US /ˈʃuˌles/
・UK /ˈʃu:leɪs/
And Thai, what we do with a shoelace, the piece of fabric that typically men wear around their necks to work or more formal occasions, and when two competitors have an equal score, we have a Thai.
and "khai," what we do with a shoelace, the piece of fabric that typically men wear around their necks to work or more formal occasions.
And so I was like, how about we use like, shoelace, something that's similar to the shoes and then tie it back up.
Thanks to a shoelace actually.
Thanks to her shoelace, actually.
From here you're going to tie them in a knot just like you would with your shoelace.
just as you would with your shoelace. Then, grab a third section in between
But anyway, let's just put in the shoelace and try on the shoes.
But anyway, let's just put in the shoelace and try on the shoes.
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I need you like a shoelace needs a shoe, like a train needs a track, like a duck needs a...
I need you like a shoelace needs a shoe, like a train needs a track, like a duck needs a— Ac!
I need you like a shoelace needs a shoe Like a train needs a track the duck needs a ak ack.
Just stick it into your shoelace and it gets tighter.
So: "My shoelace is untied/undone." This means the same.
So, my shoelace is untied or undone.