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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;ErolGarip, post: 2852294, member: 88736&quot;]You did it&nbsp; </p><p>When you read this? </p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>How old are you? Haven&#039;t you seen any person with one leg only? Or, even without any leg? Do they need a pair of shoes!? Does the kid (spasticity in born) of next door poor neighbour need a pair of shoes? Does 40 years old rich son (spasticity in born) who is billionaire now after his father (owner of many factories here in Turkey) passed away some years ago need a pair of shoes? Does Famous English scientist, over 70 now, Stephen Hawking who became a spastic need a pair of shoes? </p><p><br /></p><p>Of course, we need shoes, and their prices are less than $50. If you are rich, you can also wear a $500 shoes. However, whether you are poor or rich, whether you have 50cent shoes or $500 shoes, you also need a pair of &quot;horse eyeglass&quot;, so that you can see that &quot;horse cart&quot; in the picture above, which also exists in Central Park of NewYork... where horse carters there too are &quot;legless&quot; people... Also blinds... Their eyes don&#039;t see 1cent coin, either... </p><p><br /></p><p>When your head does not get these, yes, you can bang your head to the wall... </p><p><br /></p><p>Ps: &quot;Hommer&quot; who said &quot;will 1kurus coin buy a pair of shoes?&quot; said it right, but, incomplete. There is no 1kurus (ok, 1cent) in his pocket, however, he probably has 5cent (nickel) or 10cent (dime) in his pocket from time to time. Will the nickel (or the dime) buy a pair of shoes? Complete/correct question should have been like that. You can not buy anything with a coin that does not exist in your pocket. First, have it in your pocket, and then, think about what to do with 1cent coin... (until you find an answer, just keep it in the pocket. Is it heavy!?)[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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