Long overdue I'd say!!

I hate stripper shoes. Not hot in any way.

Then don't wear them.

In that banner, they're on a redhead. Therefore, they are hot. You can put anything on a redhead and it will be hot.

Mackerel? Tuna? Sea bass? Catfish? Hot. Hot. Hot. Hot. In a redhead.

Were you on the road with Led Zeppelin, Mr. President?

Yes. If you see photos from their tours in the late '70s, I'm easy to pick out. I'm the one with long hair.

http://observer.guardian.co.uk/omm/stor ... 53,00.html

(A bit WANderground, this...)

10: Led Zep and the mud shark
'A pretty young groupie with red hair was tied to the bed,' claimed Stephen Davis in Hammer of the Gods. 'Led Zeppelin proceeded to stuff pieces of shark into her vagina and rectum.' Not quite. Zep did catch sharks from the window of their hotel, but the pesce in question was actually a red snapper, while the perpetrator was road manager Richard Cole.

Hey! I've got some shoes like that except they are red and sparkly - they are the business I'm telling you Frank!

Anyway, yay to wild drunken parties! I was at one last night - it was great!

Didja pull?

Oh yeah - a works night out where I was accosted by the gorgeous 25-year old Dance teacher! Result! No spade work whatsoever! I love luck!

Bang on!

I stand by my position.

And request a photo.

Here's one I prepared earlier - I call it Cinderella's night off.

I don't care much for stripper shoes, either, but those are pretty cool.

It appears to be raining or something in your photo, Jojo.

And those shoes look very uncomfortable, so I cannot call them hot. The woman in them may be, but the shoes themselves? Feh.

But, feel free to keep wearing them, if you wish. They're your feet, after all.

I was looking for an editorial cartoon which showed Roosevelt supporting Taft at the 1908 Republican Convention, but couldn't find it. This pic might be of use---if the word on the tree were to be changed to "Taylor"...

Now THIS cartoon is priceless!

The shoes are actually really comfy - I like to keep my feet happy - and I have danced all night in them.
Sadly they don't go with many if any of the rest of my clothes so, in appreciation of their sculptural qualities I display them in a red velvet lined black laquer box for most of the time. I'm sure John and Chris would approve!

I've never heard them called "stripper shoes" although my friend always used to call shoes with ankle straps "prozzie shoes".

Thanks. The red glitter gives them a bit of a sandpaperly quality - perhaps they are paint-stripper shoes