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    Last edited by Wolfn; 10-14-2009, 11:35 PM.
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    I'm wearing Levis and a white t-shirt right now! I should trade in my New Balance's for a pair of those moccassins. They are COOL!!!


    Why must I feel like that..why must I chase the cat?


    "When I was young man I did some dumb things and the elders would talk to me. Sometimes I listened. Time went by and as I looked around...I was the elder".

    Mr. Rossie Freeman

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    • #3
      Originally posted by Wolfn View Post
      I'm part Native American (Ojibwe Tribe) and I'm getting in touch with my roots. I would really like to start wearing some moccasins in public because I really like the style and they are really comfortable.

      What would you think if you saw a guy wearing these moccasins with blue jeans a t-shirt?

      those are Navajo, thought you said you were part Ojibwe.

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        Last edited by Wolfn; 10-15-2009, 09:22 PM.
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        • #5
          As you get more in touch with your roots you'll learn that each Nation has there own ways and culture. There are similarities but there are differences too. Imagine you were part Japanese, would you wear Chinese or Korean clothing to get in touch with being Japanese?...nope cause they are all different despite all being Asian....same thing. Cool mocs, check out some Ojibway mocs, they are nice and have beautiful beadwork. Plus every other NDN will look at your feet and be like "Swet Ojibway mocs!"...which would be what you want...you don't want to be explaining to everyone that your wearing some sweet Navajo mocs but your actually Ojibway. Not saying you shouldn't wear them, just saying it's probably not going to be what you want in the long run.

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            Last edited by Wolfn; 10-15-2009, 09:23 PM.
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            • #7
              You can get the Navajo chooz and if you're out and about, and somebody ask you why you're wearing Navajo chooz, jusss tell them you're Navajo!


              Why must I feel like that..why must I chase the cat?


              "When I was young man I did some dumb things and the elders would talk to me. Sometimes I listened. Time went by and as I looked around...I was the elder".

              Mr. Rossie Freeman

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              • #8
                I always prefer mocs from the Nike Tribe.
                I think everyone on this rez is addicted to Harry Potter...lol...

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                • #9
                  "The Nike Tribe".....too funny! That's my preference also.

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                  • #10
                    so you want to be Ojibwe, but not in public?

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                      Last edited by Wolfn; 10-15-2009, 09:25 PM.
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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by Wolfn View Post
                        Well, I'm not going to wear full regalia in public or anything.
                        the point everyone is making is that you can't just pick and choose what you like, if your Ojibwe don't go around wearing navajo mocs to the mall acting all "ndn". OOOOOHHH, look, he must be ndn, he's wearing moccasins. If all it takes for you to be an ndn is slipping on a pair of mocs that were made in China or someplace like that then get yourself a kilt, a sombrero, a samurai sword, and make yourself the frickin united nations.


                        I'm a nike man myself.
                        Last edited by Iowa_Boy; 07-27-2009, 10:19 AM.

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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by Iowa_Boy View Post
                          the point everyone is making is that you can't just pick and choose what you like, if your Ojibwe don't go around wearing navajo mocs to the mall acting all "ndn". OOOOOHHH, look, he must be ndn, he's wearing moccasins. If all it takes for you to be an ndn is slipping on a pair of mocs that were made in China or someplace like that then get yourself a kilt, a sombrero, a samurai sword, and make yourself the frickin united nations.


                          I'm a nike man myself.
                          And don't forget the bone choker.



                          Over in the biking forums, they put a +1 if they agree with the poster.

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                          Why must I feel like that..why must I chase the cat?


                          "When I was young man I did some dumb things and the elders would talk to me. Sometimes I listened. Time went by and as I looked around...I was the elder".

                          Mr. Rossie Freeman

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                          • #14
                            HOnestly, It sounds like you'd already made up your mind about the mocs before you even made the post.
                            To me, mocs are not the best footwear for modern life. They weren't made to deal with hard surfaces like concrete and asphalt but were created to adapt to their surroundings. Save your mocs for dancing. If you want something to display your NDN-ness, I think some fully beaded Converse would be keen! I always thought it would be cool to have a pair!

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                            • #15
                              I'm a New Balance ndn myself...... and my moccs have Dr. Schols gel inserts in them cause they are not made for hard flooring....
                              Thankful for the blessing from the Creator in my life!!!!

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