Would you wear these shoes?

[rich70]

Oh wow, this brings back memories. We were walking around in Georgetown back when I was in high school, taking pictures for a friends photography class. Along one of the side streets we saw our first porn/S&M shop and of course we were intrigued so we went inside. Hehe, there was a man (an older, balding overweight man) trying these exact shoes on except he was asking for them in red instead

Was it the Pleasure Chest on M street? We've been there before

 

[whome20603]

Was it the Pleasure Chest on M street? We've been there before

I have no idea...LOVE the name though

 

[rich70]

I have no idea...LOVE the name though

That is a really good picture of you in your av.

 

[whome20603]

That is a really good picture of you in your av.

Aww, thanks Rich

 

[flomaster]

Think those shoes would go great next to a pretty set of earrings! Think it through kids!

 

[jwwb2000]

I think that if you're wearing shoes like those, your feet and calves hurting might be a good thing.

 

[CalvertNewbie]

My hubby does the same thing to me.

My first summer job when I was 15 was at 7-11 when we had the jars of pigs feet behind the counter and had to get them out for customers. Can't believe the number of people that would come in and get them, ask for ketchup packets and put the ketchup on them and eat them right in front of me, talk about

And after they have gone out of the shop [/QUOTE]

That made me feel sick to my stomach, just thinking about that. I've never seen anyone buy them or eat them. I figured they just sat on the shelf for years, untouched.

 

[vegmom]

Do those shoes come with a gift certificate for chiropractic treatments?

Sorry, but if I'm going to put on butt ugly shoes I'll stick with my Crocs.

 

[greyhound]

Do those shoes come with a gift certificate for chiropractic treatments?

Sorry, but if I'm going to put on butt ugly shoes I'll stick with my Crocs.

A friend of mine had blood poisoning because her crocs did not protect her feet.

 

[vegmom]

A friend of mine had blood poisoning because her crocs did not protect her feet.

Eeek...nasty infection/stepped on something?

The original Crocs don't offer much other than cushioning and ventilation. They do make ones for diabetics and such with toe caps and heel coverage.

 

[greyhound]

Eeek...nasty infection/stepped on something?

The original Crocs don't offer much other than cushioning and ventilation. They do make ones for diabetics and such with toe caps and heel coverage.

A stick went up through the bottom of the shoe and into her foot.

 

[frozenrain]

At the grocery store near my house, they have chicken feet too. I swear to you...it's by far the nastiest thing I have EVER seen. Claws in tact eeww..[/QUOTE]

well at these it saves on the toothpicks after eating

 

[frozenrain]

My daughter started dancing when she was 4. She started real ballet when she was 9. She has studied flamenco a few times, most recently in Russia and in DC.

WOW Russia must have been amazing.I have always been fascinated with Russia. How was it? I used to watch all these documentaries on Russia as a teenager. I guess as when I was younger there used to be the Cold War element of fascination too.Always remember the news years ago when there was a line all the way out of the shops with one loaf of bread on the shelves..Guess a lot must have changed since then.
You must be very proud to say your daughter has danced ballet in Russia!
My husbands job has jobs out there and I said why not apply just for a year or so...
i still remember a couple of phrases Kak Vas zvoot? Minya zavoot.... written phonetically . Of course cannot remember the alphabet!
My friend had some beautiful Flamenco dresses....

 

[greyhound]

She really wants to go back again. The only thing that she thought was odd was she never saw any children. Most of her time was spent in St. Petersburg so maybe the parents with children hang out in another city.

This is the Flamenco teacher.....

http://www.rodriguezacademy.com/images/aurelio_small.jpg