Laurieheels

Hoverfly, you will not get it, and that's okay. Some words have different meanings in different situations, and society has lost some of the poetic edge and mastry of language it once had. That's okay.

Oh, I should mention, congratulations you two, I hope your lives are made even better by the arrival of these children.

As much as it would be nice to have shoes carry some mystical power, it really does come down to the person and the connection between two people. Sure, there can be pure animal passion and lust, but that leads to people unconnected who may have to raise a child. Certainly, it is better if two people can have an emotional bond. The heels are just that extra spice that turns great into excellent (I am cooking Easter Dinner, sort of, right now, how can you tell?)

On 2002-03-31 17:24, Highluc wrote:

Being human is great, we're the only beings on this planet that can enjoy the pleasure of heels.

Now Highluc has the right way of using only.

And of course, many other animals do not need to wear heels, they are designed to walk the same way without any help. We, of course, need heels to have the same foot position as, say, a cat.

If only I had more money to buy shoes, that one is a good one, and very much an if only I like. And there's nothing wrong with vanilla. Real vanilla is actually a black bean. It's exotic! It's rare to find the real thing these days! Why they make it white ice cream is beyond me. Now "if only" I could get to bed so I could spend another day in heels tomorrow...

On 2002-03-31 08:14, hoverfly wrote:

That we are only human. What else?

Only? ONLY? Being human is pretty darn special. There's nothing "only" about it. That would be like saying "it's only vanilla" when you find out it isn't french vanilla, or "the heel is only three inches". Only can be bad!

I'll lay off now.

It's amazing how much of the idea behind wearing heels is about the rush and the feel. It's almost equal to the fashion statement for some people. Not everyone, of course, but how something you wear on your feet can cause such a psychological reaction is amazing. What does this say about human beings?

Charlie, that does sound depressing. I am surprised that the women do not feel threatened and go out shopping that very moment. I would if I had money! Men may only be the equal of a woman, after all, not superior, so why should this not be the case for heels?

An idea for a new thread, a mix of this theme and the pictures from the other topic group.

I'll start.

Taken fifteen minutes before posting this.

You can fault my little web camera, but it works!

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I have to be me.

No one else is going to do it!

<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: Laurieheels on 2002-03-31 05:41 ]</font>

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If I can get a cut of that, I am in. However, that would attarct the wrong crowd. We would need a second site with no forum, to control the... potential chaos.

Are the tendrils that lay coiled behind the shoes part of some mechanical beast that ate the person who wore those shoes? I sometimes wonder what wet and messy would be like. I splash puddled, but that is more about making the water splash than getting wet.

Inga - I have not had Chicken's Feet, but then I do not frequent many Chinese restaurants. I have my favourite and order from it too often I have eaten a baby octopus. They serve it intact after cleaning, on a cucumber flower. To look at it... let's just say my friend told me to ignore who it looked and eat it. It tasted really good. Francis, the squid tentacles being crunchy: They are in a bit of flour and then quick fried, so it is more of a crispy outside and soft inside. After all, qith Squids, it is either cook for two minutes, or cook for an hour. That is the one rule that determines if it will be good. Raw, sliced tentacle is also good off a larger specimen. Was this not Oscar talk? How to link this... Oscars reward movie stars, movie stars like sushi and chinese food, so... there, the link! We are talking about Oscar winners and their favourite foods we may life. And I would be interested in ttrying frog one day. If I can eat tofu (in Miso soup is best) I figure I can eat almost anything.

Well it is about time you started to power post, Charlie! And yes, many cannot walk in heels. The toes point to the sides, the walk is not smooth. The legs seem to jolt and can even make a woman seem frumpy. I make sure I watch myself walk whenever there is a reflection. I may not be the girl with the sexiest walk when I am in five inch heels, but at five, I walk so much better than women in two and three inchers.

On 2002-03-31 03:55, Firefox wrote:

Aha... the Oxfords revealed, thanks Laura They look a touch higher than 4" too and a nice style which would go with lots of clothes.

Yes, wink wink indeed. I measured the heel, it is spot on four inches. I have pictures that make the heel look smaller than four as well, this must be a ying and yang thing, balancing that out.

As for going with a lot of different clothes, they do, and they are great. The lack of a tongue allows more foot to show, and these oxfords look great with fishnet stockings, even if pants are being worn.

They are my all purpose adventure shoes for the time being.

On 2002-03-30 18:48, hoverfly wrote:

Hear is another one. Suck up to those who you want to give gift certificates to you on your B-day. I bet you would have more success getting your male coworkers to donate to your B-day

That's not going to happen. Male co workers are not noticing my shoes, just my hair. Everyone notices my hair. No one noticed my shoes. I may get shampoo and conditioner and some peroxide for touch ups...

And likely, co workers will take me out for Sushi before getting me gift certificates. Which is fine as well. The doctor did say I need to have more salmon for the Omega 3...

I am starting to like the lobster idea a bit more. And if I mess the shoes by using them on the lobster, I can post the pictures on a fetish site. maybe sell them for big money! Some people like that sort of thing.

On 2002-03-30 11:00, Francis wrote:

Embarrassed by the thought of rejection. All males suffer this at some point in their lives, especially before maturing.

He likes what he sees, but has no real idea of how to approach a girl in these circumstances.

This syndrome is all an affliction for pre teen girls, who think the members of boy bands are so dreamy, yet could never get out more than screams if such a boy band member were to say hello.

Now, I have a comment to make, and it's good, so read it through. Normally, people with a fetish for something might be thought of as... strange. We have images of weird people, crazy looks, extreme styles... From these pictures, we're quite the normal bunch! No one who posted a picture is ugly in any way, or would seem out of place. And Jeff, have more confidence, and do smile. I think we all prove that your regular people in society can have interests that are different and pull them off. Now the guy in the grocery store with the same metallic blue nail polish I am wearing today, with his club kid girlfriend who had the pink braids on blond hair... the look was fine for them too, though neither wore heels. She was too thin and wore some exercise track outfit. They did buy three hundred dollars worth of instant microwave dinners. The guy used a credit card to pay for it. Eating on borrwed time and money, it seems... I think we should all feel good about ourselves.

I am making roast pork, with the rind on. In English, you call the result crackling. This should occupy my time enough to hinder my posting. I expect Inga will still have the lead upon her return. What could I have to say that would fill 65 messages in two days?

Anagram, feel free to send me a fancy digital camera anytime you would like. Ask me for my work address when you're ready, and I'll be happy to provide better quality pictures when the camera arrives.

Heels, four inches. Material, fake suede.

I am wearing a long black skirt here.

This one was taken before I went out this morning, and thank Fox for being curious about these Oxfords.

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I have to be me.

No one else is going to do it!

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400. Upgrade! New shoes! New heels! Higher! Faster! Okay, not faster, but higher! Hooray for me! (Editor's note, Laurie is very happy because these are sling backs, a personal favourite of hers) I am tired, and I am going to bed. I have nothing to say. Someone be happy for me. _________________ I have to be me. No one else is going to do it! <font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: Laurieheels on 2002-03-30 07:10 ]</font>

This is a bit old... On Monday I saw one of the radio station girls wearing some very nice spike heeled shoes or boots under her pants, four inches for sure. How disappointing, when the next day, she wore some clumpy, thick soled summer flop of a pair of shoes. Cross a flip flop, a sandal, and a rather large piece of cork, and you get the idea. I thought I had competition! I am quite wrong. Of course, I wear the same shoes all of the time, and they must think me poor, not a challenge. Little do they know...

OUCH! I hope the senior Officer is made as an example, and the frustration of paying the settlement is taken out on him. I think I would rather fight the lobster than go through that. Here, Pinchy Pinchy Pinchy...

On 2002-03-29 18:59, Nata wrote:

Ha Ha

You won't fall on your face. Keep your arms loose, and use them to keep balance. Walk along side a wall and use a hand to steady yourself. There are a number of things you can do to help you walk along, and you will learn quick and do a great job!

On 2002-03-30 01:42, Anonymous wrote:

you wait cause of a traffic light when your on a bike!?!

Cyclists should be acting as if they were driving cars. If not, then they have no rights for sharing the road, simple as that. You can't demand respect and then disobey all of the rules, heels or not!

That's just not cool.