Stilettoscot

Thanks...

Nice show! sounds like fun.

Actually, I believe they list their 41's at 10's. At least in NH they do... But, yes, they are all a bit narrower than B.

jerk

Congrats...that's all I can say!!

Amanda, I thin what you bring to us is sensible thoughts. I appreciate your posts as I feel they are sincere. Thanks for that.

Very nice! They will stretch them out for you at Aldo's, no charge....any time.

whirlwind

Ozzard, Is your view on this "issue" close enough to you to not be able to get past? There's no way to simply be part of the board without being involved in that one aspect of it??

LOL @ Willaim! Progress is going a bit slower than hoped. I can walk more graceful in them, but not for any longer than about 50'...and it ain;t getting easier yet! LOL Still I'll keep on!

loco

OK, I have to step in and say my 2 pence...

I am a member of quite a few forums, including 2 where I have over 30,000 posts each. I am a mod at 2 of them, admin at a third. So, I have some experience in forums and how they do/should relate to us.

The ONE thing everyone has to realise is you are reading someone's messages from a 2-dimentional standpoint. Without the third dimention, you have no knowledge of the nuances in which the poster has written his message, meaning, a lot gets lost in any translation.

ALSO, Admin have a tough job (I know). Creating a place where everyone feels part of the "community" is tough. BUT, the members have to take part in this as well. Members have to take responsibility in how they use the community, just like in real life. In real life, there are people/places/things that you cannot change and don't like (or just don't jive with your views). That is OK in itself. HOW a member of any community deals with this fact will determine how effective the community is to them.

Take you work environ. Unless you're the owner, chances are good you can find a page or two of things you don't like about the place, including people there. It's natural.

2 options are then presented to you:

1. You can quit the job (or any other community part of your life), and go elsewhere trying to find the perfect place.

2. Ignore and move past the things you can't change in a positive manner, and continue to be part of the community in other aspects of it.

The pro's and con's are obvious is both scenarios. It then boils down to your decision...

Good luck in whatever you choose, but as for me, I like this place too much to let things I may not agree with spoil it. I just move past the things I may not agree with and concentrate on the things I do!!

Yup. In fact, mathematically speaking, your chances actually increase.

Actually, the eventuality increases, but NOT your chances. Your chances will stay the same each time.

Saying this, I would think your best bet would be to wear pants which you could roll up during your trip in the club. So to help your chances of staying incognito while enjoying the experience:

1. Going to a gay club.

2. Bring your heels (nice spiked ones which you like) in a box to the club.'

3. Change into them while you're already in the club keeping your pants over the shoe until you are ready to show.

4. Have a few drinks. After a few, you will see the truth that noone cares!

fart??

string

20 or so minutes, after warm ups, of repeated back and forth trips across the room 2-3 times, then sitting for a little bit. Then it's all over...LOL Still, at times I can almost walk gracefully even if I can't quite get my knees straight.

punch

I usually hold the door for the next person behind me, in or out. Always hold it open for them all the way through if they are carrying something. But, with my GF out and about, I make it a point to hold the door open.

Roni, Once I wore a pair of 5" peep toe pumps out, navy blue jeans, with a (too big for me) red shirt. The shoes ripped my feet up, so they've never gone on my feet since. The look wasn't too bad though. My avatar ultras are my only other red shoes and they're only going on once in the club. Still have no clue what to wear with them, but the pants won't cover the heels!

barrel

you do not realise just how difficult it was to stand on one leg, with the other raised almost to waist level whilst holding a camera still, at arms length.

Actually, I do know...LOL It's even harder in 6" heels. Tried it with my new 7+"ers, and fell! LOL

mules

sweet

Halle

hourglass