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Hiya, It would probabaly be a bit of in between, I would probably be friendly but keep the conversation to a time limited to what I'm doing at the time. I don't bite. Oh and the tease is only little. Inga _________________ HEELS are POWER the HIGHER the BETTER. <font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: IHeels on 2002-04-13 10:18 ]</font>

Hiya all, For heavy walking (I'm not to sure sure of what one means, but I think walking a couple of kilometres, mile and a half for the imperially inclined is what is meant) anything up to 5½ inch for me. Above that I'd start to struggle. Inga

Same sentiments from me too, hope you can work something out FAST. Inga

Debbie, great to see you're in heels more in line with your style, mine too. Inga

In Australia, a rally, can be a car rally in the form of a race, ie Monte Carlo, or a fun thing where people drive around showing their vehicles off etc. Generally the term rally refers to a gathering an example where cars etc are not involved would be a union rally where people are trying to resolve an industrial matter. I don't think it would be any different in Europe, especially the UK. (Tip, we Aussies underneath it are actually very English, just we speak with a different accent.) Inga

More of a joke, check this article out. Penis puppetry no laughing matter for Kiwis April 11 2002 Authorities in a New Zealand town were today condemned for allowing a performance on council property on the "art of genital origami". But Tauranga District Council's mayor Jan Beange was unapologetic, saying opponents did not need to go. The Australian show, Puppetry of the Penis, is billed as a comedy where "two naked penis puppeteers" manipulate their penises into various shapes in "an astounding, jaw dropping series of penis installations." Tauranga district councillor Joel Van Ameringen said using public amenities to host the show was not appropriate. "I am appalled," he said. "I believe that if there isn't one already the council ought to have a policy on the use of public premises." Beange defended the council position, saying it was not up to them to "set standards of morality for others through its management of (the theatre). "Anybody who wants to attend will go and pay to attend the show if they are interested," she said. "If they are not interested and they object, they simply do not go." The novelty show has played to sell-out shows in Australia and London since it debuted in 1998. AFP Inga

"Cheeky thieves in New Zealand stole a six metre by three metre billboard erected near a busy road junction in Auckland. The board read: "Zero tolerance for crime." " Inga

International policeman: They (US) only take this role on because they have the size to do it. Inga

For me never less than 4 inches. My preferred height is 5 to 5½ inches. Inga

Ultra fitted cream shirt, brown fitted skirt suit, 5 inch black leather stiletto pumps. Inga

Well done guys. Inga

Dr Shoe, unfortunatly I was right, there was another suicide attack today. Inga _________________ HEELS are POWER the HIGHER the BETTER. <font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: IHeels on 2002-04-11 11:37 ]</font>

Flares: I don't wear them that length. Inga

Though this is not me, here's an example of my type of power dressing:

Inga

Here's a bit of irony that may well interest you Firefox. "An English pub landlord has taken out an insurance policy against ghosts following fears that the resident poltergeist could hurt customers. The landlord of the Royal Falcon Hotel in Suffolk decided he needed the cover after watching the ghost shoot glasses along the bar one night." Looks like they'll have to take to the bottles or the tap directly in this place. Inga

Dr Shoe, You wrote: "Have you noticed how the Suicide attacks have stopped since the Israelis have Arafat bottled up?" Give it time? Inga

Dressed down market today, fitted cream shirt, fitted cream leather jacket, ultra tight denim skirt knee length and knee high 5 inch boots. Inga

Very early 70's awful! Don't think Debbie would approve, anyhow its all in good fun. Inga

Agree with Laurie, trying to navigate a muddy field is not in the interest of one's safety. (Laurie, do they spell 'safety' 'saftey' in Canada, or is that just a typo?) Inga

Well answered Calv, all I can say this was another classic display of inept literacy skills by Terayon. Think he needs a new english teacher. Inga

Yes they do Laurie. However I'm taking of the great way we live, the great weather for example, like when you talk of the cold -20 degrees, a cold day in Australia is +15, the lowest max I've seen in Melbourne for the last ten years is +9 degrees and Sydney +10 degrees. Great weather for heeling around. Even the Brit's are a lot better off than the Canucks in this respect. Inga

Skin, well I tend to always show some. Like I never button my shirts/bouses to the top (ie to the neck), generally I have at least three buttons undone with shirts that button to the neck. Inga _________________ HEELS are POWER the HIGHER the BETTER. <font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: IHeels on 2002-04-08 11:52 ]</font>

See Trolldeg's, mine's vitually the same spec's. Inga

Power suit, fitted jacket, white shirt and pants 5 inch stiletto's. Inga

Note that country where she's heading for! Place of dreams? Inga