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I saw that ad on race day and laughed my but off. rx

I know they are ugly as hell but couldn't resist them for only $5. Even tried them on in the store. To make it worst they came in a boot style for the same price. rx

Could not resist getting these they were only $5. rx

I have mine painted every two weeks when I get my pedicure. They are currently a merlot color. rx

Jeffb, I saw the new Star Trek last night at our IMAX theater. It was awesome. rx

Question everyone??? Which ankle is the chain to be worn? rx

Nice shoes rx

Here's my latest purchase,

http://www.payless.com/Images/600x600/066798_1_600x600.jpg

Here are the live shots. Fashion police please don't ticket me. I was lazy and didn't take off the tights.

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Soon is tonight as Pitt plays Villanova who whupped Duke Thursday night. That should be real fun!

Go Nova,

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Because I can! rx

First day of Spring and it was snowing. Thanks for the comments everyone rx

JeffB, I spent Sunday afternoon roaming the western Philly burbs. Didn't have my camera with me for a live shot but shot these when I returned home. Liz Clayborn sweater Women's Lee bootcut jeans White boots from Sears yes Sears. Got them for $15 rx

Take the bet rx

Good match with the rest of your outfit. What reactions did you get, if any, wearing them out in public?

A few looks but I didn't pay much attention, just went about my business. I did manage to spy a few interesting vehicles for further investigation.

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rxrenesis: Franklin Mills, eh? Haven't been there in about two years. Is it still as dead there as I remember it? Inquiring minds wanna know!

Lot's of people not many stores. Did you know the Boscov's there has closed. I think my next venture may to the western burbs you visited.

Got to Cherry Hill Mall late most of the places were closing. There's a Nordstroms going in there!

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Bravo Jeff. I was strolling Franklin Mills about the same time as you were in Springfield Mall. Posted my outfit in the Out & About thread. rx

What a difference! It was in the high 60's almost 70 today so I thought I'd take a Sunday drive. Put together shirt & jeans for the day but alas no proper footwear. So I made a stop at my favorite Payless and picked up a pair of peep toe shoes to complete the outfit. Here's the look..

How about next Saturday, March 7th?

I honor of World Heel Meet 2009 I am going to attempt to have on a pair of heels at the official meeting time 10:30 London time which would be 3:30PM EST here on my side of the Pond.

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I'm in the 1"-3" range for most of the time for comfort. rx

Tight jeans are actually not a new style. They were a staple on the wardrobe of some of us old rockers.

I also hate the ultra baggy look. People will look back in 10 years and say - you actually wore those hideous things?

Being tall and slender, women's heel cut jeans are about the only jeans I can find that are long enough, save special ordering them online. Interesting - 15 years ago, I never had a problem finding jeans of 31" waist and 36" inseam for men. Today, you just can't find them, it's all waist larger than inseam.

Is the populace getting that fat? No wonder the men are all wearing baggy jeans, trying to cover up the bulges. Try working out, eating less, and stop vegging out in front of the tube. You'll feel better, as well as look better.

TooTall,

I have the same problem with a 30" waist & 34" inseam. It seams men's jeans start at 32" waist. I hate the baggy jean look also.

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Finding a killer style only to find it is not available in size 11.

Congrats Jeff. Sounds like a good outing. rx

Here's my latest boots from Aldo. They are quite functional wedge boots and once broken in quite comfortable. rx