[ SECRET POST #2225 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2225 ⌋

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Comments

[ginainthekingsroad]

I don't know about bombay, but I also live in Southern California and I think people take off their shoes pretty often. There is a level of informality about it, though. I take my shoes off at my friends' homes, even when there's a smallish house party (with under 30 people). But if I went to a large party at the house of someone I don't know that well (say I went as the guest of a friend of the host), I would probably keep my shoes on. Unless the host specifically instructed everyone to remove them. Or it was a pool party or something, of course.

I did hear the rule of thumb that if you fall asleep (read: pass out) at a party with your shoes on, you were "fair game" for face doodling or other pranks. Keeping your shoes on meant you were planning on leaving, removing them was a sign you intended to stay the night. I went to a party school...