I made these for you.


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(, Tue 21 Jan 2003, 11:37, archived)
shoes and handbags?
How do you manage to stand up in them?
Where would you keep your lippy?
(, Tue 21 Jan 2003, 11:41, archived)
and you should see the little lipsticks you can buy these days.
(, Tue 21 Jan 2003, 11:42, archived)
women's shoes are like the Tardis. If the colour is right and they have the perfect little kitten heel then they WILL fit.
(, Tue 21 Jan 2003, 11:45, archived)
definitely lose out in the comfort stakes when it comes to shoes.
Especially those strappy high heeled buggers...
...erm.. not that I'd know or anything.
(, Tue 21 Jan 2003, 11:46, archived)
I must say I have to have comfy shoes.
Having said that my feet are now the perfect shape for pointy-toed heels, so I find those quite comfy. :)
(, Tue 21 Jan 2003, 11:50, archived)
Does Tomsk know about this?
(, Tue 21 Jan 2003, 11:54, archived)
you have a really long pointy middle toe and the rest are smooth yet angled towards the long toe.
Thats weird.
(, Tue 21 Jan 2003, 11:54, archived)
my foot's sort of bent - the big toe is practically at a right-angle outwards.
I'll draw it and explain.
(, Tue 21 Jan 2003, 11:57, archived)
I await with baited breath, I am going to lunch in 4 minutes and I shall look forward to spazzing back to said foot explanation.
(, Tue 21 Jan 2003, 12:00, archived)
you'd be better off explaining it to your chiropodist.
Oh how I hope I got the right sort of doctor
(, Tue 21 Jan 2003, 12:03, archived)
First you prepare the lady, by rubbing off a thin outer layer with fine sand paper. You then prime the surface with industrial custard powder.
Next, prepare the liquid treatment, by mixing together in a large oil barrel 1 part crude oil, to 2 parts creosote and 2 parts vimto.
Place the lady in the barrel and leave to cure overnight.
(, Tue 21 Jan 2003, 11:44, archived)