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Posts posted by shrimper
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If you're true to your name you don't belong here but welcome anyway.
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Now I remember why I liked that program so much. I had missed this episode though.
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REally?! Do you have an air date? I'd like to see if I can find it. Thanks.I always see Oprah wearing them... she even did a show dedicated to those shoes.
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Growing up I was required to go to church regularly. After I became an adult I quit attending regularly. My problem was the guilt and fear of damnation I felt as I'd be standing with my head bowed for prayer and my little friend would become active at the sight of the stilettos in front of or beside me. I recently attended an event at a local megachurch and after sixty odd years my little friend still gets rambunctious at the sight of a stiletto.
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Steve Madden also makes a pump with this same cut and stacked heel. There is another forum that presents these in several colors and materials being worn by one of the contributors. They are genuinely sexy.
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How do you say that? is it 'Loo-boo-tan'?
Anyway, I never knew he makes mid-heels and flats, though why wouldn't he. Its just that his high styles get all the press.
Thanks for the link.
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Hello again. Looks like we travel in the same circles.
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The finish on those shoes match my Corvette perfectly.
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Yeah, what Bubba said. Dawn its good to hear from you and Mickey. Bless you both.
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Nice story. We'd love to see them on you when you get a chance..
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I would really like to know where to find those black leather low-cut flats by Classified.
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My vote goes to the guy at Payless that picks a style to knock off every season. They actually do a good job most of the time.So who is your favourite shoe designer?
My vote would go to Christain Louboutin
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I'm straight. I'm married. I love my wife. I love heels. None of these things conflict.
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By itself the Jadyn is a hot shoe, on you it would really sizzle. The zipper back elongates the look of the heel as does the ankle strap. The pointed toe accentuates the slimness of the foot. In all I'd say a very good choice.
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Congratulations. I've also found unadvertised "treasures" from time-to-time in different stores.
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She's got that '40's pinup girl look down pat.
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About 4 years ago my sister-inlaw seperated from her now X. She lived with my wife and I for about 2 months. She thought she should do our house cleaning for us. she found several pairs of my heels under and beside the bed. She ask my wife about it. My wife told her if she wants to know about my shoes then ask me, which she did. It was a little embarressing at first, but then when I realized it didn't bother her at all then it was ok with me. She did ask if any of my heels were a little to small for me then would I give them to her. I did pass on her three pairs. She has kept this a secret in the family to this day. Some women really seem to understand.
So your sister-in-law has much larger feet than your wife? That could be interesting. My first wife's sister also had much larger feet than she (size 9 vs. size 5) and I used to "borrow" sis-in-law's shoes from time to time. She never confronted me with it but she was aware of it and didn't complain.
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T-strap lover's story is the same as mine except that I didn't get acceptance from my first wife until after we separated.
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I have some very similar with a wedge heel. Were there any in Johnie's size to be had? I know you guys like to match up.
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So why do the heels from them I just posted stop at size 10?
lol
Progress is being made "one step at a time", sorry for the pun.
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That's a beautiful shoe. I don't know how I missed it when it was on sale.
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One thing that Crocs is doing very subtly is getting people used to the idea of unisex shoes. That's an idea that once embedded in peoples' consciousness takes away the shock of seeing a man in fully feminine footwear. Think about it.
Most comfortable AND sexy shoes?
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Hey FF, your links show up as invalid attachments when I try to follow them. Hate to be the bearer of bad news.