BoyLegs

I'm sure you looked magnificent in them.

They have a submissive look to them, so if you are compelled to ask, yes, you should get them.

I did get these this week.

I only wish they had my size.

It's a nice place to visit, but...

I like the red shoes best. I always liked that kind of skirt print.

These in all the candy colors.

Don't you guys think that this story and picture is the best evidence that men can clearly have disadvantages when they are not allowed to wear them and not generally accepted if they do?

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-450500/The-BBC-reporter-caught-short-.html

... even though also the idea of men being taller than women is also starting to considered being old fashioned, at least by some folks.

Jim, I feel here, that Scott may be too tall in the area of height with reference to Vanilla who is too near the ground in the area of being too short at this time.

I like to wear heels because I like to look down and see them on my feet. I am not trying to be feminine, more trying to be eyecatching. So I voted other.

They should feel free to cover the entire Depeche Mode songbook.

Never had any problems. Sales help ranges from helpful to indifferent.

I expect that she, like us, has better reasons for wearing them than the critics have for griefing her about it.

The t-straps are distinctive and pretty and the pumps are simply gorgeous.

My pumps from Avenue arrived today.

i think it defeats one of the reasons for the heels in the first place...ie,making the foot look smaller. they make the foot look too big....like clown shoes

Is it to make the foot look smaller or to make the leg look longer?

And people wonder why we want to wear high heels? Those are gorgeous.

Pumps, Mary Janes or t-straps with high, thin heels.

I have bought shoes at Avenue. Sometimes they have attractive shoes; others not so much. Right now they have some cute boots, but their shoes don't do anything for me. The bizarre thing I found out about the stores is that the people working there are expected to rearrange the entire store at least once a week, as directed by headquarters. I don't think the kind of person who wants to give outstanding customer service is typically the same kind of person who wants to follow a merchandising plan every week in excruciating detail.

Enjoy it while it lasts.

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB122394215518830965.html

In a traditional office, #1 would be out. The peep toes are usually OK, more so when peep toes are in style (as they are now). The others are OK.

Part of the attraction is the range of colors. I love bright colors. Also black patent. And metallics. And purple. And...

I like the high throats on those pumps.

I'm glad to have gotten directions to the restaurant. I did a lot of repair work, years ago, for a nearby business. It should be enjoyable, and might attract a bit of attention. Maybe we could get Tony Orlando to attend in his 6" platforms. (Sabotalot, your age is showing.)

Since road salt will (hopefully) not as yet have been an issue, I may arrive in my 1965 car. My 2005 Pathfinder will be doing the salt-eating thing this winter. $%!&*# road salt! There are non-corrosive substitutes that they could use, but probably n:penitent: ever will.

Have you ever noticed that states where cars were historically produced are the states that use the most salt?

Where's the bad? Other than finding a place to store them...

1999 F-150 with the 5.4L engine. My previous truck was a Mitsubishi that I got 12 years out of.