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piisfish 136
QuoteI was referring to this kind of stiletto... Not the sharp knife...
haha, oh,yeah...
I would certainly scare the heck out of anyone with a stiletto at this point, seeing as how I've had to have my rental jumpsuit sewn in 3 different spots for 2 landings
still, a stiletto shoe would be even scarier!
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Shotgun 1
He wore his own fashions and often had hot women with him, dressed in his designs (I believe he was heterosexual, if I remember correctly, not that it matters). I never got to know him very well, but from the time we spent with him he seemed like a really nice and cool guy.
We all have our little quirks...
piisfish 136
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still, a stiletto shoe would be even scarier!
I'd prefer to see pictures of you with the shoes rather than the canopy at this point...
QuoteWe all have our little quirks...
sure we all do...and I am sure that guy was nice...
okay, back to bonfire (and finishing my paper).
Just had to stir the pot one more time, some of these SC folks are pretty interesting
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I'd prefer to see pictures of you with the shoes rather than the canopy at this point...
hhmm, something to keep in mind when I go to Rantoul...
come on, what could be a better thing for a skychick to wear, than a canopy?
heck, the size of a guys' rig doesn't matter anymore to me, so long as I can wear his canopy
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slug 1
LMAO
Too funny but I'm out of here befor things get serious again
R.I.P.
yoink 321
QuoteI am very accepting of people, it's just the things they do that I don;t agree with that bother me...
ROFLMFAO!!!!
that has to be one on the funniest and most hippocritical statements I've ever heard!!! Right up there with "I HATE intolerant people!"
mr2mk1g 10
QuoteI just state that I dont like men cross dressing?
I am a man. Society dictates that as a man I should wear trousers and not a dress.
I work in an office. Society dictates that as I work in an office I should wear a suit.
Tomorrow it is “dress down Friday”. I shall not wear a suit but I will still work in an office. Will that offend you? After all, I will be breaking with the rules laid down by society with regards to my attire.
Are not these two things the same? Why should one rule laid down by society with regards to my attire be more important than another? They’re both from the same source and both relate to the same subject. Why would one cause deep offence to you and the other not?
Some men enjoy dressing up as a woman. This does not harm you but you feel a sense of anger when you see them doing it.
Some men enjoy skydiving. It does not harm passers by who see them under canopy. Do those passers by have any business feeling anger that some men are skydiving? Do those passers by have any business expressing that anger to the skydivers? Do those passers by have any business trying to stop the skydivers skydiving?
Why would one personal choice be ok for someone to do without being attacked for it while another personal choice not be? Is there some difference between skydiving and cross-dressing in terms of rights or whom it affects?
piisfish 136
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come on, what could be a better thing for a skychick to wear, than a canopy?
heck, the size of a guys' rig doesn't matter anymore to me, so long as I can wear his canopy
I have a Safire, you wanna wear only a Safire ??
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Is it so bad to be like a woman?
Yes, if you weren't born one!
And I am no where near being a feminist, so I might differ from you in how I view males.QuoteWhy do you think it's so much worse for a man to show some feminine traits than for a woman to show some masculine ones?
I'm just saying it's more common it seems for men to cross-dress
Oh, contraire...
I've seen more shows on Bravo and other networks with those sorts of specials on female transvestites and transexuals than on male cross dressers. Besides, think about it. When my mother was in school in the 60's, women weren't allowed to wear pants of any kind, only skirts. Now, women can wear what they want. Why can't men? In Scotland, traditional garb is a kilt or a plaid, which is a piece of material wrapped in a way that it's basically a skirt with another piece wrapped around one shoulder. Men have worn those for centuries.
All I'm saying is, don't bash something so trivial as men who want to wear skirts...you never know if, 10 years from now, it's a commonly accepted practice!
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QuoteQuoteI am very accepting of people, it's just the things they do that I don;t agree with that bother me...
ROFLMFAO!!!!
that has to be one on the funniest and most hippocritical statements I've ever heard!!! Right up there with "I HATE intolerant people!"
I totally agree!
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Blondes do have more fun!
hey, good idea, a size 11 4'' heel stiletto, I'll hafta carry one of those with me next time I go running alone, and if any weirdos come near... I can poke em with my razor-edged heel!
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