Dr. Shoe
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This is because it really is a non-issue for anyone else other than the wearer.
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A lawyer once pointed to all his hundreds of law books and said to me: "if everyone obeyed the ten commandments I wouldn't need any of these!"
I'm not saying we should exercise religious laws but not stealing, murdering lying nor committing adultery are great foundations on which to build any society.
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Oh, Dick Dastardly, the perfect villain. If he'd played fair he'd have won every time as he had the best car, rocket powered.
Yes, he always got so far in front that he was able to set elaborate traps to stop the other racers...
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Of course there was good ole good guy Thomas Magnum PI...
This would depend on who hired him and who he was "investigating".
And Jimmy Edwards.
Who enjoyed caning schoolboys...
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I have no problem with religion or even religious people it's when religion is used as an excuse for wrong doing or they make demands that we should change our society to accommodate their views!
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Interestingly, in western culture we tend to associate moustaches with villians. This is because in the old silent movies the villain (the guy in the black hat) almost invariably had a moustache, especially in comedy (think laurel and hardy). The main reason why Charlie Chaplin had a toothbrush moustache was because he was a little bit bad...
Even as late as the 1960s villians had moustches and the complete bounders had thin moustaches like Terry Thomas, the exception to this rule was David Niven who was actually asked to shave his off to play good guys but he refused because it hid a tiny scar just above his lip.
Hitler had a toothbrush moustache because he had to trim it after nearly dying in a gas attack in the trenches (yes, the Allies used gas too) because he couldn't get a good seal around the edge of his gas mask. This is the main reason why officers lost their "mutton chops" whiskers too.
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I thought it was a mobility aid (as used by those not used to heels)!
I thought it was a pushchair!
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Firstly, there is nothing in the K'ran that states that muslim women have to dress this way. She was just posing the police with obstacles to get away with driving without a licence.
When I lived in Hackney they'd be happily chatting to their friends in english until they get arrested when suddenly they lose all command of the language. What the police would do though is to take to the police station and then hold them until they suddenly remembered how to speak english or they found an interpreter. They never rushed to find said interpreter...
Then there was the school teacher in Luton who went to the interview in western clothes but turned up on her first day in a full burkha...
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What it is with you, man? You have made several posts about basically the same thing, including in the girls' section, where you are strictly Not Allowed. Frankly, your posts are just kind of weird. This is a fashion website, not a fetish website. I think that you might find more satisfaction elsewhere.
We are generally a welcoming bunch, but we are all about fashion and self-expression, not fascination with pain. I won't keep a pair of shoes that hurt my feet, and I put some miles on.
She is allowed to post in the girls section.
Actually, the posts would suggest a male fetishist. On the internet it is easy to say you're a girl when you aren't just as it's easy to say you're male when you are in fact a certified female!
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It isn't and this is a common problem with Suedette, the surface layer wears away.
That is a very good repair on something a professional would suggest throwing away. Well done!
Using a contrasting colour is a fine idea too.
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Thought of all you guys when I saw this!
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Yes, nice. Well worth the wait I expect.
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It's a nice jumper but not at $900 let alone $1800.
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1. I don't agree about the 12 days; the accumulating gifts of each day are clearly repeated on each following day. And, if the verse on the second day was as you suggest, how can the sender purport to send again on that day the partridge which was sent the previous day? (We're almost getting into a dispute with an eBay seller - or City Link - here!)
Exactly, you can't unless the singer is counting up the goods that she has recieved so far. In other words: two french hens and the (as in one only) partridge.
It's like the old riddle:
I met a man with seven wives going to St Ives. Each wife had seven daughters, each daughter had seven sacks and each sack held seven cats. Each cat had seven kittens so how many went to St. Ives.Answer: one person.
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Indeed, so much that it needs to be talked of in the plural, Maths Happy New Year, Shafted. Happy New Year everyone.
As for interpretation, Shyheels and Dr Shoe, I beg your very pardon! I direct you to verse two, lines one and two: On the second day of Christmas my true love gave to me/ Two turtle doves and (my italics) a partridge in a pear tree. I believe that, linguistically, 'and' marks accumulation. Undoubtedly twelve partridges are given, unless the whole thing is a tissue of lies.
Not so. The song lists the gifts recieved so far. In other words the song is saying (in not so many words) On the second day of Christmas my true love sent to me 2 turtle doves as well as the partridge in a pear tree which he sent yesterday. But it wouldn't scan...
Instead the verse goes: On the second day of Christmas my true love sent to me 2 turtle doves and the partridge in a pear tree.
I had a five bird roast at Christmas. Turkey, duck, pheasant, chicken and goose.
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What a story!
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Don't forget Evans, they're designed for the taller, fuller figured ladies too.
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Like I said, why not just use a measurement. I.e. 27cm, 28.5cm
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Should that not be 1915?
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...especially as the song makes clear that there was only one partridge, two fench hens etc.
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Why not ask them?
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There were about a hundred pairs on ebay when I looked just now many with high stileto heels and no platform. You can also find the in charity shops too from time to time. If you can genuinely get into size 40 you can get boots in every outlet on the high street here in the UK.
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Love the Abner too. I'd love a pair if the price wasn't so steep.
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You do a google search for say fur trimmed boots and click "images" and there they are. Click on the pic you like then click on "visit Site".
Show Us Your Favorite Heels !
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I so want a pair of these!
Anyone know wher I can get them?
I wouldn't mind a pair either.