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Terayon, I can tell you the're a lot better than platforms (tease). Inga

Well done Lion & Luc. Inga

Staples, seriously, I've only experienced glue when it comes to labels. Inga _________________ HEELS are POWER the HIGHER the BETTER. <font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: IHeels on 2002-04-02 12:34 ]</font>

Agree is that's what the 'everybody' category is for. Inga

Alwfully simple, pasta, tuna and a bottle of red with a friend. Other things, a bicycle ride around the Phillip Island race track, great views, that's the one they hold the motor cycle grand prix on. Inga _________________ HEELS are POWER the HIGHER the BETTER. <font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: IHeels on 2002-04-02 06:58 ]</font>

Red fitted shirt, skin tight jeans and 5 inch stils. Inga

Anagram, Her name is Laurie, not Laura. Inga

Hayley thank for telling all what the tat was. Oh and wedgies, whilst I don't like them it's only a matter of choice, so keep wearing them as you obviously enjoy them. Happy Easter. Inga

Have you ever eaten chinese Laurie, people are put off by 'Chickens Feet'. It might sound strange but the're quite nice, just have to remove all thoughts as to where those footsies have been, otherwise you can't start! Anyhow back to the Oscars. Inga

From the media: Like this one? "A man in the Indian city of Calcutta who applied for a state government job 34 years ago finally got an interview call this week - but said he was now too old for a post. The 52-year-old grandfather was just a teenager when he registered." Inga

As I write this I'm 65 ahead, but am going away for a couple of days (Easter) so Laurie I expect will be ahead when I post again (Tuesday). Inga

I should say, I'll let you work that out Trolldeg. However, careful reading of my statement with emphasis on 'example' might help. I have an identicle pair, the photo is taken from the retailers brochure which was at the time on the net. My legs are actually a bit thinner than the one's in the photo. I haven't got a digital camera as yet, so my photo (post your photo) was taken by a friend who own's a cheap digital camera. You should I hope appreciate my honesty. Inga

Here's an example of mine. Heels 5½ inches.

Inga

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5 inch blade ankle boots for me today, these were originally 4½. When I had the worn heel plastic replaced, the bootmaker told me they didn't sit in a balanced way, he said he could put an extra ½ inch on the heel to balance them, I didn't refuse. So now the're 5 inch and I like them even more. Inga

Very sad state of affairs, another example of the litigeous society we live in. Oh Laurie, think the RAF will pay, that's the way this stuff works. Inga _________________ HEELS are POWER the HIGHER the BETTER. <font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: IHeels on 2002-03-30 08:05 ]</font>

Don't like the shoes, I'm not a big fan of wedgies, however the tatt looks interesting what is it, a fox? Inga

Balance, well the only thing I'm careful about are stairs, especially going down. I usually turn a little sideways and rarely have problems. As for walking in general not a problem even in 5½" heels as I have reverse locking ankles. If you dont know what they are here's a pic.

Inga

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You're flying now, wow now for 500, the way you're going you'll probably get there before me. Inga

If you call walking through puddles swimming yes, otherwise no, but can swim, wear the lycra stuff for that. Inga

190 pounds, are heels ment to take that kind of weight. My heels wear to and I'm around 120 pounds. Inga _________________ HEELS are POWER the HIGHER the BETTER. <font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: IHeels on 2002-03-29 09:37 ]</font>

Happy Birthday, wish I was 32 again. Inga

Hiya, I rotate my shoes around, (which means somedays I'm even in 4") they wear much better in the long run. Inga

Mine also wear a little unevenly. Nothing unusual given our feet are not exactly the same. Inga

I agree with most of the sentiments expressed here, plainly its an absolute subjective farce. Wonder whether they keep a book (betting one) on this stuff, if so some people would be the richer. Inga

Not exactly a joke, just a bit of humour from the media. "A soccer-mad vicar was so desperate not to miss his beloved team play that he wore his football shirt underneath his cassock as he performed a wedding ceremony so he could rush straight to Manchester United's Old Trafford ground." Inga