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September 30, 2008 7:30 AM PDT

Dalek sneakers: Exterminate with your feet

by Jeff Sparkman
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Take over the world, one step at a time.

Take over the world, one step at a time.

(Credit: Craftster/kelly_bear)

Black sneakers are pretty stylish all on their own. It's hard to improve upon basic black.

But if you could, this would be one way to do it: trick them out with hand-painted Daleks from Doctor Who!

Inventive crafty type kelly_bear whipped up these kickin' kicks, complete with the Daleks' signature phrase, "Exterminate!" on the backs.

And while they can't actually exterminate people as far as I know (my brother's shoes can, Daleks or not), they do have one advantage over their inspiration: they can go up stairs.

(Via Technabob)

Jeff Sparkman is a copy editor at CNET who also writes about goofy and retro gadgets and toys for Crave. In his spare time, he obsesses over pop culture ephemera and shares the finer points of superhero lore with his two kids, much to his wife's chagrin. E-mail Jeff.
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by michaelportent September 30, 2008 9:54 AM PDT
I'd still almost rather have a pair of cons with the Dalek printed in the tread. That way, I could leave pure exterminating joy everywhere I go. =D
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