The sandals, first discovered in 1938 by anthropologist Luther Cressman, are 9,300 to 10,200 years old. The Fort Rock Sandals, as they are known by researchers, are housed at the Museum of Natural and Cultural History at the University of Oregon in Eugene. They were made from sagebrush bark and other fibers.
Asharah about 1 year ago
What are shoes?
cracker65 about 1 year ago
What’s a restaurant?
The Duke about 1 year ago
He forgot “No Credit!”
Imagine about 1 year ago
No customers either.
Enter.Name.Here about 1 year ago
No shoes, no shirt, no clothing or shoe manufacturers.
priyansh.jeziel about 1 year ago
As was pointed out to Mr. Spiccoli in “Fast Times at Ridgemont High”.
BigDaveGlass about 1 year ago
At least it doesn’t say, no facemask……
Ron Dunn Premium Member about 1 year ago
It should say : no shoes, no shirt, no problem like Kenny Chesney’s song says.
Doug K about 1 year ago
No Products to sell.
Kaputnik about 1 year ago
He’s just being honest. He’s not wearing shoes, he’s not wearing a shirt, and he’s not providing a service.
DavidErman about 1 year ago
And a woman comes in wearing a dress and flip flops…
jagedlo about 1 year ago
You weren’t expecting any customers, were you, Peter?
DJohnny about 1 year ago
Hmm? He could be selling shoes and shirts…
rockyridge1977 about 1 year ago
No……No………No…….
goboboyd about 1 year ago
Still pre-Birkenstocks.
Oh, and pull up your low-ride fur.
figuratively speaking about 1 year ago
Peter likes calling himself a business owner but doesn’t want to put in the work.
wongo about 1 year ago
What is this “service” of which you speak?
ms-ss about 1 year ago
Saw this in a bar once. Guys: no shirt, no service. Girls: no shirt, no problem.
Frank Burns Eats Worms about 1 year ago
No shirt, Sherlock!
David Huie Green LoveJoyAndPeace about 1 year ago
“…. since ain’t nobody got none.”
candor1230 about 1 year ago
The sandals, first discovered in 1938 by anthropologist Luther Cressman, are 9,300 to 10,200 years old. The Fort Rock Sandals, as they are known by researchers, are housed at the Museum of Natural and Cultural History at the University of Oregon in Eugene. They were made from sagebrush bark and other fibers.
mindjob about 1 year ago
Due to inflation, he can’t afford to shop there anyway
lawguy05 about 1 year ago
No customers.
zeexenon about 1 year ago
Methinks Peter needs a new business plan.
Angry Indeed Premium Member about 1 year ago
So, if one is wearing a shirt and shoes, all else is optional, that should make for very interesting dinner conversation! ;-p
ekke about 1 year ago
What is service?
cactusbob333 about 1 year ago
Maybe way back then, the sign was describing the waitresses.