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What do Australians call jandals?
In Australia, 'jandals' are called 'thongs'.
What is the duration of Jandals Away?
The duration of Jandals Away is 1800.0 seconds.
When was Jandals Away created?
Jandals Away was created on 2006-03-11.
Where did jandals come from?
your mums dick
What is the New Zealand word for flip-flops?
Jandals
Where can you get jandels?
Jandals?? Depends on where you live, shoe stores, department stores should have them.
Did a New Zealander invent the jandels?
NO. a guy from nz went to china years ago and brought the idea back. by the way its spelt JANDALS.
What is something you can wear that begins with the letter j?
Jumpsuit, jeans, jumper, etc. jewlery jeans jersey jumperClothing beginning with J:jabotJACKETJacketjammiesjandels (jandals)Jeans,jerkinJerseyjewelryjockstrapjodhpursjogging suitJompersJumperJUMP SUIT
What is another word for flip flops?
Thongs, and no it's not the underwear type. Toesies, jandals, pluggers, beach shoes, shower shoes, and Bob Barkers are other names given to them.
Why should jandals never be worn on a work site?
because youll lose a toe you dm fk whyd u even google this :)
What do New Zealanders call flip flops?
In New Zealand swimsuits are commonly known as 'togs'.
Who invented the jandel?
Morris Yock invented the Jandal...Jandals are da best mean maori mean Morris Yock invented the Jandal...Jandals are da best mean maori mean Jandals are specifically known to New Zealanders. Other countries call them flip flops or thongs (aussies), of course us New Zealanders know a thong as an article of clothing for woman.Many Kiwis use the term 'jandal' to describe their favourite summer footwear, but are they the genuine article? The name 'jandal' was trademarked 50 years ago and can only be used by the company that owns it, which is now Sandford Industries. It is widely reported that Morris Yock invented the jandal, but his son says it was common in Japan at the time. He says his father simply came up with the name, a derivative of 'Japanese sandal', before trademarking it in October 1957. In the jandal heyday of the 1980s, Skellerup owned the brand. "It was very popular. There were hundreds and hundreds of thousands sold," says Skellerup footwear manager Paul Randall. In the 1990s Viking footwear took on the name and fought hard to protect it. In an interesting PR move it took out a newspaper advertisement threatening those who used the name that their "legal eagles will sock it to you". The original jandal sets itself apart with its specific rubber formula. Advertisement"If someone's first in the market and they push the product strongly it tends to have a lingering effect, similar to Electrolux or a product like that. So brand protection's very important in footwear," says Randall. And while Sanford Industries is better known for making gumboots, they still make the summertime favourite.
