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Hi azrealle, Thank you! I've had my hair this colour for about 2 years, my niece is a hairdresser and she had fun doing it, and I kept it that way as I liked it. I'm 24, and thankfully have had no problems being employed with my hair this colour. (I work part-time as a special effects artist.) As far as Monty Python, it's no problem that you don't like it. There's probably lots of other things that we have in common and can chat about on the boards!

Francis, Cheers and thanks for liking my pinky-purpley hair! Azrealle, I'm sorry you don't like Python, but not everyone shares your point of view, being our thread is on its' 4th page... Yam-yam, I didn't hear that he died, what a shame. I did enjoy watching that show. "These are small, and those are far away!" (cue Dougal shaking his head) That was a good episode, Graham Norton was on it. I watch So Graham Norton. I pretty much only watch BBC America. Coupling is really funny, oh Changing Rooms is another good show... Ok, new Python question.. Who plays the vet in the 'Confuse a Cat' skit?

I Heels, I think the answer is Karl Marx, Vladimir Lenin, Che Guevara, & Mao-Tse Tung . And our very informative host was Eric Idle.

I never think of coordinating my clothing with my nailpolish. My finger & toenails are usually a burgundy colour. I just like that colour, and think thats reason enough right there!

I've worn fishnets over hose, but never worn hose on hose...

Hi, I wondered if anyone had specific brands of stockings or nylons which seem to hold up better than others. I know different manufacturers vary in their quality. And we all hate when we get a run in our first night of wearing new stockings! Let me know what brands/types you think are the best!!

I share the opinion of Shock Queen. I couldn't picture myself going out at night, unless I have a pair of heels on. Guess it's like when in the past, ladies didn't leave the house without their hat and gloves.

Hi Laurie, No, I prefer my car over a Cruiser. Funny though, the PT Cruiser is considered a Hearse meets Prowler by Chrysler. PT Cruisers are way too expensive for me, and not my style. As for why I picked my car, I wanted a hearse since I was 6 and saw one on the freeway. It's great for me because it was a car I could afford by myself, full coverage insurance is just $30 a year, and I can always find where I've parked. I also don't have to get a yearly smog check since it was made before 1973. It was a hearse used for a funeral home in San Francisco, so that may be why it looks like one for a pet cemetary. I am used to getting picked on for the car I drive, among other things (not insinuating that you are picking on me, though ). Although I have received more negative comments from people who are younger, while I have received only compliments from people who are elderly. Kinda odd. Anyway, it runs great (only took short trips when it was in use & hearses are kept in great condition by funeral homes). My family and I even take it camping. I've heard of the Harold & Maude hearse, a '59 Cadillac. I've never seen the movie. That model of hearse is very sought after among hearse collectors...

Highluc, No, the name of my car is right, it's a hearse, that's probably why it's not listed on the site. I use it to carry all of my large art supplies & huge canvasses to school and back. It was much cheaper for me to get than to buy a SUV.

I think it depends on the position you apply for & who the employer is. I'd wear stiletto heels though, I'd go with what a previous person mentioned, and stick to basic black. It can look very professional if paired with the right outfit. I don't think 6 inch stiletto red leather ankle boots, would be the right thing for me to wear to a job interview. Darn it, it'd be fun though.

I drive a black 1970 Cadillac S&S Victoria. I need to get it repainted sometime, as soon as I can find a person who will do it for a fair price, and not try to overcharge me because I'm a woman! (Hmm, may start a thread onthat in the Rants section one day)

That's a good poem, did you write it? If so, post more for us to read!

Diva

Wow! I have never seen anything like that before!! It is very unusual. I'm not sure what to make of them...

How terrible that happened, Stellah. Thanks for sharing your story, I'll steer clear from Sunsetstripshoes.

Hi Sabine, Hope you enjoy posting on the board! We're glad to have you!

A truce, hurrah!!

I do think the toe is too pointy for me. It'd make my feet look bigger than they are!!!

The most dangerous landscape I had to walk through was down a concrete parking ramp in the rain wearing 5 inch heeled boots. It was a very slippery situation!

What experiences have you had with your ballet heels? I would like to buy a pair, (US women's 10, or UK and wanted to know your voice of experience. (If anyone has a used pair for sale in that size, email me!) Best styles? Trusted retailers? Highest quality? Since buying a pair is a big investment, at least to me a poor university student, I'd like to know what you feel. I know all of you can offer good advice!

Corsets, waistcinchers, skirts, and anything leather.

Cereal.

Thanks Tahira!

I think PJ's right, at least that's how I always understood measuring heel height.