White shoes :eek: I think you've got to go with a strappy sandal.

:mad:

you might be in the wrong thread, deary. Tophat posted this white shoe in the Witness Protection Thread so maybe they know about such matters

http://www.tedsclothiers.com/product...WING%20TIP.jpg

hehe that's a fun white shoe.

Too bad I'm looking for something to go nicely with this dress:
http://www.bestbridalprices.com/imag...ns/tn_638F.jpg

My palm, still has the wonderful aroma of cigar on it.

good luck with the shoes girl...I am happy for you.

white shoes are overrated. get some Adidas rod lavers and be done with it. best and most comfy shoe to wear!

We might have to explore your taste in shoes. I'm thinking with that beautiful dress you can't see the shoes anyway ;)

How about these from Gucci?

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...9740-oro-p.jpg

perhaps something a tad more subtle and traditional

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...d73072bi-p.jpg

Or maybe Dior is more your taste?

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...d73250go-p.jpg

Need feedback for further direction.

EEk!:eek:
those look expensive! it also looks as if you would only wear them once or twice.

i still say go with chucks :lol:

oh, and i like the shoes in the middle, "the traditional"

they look as if they would fit nicely. maybe you could do away with that strappy thing on top.

I'm more of a dior girl...

Nick has nasty taste in shoes.

How about a plain white silk pump? Or is that out there these days?

what about plain white flats? or are those a no-no with a dress.

ring, exactly.

yes

Let's dance.

OK, those might be a tad too gaudy for some tastes ...but I was just exploring the acceptable range. I agree you can't go wrong with a nice plain white silk pump. If I was a bride, that's probably what I'd wear ...and I do have pictures of me as a bride but no need to go there at this time.

I do like ring's shoes. Those would be very cute in patent leather.

^ true, those are very cute pixie shoes.

Hey, anybody notice how the white moose led into the white shoes and white wedding dress? I'm telling you, the interconnectivity of the Universe is mind boggling.

Lou Reed agrees with you....

I think that the elves in Santa's workshop should all show up to my wedding wearing those shoes.

:orly:

Sunshine on my balcony garden.

Eyebrows are very expressive.

are eyebrows capable of greater expression than words?
I wonder... could be a grand experiment.

Ain't nothin but a G thang baybeh....

Let's have a Monday party!

Hell yeah.

Today is my Friday, I'm off for the next 2 days.

In the beginning
"they" said I had a problem:
I've never believed.

The passage of time
has shown that they might be right:
"I"'m okay with that.

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p.s. That shoe business blew my skirt up.

When one of those days has one of those days it's just happy it didn't have a day like today.

bean bag chairs are comfortable.

Let me guess again
wanting the count to be right
I hope you're all happy.

Oi!

that'll be all.

No way!

Pistachios.....

Iranian

oil

walnut

Chili Cheese Cake!

Jalapeno ice cream!

I've never had Jalapeno ice cream. I can't imagine it being very delicious.

such a quiet day.

merci, blah-blah
 

Fuck supporting groups.
There is ev'rything to gain by being yourself.

This is excellent.

Yo!

yo


What is the world's longest yo-yo spin?

The record for the world's longest yo-yo spin, or better known as the sleeper, has two categories; fixed axle and transaxle.

A fixed axle yo-yo has no moving part, the axle is attached to the sides and spins through a loop in the string.

The world's longest fixed axle sleeper was set by Tim Redmond at the Massachusetts State Championships in Amherst, Massachusetts on March 26 2006 at 2 minutes 53.61 seconds.

A transaxle yo-yo has an outer sleeve over the axle, sometimes filled with ball bearings, which spins independently from the yo-yo.

The world's longest transaxle sleeper was also set by Tim Redmond at the Pennsylvania State Yo-Yo Championships on May 28 2005 at 16 minutes 17.18 seconds.

pleas
 

(Good yo-yos)

If realizing
commonality hurts you
Noone would do it.

Knowing our future
would prevent our progression:
One must dare to dream.

(One's belief
in fragile being
supports US)

I don't see anyonnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnne.

Land ho!

It appears
there might be problems
with this thread.

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Seems fine to me :)

no problems, flowers are fine


What is the world's longest rosebush?

In 1885 someone from Scotland brought a root of a white Lady Banksia to Tombstone, Arizona, planted it and it has been growing since.

Currently it is the world's longest rosebush, the trunk is a rosy 12 feet in circumference and the rosebush covers over 8,000 square feet.

Each spring the rosebush blooms with over a million tiny white blossoms.

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...2/rosebush.jpg

Roses you say?

http://www.beyondblossoms.com/images...oom%20copy.jpg

What color would you like?

Roses are red....

Aha!...just as I thought.

The problem lies within my PC,
this one at the library works just fine.

Greetings!

Well howdy stranger. Bad PC :p

A floral greeting to you.

Perhaps you have your security setting such that it is blocking this thread for some reason. I noticed that the "Dennis Weaver" thread was kicking off my desktop protection software and blocking one of the photos posted in that thread, though it was a totally innocuous photo; I figure the site from where that photo is linked might be "suspect" or some such nonsense. But caution, don't let your guard down on my oversimplified comment and risk a real problem. I'm just mentioning it so you can think about it, inquire with more knowledgeable folks, and hey, it's another post in The Longest Thread making it even longer :rolleyes:

If Recognizing
Our Oneness Didn't Hurt Us
We Might Just Do It.

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I might play,
having a reason:
I love you.

Flowers? Pretty! How about a few soybean sprouts?

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3229/...d9a6629039.jpg

Happy Friday! :)

TGIF! I have something to look forward to for lunchtime, a bunch of people from work are going to a local pub that we haven't tried yet, to celebrate a birthday.

Posting posting posting....
that sounds rather...

I wonder if the glitchy post ghosties are gone?

The ghosts are now convening elsewhere.

They said your computer was boring.

With a wave of my hand I told them, "shoo!"

I forgot how much I love popcorn.

Magical Information Systems Analsyt wanted; excellent salary and benefits, free wine, beer, popcorn and good music to a qualified candidate.

My lunch with fellow employees was good, some Sam Adams draft, sweet sausage parm sandwich. Would do it again.

energized, yet headache. How frustrating

I get that sometimes, gg. Sucks but it's great :D

...oh yea, and "the longest" free firm fingertip scalp massages which will rid your body of pain and allow you to focus your energy on better things.

Good tune Eso.....

very smooth...

massage is a cool word.

Tingling sensations
have invaded me again.
I really like that.

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Webs are designed well.

I like smiling.

Smile when heart is weary.

Licking your lips after a tasty dinner?

:D

Your new icon suits you well, ring.
I am a fan of the smiling Cheshire cat.

Is there another definition that I cannot find? Or is Lewis Caroll playing with words? I always assumed Cheshire was an adjective.

Lewis Caroll has been known to play with words....
a bit.

If we could climb around in his mind for a spell,
I don't think he'd mind....
at all.

If only I could find it. hmmmmm. wehere did I leave that great literary mind?

This might be funny: tried to speak cunnilingus tongue unaccepted.

? it, if you will.

What?

Good morning.

I'll give that new embed code a try soon.

I like it. :D

I can now embed some of my favorite songs for others to enjoy (or dislike.)

whee! new printer is awesome!

What'd you get, Mex?

Sade ftw.

That is one silky voice.

Yeah Sade is great.

Some Gypsy Kings!

One of my all time faves....
My dog and I are dancing around the room.

thanks, Eso. I'm appreciating your musical feeds for entertainment and knowledge.

I've always loved Sade's stuff. The Gypsy Kings are making me jump and dance, too, but then it's making me put on some Hungarian-type gypsy music which better suits my psyche.

As an aside, though not the longest aside, my boy came running into the house a couple minutes ago saying there was a Big Bird up in one of our trees. So we checked it out and strangely enough, it's a wild turkey. Since we live in a residential suburb 10min from downtown Philadelphia, this is a very rare site, no turkeys seen about these parts in the last 30+ years.

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...2/CIMG0334.jpg

an HPa310 printer. wireless bluetooth 4x6 photo printer. It's cool. i haven't really played with it but for now, it's fun.

Wild turkey!?! In a tree! Crazy.

I cook them for two hours at 350 degrees...in a roasting bag...
then let them slow cook at 280 until tender.

Tryptophan!.......

not I.

If I could fix a dinner to your preference...
maybe I could fix a 'faux pas' as well...

Peace.

And joy.
12797.

Time to make a soup....

time to feed...

we all need
to thrive...

a collective...
appetite

will never bite...
the hand
of
love.

I come here for love bytes and try to give some, too.

Treats for treaties!