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                                It’s So Hot in Texas That Shoes Are Literally Melting
                            
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Ok Texas, simmer down. Is the 106 degree heat really necessary? My shoes are melting to the grown. Hopping to the car, it is!
— TheSharifiLife Vlogs (@andreasharifi) August 12, 2015
Its so hot on this roof that if I stay in one spot too long the bottom of my shoes start melting.
— Gatorade drinker (@geoffs27) August 3, 2015
I can feel the soles of my shoes slowly melting
— Andy⚽️ (@andresbuendia0) July 31, 2015
My shoes feel like they are melting into pavement. This summer sucks pic.twitter.com/bHuhQuKwEp
— her (@BruxelSprouts) July 28, 2015
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