FastFreddy2

Possibly 40 pairs. Some styles I've 4 or 5 identical pairs. Mostly ankle boots with 4" heel, but some courts 6" high (I've had for 25 years) and the rest somewhere in-between. I've a good number I need to sell, as I'll never wear them. Got some brand new >> Kate Moss 'tall' boots << ..... BCB Girls >> ankle boots << ... Michael Kors ~ >> North << (proper designer boots) All new and boxed ... I've got about

I'm sure they'll be many other fellows wearing much less discreet outfits who will catch the eye of photographers, several days before most of us would. :oops: I doubt I'll go, but I'd like to. From where I live, car is the only way to get there, and I guess movement in and out the venue will be horrendous. If I do go, I also doubt I'd be wearing stiletto's, but I know I'll regret it if I don't. In a crowded space with eyes looking for celebs, I doubt many will be looking at my feet. And if they looked, they'd be able to see nothing, to an inch of heel while I walked. This is an event we all ought to attend really? It's kinda 'our thing' after all. Sure, I get the need to avoid being the headliner on the 10 o'clock news, but that would need some sort of disaster to get any one of us in that position.... .....

But no indication of it on the Westfield web-site where I had searched? Looks like a good prospect, but likely to be a bit of a 'free-for-all'? With few details available, it'll be difficult to plan for. Great picture taking opportunity though. ;-) ....

Sergio's ..... Interesting night. Got parked right next to the gaff. Walked in, and we sat ourselves at a table next to 4 Liverpool (Football Team) supporters.... Got passed a menu .... First thing I notice;

I've been told there's something going on there at the end of the month, but I can't see anything listed on the Westfield web-site? :oops:

Just been over to HHplace.org to get the following address: Where: Sergio's, at 84A Great Titchfield Street, London, W1W 7QY Nearest tube station: Oxford Circus Venue for the 2008 WHM initial get together...... I enjoyed the food there, and promised myself another visit, and failed to remember where the place was every time I visited London. [Which is about once every two weeks ~ at least.] Well, decided to visit tonight! My walking pals birthday today, so I'm going there again. She very kindly came with me in Feb '08 and held my hand at my first public heel wearing in front of people who I would be talking to. [As opposed to those I might simply be walking past.] Wanna join us? :oops:

Higher heels and longer trousers .... That'll slow you down. :oops:

Bit more feedback on the last Reading visit .... Dune boots went back as expected, but they were a 7/41 not 8/41 as claimed by Dune. I've tried their size 8 courts, and they were loose. No-way were these anything like the same size. On returning them, I did ask if they did a 42. "Size 9?" the assistant enquired. Frankly, I couldn't be bothered to argue, suffice to say she couldn't have been speaking from experience........ After the meal out, my friend and I visited some of her friends who live in the area, a gay couple she has a fair amount of contact with. At my insistence, they were told some months ago I wear high heels. Never had any comment, so I thought they hadn't taken the remark seriously. It took some doing (going around at 9.30pm, a half hour after one of the fellas usually goes to bed) but we went around for coffee. I got some light banter at the door over my boots, but hey, what was I to expect...... We stayed for an hour, and when leaving I got more banter by the front door. Which if I'm honest, I thought was the end of it ..... Seems not. Today, my friend got some further comments about the visit. Apparently, because I wear heels, and don't cut my finger nails short, I'm a Tranny. Now I'll be the first to admit I've gone out in the past (25 years ago when I could get away with it) dressed as a girl. BUT, that was around the Boy-George heyday, and for me it was simply an enabler to wearing heels. I don't need to do this any longer, nor have I for more than 20 years either. My point is, they are thinking; 2+2 must equal 6. Wrong! Slightly more amusingly, they said my backside wiggled like a girls when I walked off to get the car. My bot couldn't wiggle if my life depended on it, and my heels just weren't that high I had to change how I walk. :oops: Can't wait to go back 'round there! :lol: .....

Any chance a box of chocs or maybe some flowers might warm the air? :lol: Sounds like the difference wasn't the 1/4" so much as the overall look of them? Or maybe the extra 6mm made you 'totter' around rather than walk in your usual way? :oops: ....

Just for clarity on the 'boundary' point .... Did you walk out together, or were you seen leaving with slightly higher heels on? :oops:

Hello, guyinheels. I think it safe to say, you like wearing heels? If you don't mind me asking, how did you realise you liked wearing them? Is this something you recently discovered? I've found womens jeans fit better too. I've nearly got as many pairs of womens jeans/trousers, as I have high heels. [Well, almost. ] Welcome to the site. :oops:

Had to work last Saturday night. A lad had a 21st at the Bar. Not many there, (80-90 people) but most of the girls (20+ years old) wearing very high heels. I would have some pictures to show you all, but I left my camera at home. It wouldn't be so bad, but this camera [

Thanks for the link. You are absolutely right about the lyrics, in that they are fairly innoxious. The ones I found having done a search using the line above, produced a link that took me to what I can only describe as 'profanity city'. Being (volunteerily) ignorant to any familiarity of the REAL lyrics, I wrongly assumed the ones I found, were correct. So..... Vulgar - they are not .... Un-entertaining (to me), they are. ;-)

I'm inclinded to agree, but the 'faux' pair have an attractive simplicity to them. Plus, they're small enough in the width to stay on my legs rather than fall down..... (Unlike every other long boot I've tried. ) The heel and toe look to have been designed by an engineer. The heel tip is slightly forward, helping the foot roll more normally. Also, the leading edge of the toe wraps around, once again helping to produce a natural (foot) roll while walking. I've noticed with boots that have a higher heel and stiff ankle, landing a foot is done in two movements. First landing the heel, followed by landing the ball and toe areas. The first can produce quite an attractive tapping noise. The second (for me at least anyway) produces quite a loud 'slap', not unlike someone dropping a shoe on the ground. I'd like to believe the S.M. heel/toe combo, allows a much quieter and more natural movement, producing less of the noise I often manage. Sadly, I'm not inclined to spend

I've just read the lyrics/pro's that sits in front of that line...... I get the message of the line, but too much of the rest seems to be a "foul-mouthed" protest describing what might be considered regular behavior (for the author perhaps?) A kinda 'gay' protest panto? ;-) It's certainly too vulgar to include a link here. I've always been too un-hip to think swearing in a song was, or is, acceptable. Any of that kind of nastiness effectively stopping it being a work of art (a la style/fashion) or a message I might be interesting in. I'm a prude. Obviously.

At Reading yesterday, and frankly, was almost a waste of time. Walked around the outdoor shopping area that I missed last time, and even got as far at The Broadstreet Mall. [aka The

Shame. Seems like a 'warm up' opportunity for the show running in October, was wasted. Tickets for show at MK Theatre on Friday 6pm, around

Everything about these >> Stella McCartney boots << is stunning, including the price.

How did that go? Reading again tomorrow PM. Anyone know a good place to eat at Henley-on-Thames .... Assuming I get there this time .... ;-)

Looking at the shoes again in the Critique section has just given me a thought I should have realised before. [Duh! ] If you use a stiletto style heel, you may need to take a spare pair of tips if the shoes come with nylon ones. Or change them for steel tips before the walk? I've never measured distances (no method available), but I'd say I get 4 miles from nylon ones, and at least twice that from metal ones. ...

As before, Lip 109.

Well spotted.

In keeping with my general (current) run of luck .... I'm working tomorrow night.