside? Otherwise you might fettle bikes - but not "with bikes".
I'm leaving now.
@KiwiMike, they weren't "real" shoe-wearers. Just $derogatoryepithets wearing shoes.
In other news, UK-wide British police forces are seeking 1,447 shoe-wearers this evening, after they commited various crimes ranging from Not Keeping To the Right On the Tube Escalators to GBH with a candlestick.
The victims, 1,447 fellow shoe-wearers, expressed a collective horror that one of 'them' could do such a thing.