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they look amazing, would love to try them out Killer outfit for sure, I'm so envious

Sounds great, thanks! Was supposed to be on a double LA layover now, but my damn knee is messed up.

OK, guess I will have to watch that movie again

Well, first may I say that your choice of heels and outfits is very "professional" indeed, love the heel styles and those boots worn over the pants! Don't know what to advise about Frick and Frack, except that their advice is horrible, just like you say. You have already told them to back off on the advice, how do they respond to that? Do they respond and say anything, or just keep on with the advice. I guess at this point I would move my work station, hopefully they will "get the hint". Congratulations on taking good care of your body, you look great and I don't mind admitting I am envious...

Great boots and leggings for sure

I am women's size 10-11, let me know if you want to get rid of any of your boots. Don

Welcome, so happy you have a wife that encourages and appreciates your interest in heels...

That is great news, can't wait until mine if finally paid off in a few years! I'm going to try to retire at the end of this year. Don't really want to, but getting too old and cranky to put up with corporate BS, and have no filter left... My pension was consumed by bankruptcy... Had I life to do over, would become an electrician and a plumber...

Like you say, kind of depends on the build of the person wearing the t shirt...

I fear that many of the "guests" are just nervous/uneasy..... Oh, so "guests" can not actually post anything here? Never thought about that

Good point indeed...

what a great compliment

Very interesting indeed, makes sense though!

For sure CAT. There are so many here that deserve recognition, but you are always one of my first choices Especially in those killer boots! Alot to admire for sure. Love how nicely those jeans fit on your great legs also

Sounds like a great outfit indeed. I had a guy in a similar outfit on one of my flights a few years back, complimented him, but he didn't seem to eager to acknowledge me or my compliment, so left him alone. Nonetheless, he looked great, wondered if he was just nervous...

Love these boots, fit your legs perfectly also Beautiful boots indeed, classic style that I love, so envious!

I past a tall fellow and great white tall heeled boots the other day in the airport. Didn't want to be rude, or creepy, but kind of followed him to his gate. Complimented his boots, he smiled and thanked me... Felt good

It's always great to rediscover heels/boots you haven't seen in awhile...

They look great with the levis!

You look amazing, very powerful, and they fit your legs perfectly! You will be a hit at the club for sure

I know how you must have felt. I do my best to compliment guys in nice heels/boots when I seem them every once in awhile. It is so frustrating when I can't catch up to them, or in company that might not approve.

Thanks for the encouragement buddy!

Well, working on outboards and mowers has been my life's passion for sure. But, sure wish I had some other aptitudes, some that might translate into more income! I really admire those who can work with wood, carpentry, cabinets, etc... True artwork... Anything I ever made of wood got so greasy, I just ended up cutting two notches into it calling it an ashtray! For now, I envy guys that can pull off the outfits and heels I have only dreamed of wearing...

Stabilizer and non ethanol fuel, coupled with occasional start ups during the off season is a winning procedure as well! The newer Briggs engines can't compare with the older stuff either... I remember older briggs mowers coming into the shop seized up from running out of oil. I usually just put a pipe wrench on them freed em up, filled em with oil and got em going again.... Never once did one of those hack repair jobs come back with a rod through the side. Tecumsehs were another story though

Always better to have a little more than you might think you need when it comes to snowblowers for sure. Those tecumsehs aren't so bad...Yeah, not quite as rugged as on old Briggs, but you can't get the good ol Briggs engines anymore. Just be sure to physically drain the fuel/carb bowl every year and you will be fine. Just "running it out of gas" doesn't get all the fuel out of the bowl, leaving some in there to spoil. Perfect boots for snow removal indeed! I wear my Dingo campus boots when running the snowblower, makes me look forward to an otherwise dreaded job. Hoping your crappy weather isn't headed our way in the northeast! Good advice on that furnace inlet, surprised it is positioned so low like that.