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Camel lycra cotton stretch fitted shirt, black knee length tight skirt and matching jacket. 5½ black leather stilettoes. Ultra fitted stuff today, infact I wear a lot of fitted stuff. Inga

Sorry guy's the ladies look most. I'm not suprised either because there's more fashion freaks amongst our ranks. The publishing industry can vouch for this also. Inga

Brown fitted jacket, knee length brown pencil skirt and 5 inch knee high boots. Inga

Hiya all, Apologies for the sweeping statement, I do enjoy the super woman status anyhow. I was probably thinking a bit on the narrow side. Truth is I don't wear HH all the time, for example I go cycling every weekend, I'm sort of pretty keen and do 100 kilometre rides with a group. At the beach I go bare footed or in trainers. (I have one pair) However I ALWAYS wear HH when I'm going out to a restuarant for example and to work, these activities don't involve crossing muddy fields and alike. Inga

Nice outfit Mistress M, I too love leather, probably too much like 10 jackets and coats 4 skirts two pants and 5 waist coat bustiers too much. I also have about 60 pairs of heels. As you can gather I do get excited about clothes, thanks for sharing the pic. Inga

Rubbervicki, that's pretty swish for the weekend, I tend to dress down in a more relaxed manner hence lots of denim on weekends. Now fitted cropped denim jacket, fitted sleeveless tee, fitted knee length skirt and 5" knee length boots. Inga

Agree, Here's another hope the British postal service is a bit more reliable than this on most occasions. "A postcard has finally reached its destination in Britain - 100 years too late. The sepia card, addressed to a Miss Riley, of Heaton Mersey, near Manchester, still bears the half penny stamp showing the head of Edward VII, who reigned from 1901 to 1910." Inga

Well today I went cycling and wore all that racy Tour de France stuff, I do this most weekends, however I'm home now and showered etc. As I type this I'm wearing a crisp white ruffle shirt, ultra tight jeans and 5½ stiletto pumps, going to a restuarant. Inga

Dilbert's a bit of a classic. Oh, and Flinstones were pretty good. Inga

Here's one from the media for those who like the amber stuff. "An English motorist who reported his car stolen after a night of heavy drinking was embarrassed to find it again exactly where he had parked it - a full year afterwards. The man found the car untouched in a quiet side street when he was visiting a friend." Inga

Chip, I have not experienced a place where I can't wear heels. Hate to find one either as I almost never wear any shoe less that 5 inches. Inga

It's Friday, I go casual, so ultra tight jeans, ultra tight fitted cropped denim jacket and 5 inch stiletto pumps. Inga

Very conservative with a touch of flare, dark fitted pant suit, 5 inch semi stiletto boots. Inga

Another media one: "French driving students may soon have to wait 24 hours before finding out test results because too many candidates are attacking examiners who fail them on the spot. Some learner drivers who fail are threatening examiners with death, often at gunpoint." Inga

One from the media: "Worried your goldfish is going round in circles? Italian designers at this week's Milan design fair have the answer - a state-of-the- art bowl with a separate bedroom and living room. Pet reptile uncomfortable on your shoulder? They also have an "iguana sofa"." Inga

Well said Laurie, anon users aren't my cup of tea either. Inga

All leather today, cropped black jacket and A line skirt, 5½ pumps. Inga

Any Finns out there. "Finns have started wondering if their spirit of fairness has gone too far after Anssi Vanjoki was fined $A193,700 for doing 75 kmh in a 50 kmh zone. In Finland fines are based on the offender's income - the Nokia executive earns almost $A10 million a year." Punative! Inga

Today red shirt / blouse cotton lycra ultra fitted, cropped stretch demin jacket, tight stretch denim knee length skirt, 5 inch knee high boots. A little less formal, I tend to do these things when working from home. Inga

In the Birmingham Sunday Mercury (7th Jan 2001): WORKER DEAD AT DESK FOR 5 DAYS Bosses of a publishing firm are trying to work out why no one noticed that one of their employees had been sitting dead at is desk for FIVE DAYS before anyone asked if he was feeling okay. George Turklebaum, 51, who had been employed as a proof-reader at a New York firm for 30 years, had a heart attack in the open-plan office he shared with 23 other workers. He quietly passed away on Monday, but nobody noticed until Saturday morning when an office cleaner asked why he was still working during the weekend. His boss Elliot Wachiaski said: "George was always the first guy in each morning and the last to leave at night, so no one found it unusual that he was in the same position all that time and didn't say anything. "He was always absorbed in his work and kept much to himself." A post mortem examination revealed that he had been dead for five days after suffering a coronary. Ironically, George was proofreading manuscripts of medical textbooks when he died. You may want to give your co-workers a nudge occasionally. And the MORAL OF THE STORY : "Don't work too hard. Nobody notices anyway." Inga

Some people are dumb, thankfully. "Police in San Francisco arrested Roberto Balderama, 45, for robbing a bank and a shop after he darted into a beauty salon for a shave to change his appearance. Police recognised his truck outside the salon and arrested him as he sat with a hot towel on his face." Inga

Your right, today, crisp black fitted shirt, black tight pants and 5 inch stiletto boots. Inga

Here's an amusing quote: "A Spanish prisoner on day leave stole $A430,000 from a bank, sent fellow inmates money orders signed Robin Hood, then quietly returned to his cell." Inga

Seen that one before. So much for the illusions. Inga

Today weekend stuff, fitted black shirt, semi fiited leather double breasted coat, ultra tight low low waisted jeans and 5 inch semi stiletto boots. Inga