[MA-53]

Agent SNAFU X: hmm, must shine again, brb
Agent SNAFU X: back
(namelessperson): 0_o
Agent SNAFU X: what?
Agent SNAFU X: I take care of my cats
(namelessperson): your whaa?
Agent SNAFU X: my cats!
Agent SNAFU X: i shine my cats!
Agent SNAFU X: with kiwi polish!
(namelessperson): .....
(namelessperson): *tranquilizes*
Agent SNAFU X: what?
Agent SNAFU X: cats=catapillers, a brand of boots and fine machinery
Agent SNAFU X: kiwi polish=brand of shoe polish!
Agent SNAFU X: *bap*

What can I say? I take good care of my boots!

[Zoo]

Cats in general shine themselves pretty well, but that's beside the point.

It would be pointless to shine my own boots.
Main problem: they don't start shiny

Also, after standing in ponds and tromping through mud (and clay after standing in the pond, or swimming in it ) and everywhere else that can possibly be dirty the best thing for them is a hose.

[Ratty]

I was wondering.. Wtf?

Lolz

Shiny cats ^_^

[Dark Alex666]

[MA-53]

Well zoo, it kinda depends on what your boots are made of. My boots are leather, and they didn't really start shiny. Nor was I trying to make them shiny. The shinyness is a byproduct of polishing/waxing boots. When you put a good coat on, it protects the leather, makes it water resistant, and restores the "out o' da box" look to them.

So, as long as you clean your boots first, polishing them can help them last much longer!

which is good, cuz my boots were quite an investment....

[Zoo]

Well, i don't think the woven nylon, fuzzy leather (i'm tempted to call it sueded but it's not) and rubber would take to kindly to the polish .

[Ruckus Fox]

Maybe it's just because I'm a fox, but I wouldn't have minded either way!

---Ruckus the Rogue