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Posts posted by shrimper
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At the moment, the current state of the world's economy has a lot of people concerned. There are a large number of retired people in this country (USA) that have watched their investments shrink to a point where they are beginning to think they'll not have enough income from them to live on.
The blame game is in full swing. The Democrat Party faithfuls have been quick to place the entire blame on President Bush and Republicans. The truth be known, however, the current "crash" can be traced back to the 1970's and the Carter Administration and "The Fair Housing Act.," and compounded by actions taken by President Clinton and Democrat members of the congress with the Community Reinvestment Act. Especially Rep. Barny Frank and Con. Senator Dodd.
Two good sources for the facts surrounding the current economic situation are: (Google: Boston.com - Jeff Jacoby - article entitled: "Frank's fingerprints are all over the financial fiasco." And the other one is a utube video at: utube video .
This is a rather lengthy video. Take a few minutes and watch it all the way to the end. It is factual in that every statement and allegation can be completely backed up by official US Government records.
I don't know about you guys, but I am so angry at all of the members of our current government, I would, if I could, throw all of the bums out. Beginning with everyone responsible for this situation and severely punishing the guys on wall street and in the mortgage industry for their part in causing this world wide economic crash.
As one of our commentators says: "Let your heart not be troubled, the truth will come out!"
Bubba136, I respect you as a fellow heel man but your references are slanted and do not tell the full truth. There was an 8-part series that appeared in the Charlotte Observer that documented the chicanery of Beazer Homes and eventually led to their prosecution for mortgage fraud. I suggest you read that to get another perspective on the factors leading to this disaster. Their actions led to my home losing almost $50,000 in value because they slammed 100 homes in an area next to my subdivision, sold the homes to unqualified borrowers, falsified the buyers incomes to get the loans and walked away with the guaranteed loans and the subdivision experienced 50% foreclosure rates. When you haven't been directly affected by these types of actions its very easy to blame it all on the little guy who was taken advantage of.
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Now in my golden years I have no problem telling a woman about my thing when we first meet. If she's still interested after that then I won't have to waste my time or hers.
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The platform is about 2 inches, the lift appears to be about 5 inches, so that would be 7 inches total for the heel.
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How about "Don't want to walk in them"? Would they make good kindling?
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Those boots are so over the top (and under the bottom). Provocatively kinky but I do not find them at all attractive. Guess that makes me a square but so be it.
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That looks like much fun. I've been looking at some lately myself.
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Hey Lizzie, there's pictures floating around the web now of Victoria Beckham in some pony boots. Maybe that's the style you want.
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Here's my latest purchase.
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That's interesting, a boot/mule. What will they think of next?
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Massage therapy (reflexology) works for me. I have the pains in both feet and ankles and massage relieves it better than any of the treatments I've had from doctors I've seen.
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Wouldn't buy these for myself but I would for the right woman.
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John McCain apparently appreciates her ass and legs as was so obvious as his eyes were cast down in that direction during her acceptance speech. What a waste of femininity.
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I really LIKE her styles. Is she one of the new designers now working with Payless? I believe so.
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edmondsean, with all due respect I do not agree with your views, however I do not dispute their validity. The good thing about this forum is that it allows for every view point. I hope you enjoy being a part of this diverse group.
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Welcome Tinkerbell (and hubby). I'm glad the two of you have been able to "get real" with each other. That will help you to forge a strong bond. There are some men here in the Southeast US working for "major financial institutions" who are not as fortunate as your hubby. I cheer for you both. (And open up Dude, we're all here for the same reason.)
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Hi Becs and welcome. My question for you: What about the height of the men you date? Are you comfortable wearing heels if the man is already shorter than you? I'm relatively short (5'7") but I prefer ladies who are taller than me. I've found that some don't have a problem but many do.
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It's really amazing how much Amanda likes to hang out with us "boring" folks here.
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I don't suffer when I do it. I take pleasure in it and I no longer feel guilty about it.
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They're delicious.
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This type of ad softens up the consciousness of viewers to the sight of males and heels. Very subtle mind reprogramming.
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Does anyone know when exactly the Loubies on this page will hit the shops? I am falling in love with one of the pairs of shoes and really want to get them in the next month or so. Thanks.
Pretty soon now. They are the Fall and Winter 2008-2009 line.
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You can find some like them at http://www.tukshoes.com
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Re:Teh second pic: Is that buffet style or do I get table service?
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New one!
Do you think her shoes is a bit too small?
I'd say that she needs to get them in a larger size and narrower width. The fact that they fit ACROSS her foot is the key.
Who has bought some new shoes
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I like the blue ones, very nice.