**Daily Chat Thread**24th Sept 2008*

notanothergreyhair

redsquirrel80 wrote: »

Awww What kind of shoes do you like NAGH?

Where do I start? I never wear trainers, they don't suit me.

I want some of these next:

http://www.paulsmith.co.uk/shoes-217/mens-shoe-s8xc-b047-cor-tm/product.html?LproductId=8292

Buffythedebtslayer

Oh my GOD I am watching SuperNanny.

Blimey.

Any one with children you have my total respect. I know the cameras hype things up but crikey Moses. I wouldn't keep my temper.

How would you live like that. Please let the cameras have been hyping up this poor women's life.

Any way. I shall now go and catch up with the goss etc.

xxx

Burlesque_Babe

spud30 wrote: »

OMG BB they're gorgeous. What size are they

Size 7 - never worn either (other than a 'grabbing onto the wall totter when I bought them in the hope I could wear them one day') so probably not worth trying to make any money in the 'specialist' market of shoes!!!!! :rotfl:

Snaggles

Those shoes are gorgeous BB!!

I've never quite understood shoe fetishists either....each to their own eh?

I'm knackered, I went for a run (1.5 miles - practically a marathon... ) but about half an hour later started feeling a bit crap. Then hubby reminded me that I haven't actually eaten anything today (haven't had much of an appetite since having a cold a few days ago), so he has just come to the rescue with a big bowl of pasta. :A

The running is obviously working though, because I've lost 10lbs in just a little over 3 weeks!

jinky67

notanothergreyhair wrote: »

May I ask a question? (a non-perverted one for once)

I know we all have DFW goals, usually with a DFD in the future. I have been thinking about a few other things in my life today and I was wondering - do any of you set (flexible) timetables for other goals? Such as having a two/five/ten year plan etc.

I have never been one for making plans.....i just go with the flow:cool:

jinky67

notanothergreyhair wrote: »

Where do I start? I never wear trainers, they don't suit me.

I want some of these next:

http://www.paulsmith.co.uk/shoes-217/mens-shoe-s8xc-b047-cor-tm/product.html?LproductId=8292

:eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: at the price

but what lovely taste in shoes:D

spud30

Burlesque_Babe wrote: »

Size 7 - never worn either (other than a 'grabbing onto the wall totter when I bought them in the hope I could wear them one day') so probably not worth trying to make any money in the 'specialist' market of shoes!!!!! :rotfl:

We're the same size :T

I've got some shoes like that, never worn but far too lovely to bin/sell. My favourites have quite high shiny metal heels, but I cant walk in heels and look like a fella in drag

Burlesque_Babe

flippin' nora - £235???? Are you going to wear them daily until you're a pensioner??!! :rotfl:

Burlesque_Babe

but then again, why have the cheapy ones I saw earlier when I can pay £195 for these almost identical ones!!!

http://www.paulsmith.co.uk/shoes-218/womens-shoe-s8lp-b625-ind-790/product.html?LproductId=8407

Now THEY are worth putting on a shelf!! (behind bullet proof glass at that price!)


OMG - have you seen the prices of the Paul Smith purses?!!!!!! You'd have have any money to put in one if you bought one!!!

And £12 for a teatowel (or a box of pencils !!!!!!!) - £12!! It's accessory !!!!!! - you know you shouldn't be looking but you just can't help yourself!

skint_spice

NAGH - nice shoes but what a price! and £14 for the socks...:rotfl: :rotfl: