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Posted: 04-19-07 14:34pm
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anyone into platforms?
can you imagine walking in these - 8" 
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Posted: 04-19-07 14:36pm
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I can barely keep my balance now! How
would I ever be able to walk in those
I don't think my husband would like them
anyways!
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Posted: 04-19-07 14:36pm
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or these? - xtreme platforms
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Posted: 04-19-07 14:39pm
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I, personally, am all about heels. I wear
them everyday. I mean heels to...4 inches
is the average.
But I don't think that even I could do
that!
Zan, did you get a pair of those to go
with your poll? 
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Posted: 04-19-07 14:49pm
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Gah!
.I have a few pairs of 5-6' heels
(husband's kink, not mine) but nothing
with a huge platform like those!
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Posted: 04-19-07 14:49pm
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| mc4ever02
wrote: | I, personally, am all about
heels. I wear them everyday. I mean heels
to...4 inches is the average.
But I don't think that even I could do
that!
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Even with 4" heels
I would break my neck. I can barely
handle 2" heals unless they are clog type
heals. I really don't need them as I am
5'10".
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Posted: 04-19-07 14:50pm
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i looooove high heels, but wow... ick.
i saw some with fake water and fish in
them hahaha
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Posted: 04-19-07 14:54pm
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I wear high high heels too....being that I
am only 5'2'', that's my only hope of ever
being average height! I don't think I
would wear those though.....I don't really
fancy them!
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Posted: 04-19-07 14:54pm
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| *star*
wrote: | | mc4ever02
wrote: | I, personally, am all about
heels. I wear them everyday. I mean heels
to...4 inches is the average.
But I don't think that even I could do
that!
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Even with 4" heels
I would break my neck. I can barely
handle 2" heals unless they are clog type
heals. I really don't need them as I am
5'10". |
Yeah, I'm 5'5'' on a good day. So I've
been wearing them for as long as I can
remember. My dh is 6'3'' so we look kinda
funny if I don't wear them. Plus, it is
really hard to find pants that are short
enought to wear without heels. 
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Posted: 04-19-07 14:55pm
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| mc4ever02
wrote: | | *star*
wrote: | | mc4ever02
wrote: | I, personally, am all about
heels. I wear them everyday. I mean heels
to...4 inches is the average.
But I don't think that even I could do
that!
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Even with 4" heels
I would break my neck. I can barely
handle 2" heals unless they are clog type
heals. I really don't need them as I am
5'10". |
Yeah, I'm 5'5'' on a good day. So I've
been wearing them for as long as I can
remember. My dh is 6'3'' so we look kinda
funny if I don't wear them. Plus, it is
really hard to find pants that are short
enought to wear without heels. |
exactly
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Posted: 04-19-07 14:58pm
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Alright. I need a pair of those. Of
course, I would probably kill myself. I am
a complete clutz as I can barely walk
without tripping in flats! I am 5'4 and
my hubby is 6'6. We sound the same mc.
Regular pants are too long and petite are
too short for me. I can't win!
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Posted: 04-19-07 15:01pm
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Yup, and I'm to cheap to order them from
somewhere. I'm a clearance shopper.
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Posted: 04-19-07 15:03pm
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| Kia
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i have these. they're my "around the
house" shoes.
just kidding. the only people who can pull
these off are drag queens.
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Posted: 04-19-07 15:04pm
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I'm 5'4" and I looooove how long my pants
are. I'm one of those "wish I was 4'11"
people - I think being short is so cute! I
love the idea of being tiny. Weird, I
know.
am I the only person who gets cramps in
their calves while wearing heels? 
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Kia
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Posted: 04-19-07 15:13pm
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nope heels kill me.
my calves cramp and I can't walk properly
either lol
I'm only 5'2" and I'm a strictly flats
girl (or trainers).
I used to love heels about 10 years ago
but haven't really worn them since I broke
my navicular bone falling off the tiniest
pait of platforms ever (they were about an
inch lmao)
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Posted: 04-19-07 15:15pm
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Wait, you broke your what? What is that?
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Posted: 04-19-07 15:22pm
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| Quote: | | The navicular
bone is a key structural component in the
formation of the arch of the foot. When
this bone is in the proper position, the
arch is maintained. However, if this bone
moves out of position, towards the bottom
of the foot (plantar surface), then the
arch begins to sag and
disappear. |
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AyaMiyaki
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Posted: 04-19-07 15:27pm
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1. Ow! 
2. did you have a cast or anything?
3. Is that part of the foot or part of the
ankle?
I tell .aaron all the time that .i'm going
to bust my butt and break something in
those dumb shoes. Now I have a story to go
along with it! (.i'll leave out the part
where yours were only an inch... )
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