
JNR
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Have you tried contacting our members Bob and Angie? They sell shoes on ebay and enjoy a good reputation. Perhaps they might be able to help you find the boots you're looking for.
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Yes, great news. I've been wondering about Dawn over the last couple of weeks.
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nice to see you posting again, Peachy. Hope you will let us know about a website for your store, soon :-)
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What's the story on the black pumps with the red soles? Are they yours or your girlfriends? And, who is "gwen" ? They appear to be the same shoes sold by Sexyshoes here in the US. Highest Heel brand. Can be ordered for around $50 US.
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Islamic principels, Sharia Law (That's the word I was thinking of), both are tenets guiding Muslem life.
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Japanese distill some mighty fine scotch whiskey. I was really suprised how smooth it was. (don't remember the brand. I am a bourbon man, myself)
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kneehighs wrote: "but after the smoke clears away and the dust settles down, what will they have left and what do they plan to do with it?" The objective of moslem radicals is complete annihilation of all humanity except "true believers." And, those "true believers" living under the oppressive yoke of Imams and other moslem clerics in strict compliance with the Koran and Ismalic Law. Which means, in fact, life will return to the 7th or 8th century.
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Ok, that's fine. However, what do you base your opinion on? Are you a Doctor (MD)? (I've always thought the same thing)
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Big difference! Sky Diving is accepted as a sport by the general public and people that participate aren't thought of as being "deviant." Deranged maybe but not deviant. Men in heels isn't accepted by the general subject or classified as a sport and is thought by a large number of people to be "deviant" sexual behavior.
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Hmm! I didn't realize he had "thrown" his games. I thought he just bet on his team to win. Oh well, live and learn.
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you can bet the farm that the Israelis will do something about it.
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This is not a look that I plan on adopting anytime soon. (In my opinion, it looks awful.)
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Wow Tanya! (Wouldn't you be a hit at the party (hhmeet in March in London)
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whoa! Gina has fallen back to No. 5. Common guys, start voting, we've got to get her to No. One.
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This is a man? (Looks feminine to me)
(from: Jean Paul Gaultier slide show for spring 2007)
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"articulate" Just a mild warning to all. Be very careful of whom you indicate as being "articulate." One candidate for President of the USA was recently complimented as being "articulate" without the speaker realizaing that that word has particularly harmful stereotype connotatons to a specific ethnic group. However, after much discussion amongst learned members of this offended group, it appears that there is no compliment that anyone could pay to any member of this group about their superior intellect that wouldn't be derogatory. Implication here is that "this person is intelligent and all of others of his race are not." So, rule of thumb. Any adjative describing any individual belonging to this particular ethnic population should be avoided at all times lest the sensitivities of the whole group be vitiated. That would be against all covenents applied to postings on hhplace. And, we all know how diligently and harshly our "moderators" apply their craft.
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to bad you weren't standing sideways so we could see the heels on your boots.
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sorry, didn't notice. Saw Hong Kong and thought of Debbie.
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Hi Alicia! Hong Kong, one of my most favorite cities on the planet. However, I've never found high heels, in larger sizes, in any of the womens shoe stores I've visited there. The women I know that live and work there usually send to the UK or the US for fashionable footware.
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Discretion is really the better part of valor. However, I would guess a lot would depend upon how badly a person wanted to keep this particular job. However, I wouldn't worry a tad about it. I would just go ahead and wear my boots like the incident never happened. (If the same memo about wearing high heels doesn't also apply to female employees, there is a possible "sexual discrimination" case here, if you reallly want to get shi--y about it.)
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Now, if your objective is to wear women's shoes/boots with heels, then, in my opinion, wearing this pair of boots is going against your objective. There is nothing wrong with the boots. It's the odd shaped wedge heels and soles that will attract attenton.
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those platform sandals should be readily available from any one of the more popular internet shoe websites. email BobandAngie. If they don't have a pair like them in stock, I bet they could quickly get a pair for you or point you to a website that sells them.
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or, a much simpler solution would be just go buy your own heels. That's what I did.
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HighHeelDude, why not buy a nice pair of womans loafer style shoes, black or brown with 2" to 2 1/2" heels and wear them to class? No one -- and I repeat, no one -- will give you a second glance.
(something like these:
And, as far as girls accepting men as they are, if you are honest from the "get go" the girls that aren't bothered by your heels will become known from your very first meeting.
Wearing heels is very easily explained when people ask why you are wearing them. The answer? Because I like them. And that is that.
Sneakerheels Arriving tomorrow
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You're right. Very understated. I like them.