I hope that "Cessie" isn't any sort of code for "Cesspit" Miss Scarlet!... Although it at times could describe the state of my mind. My granny would refer to her Apron as a "Pinny" "Prinny" is just fine thanks....
It is already unlike Monday around here. For I have found a pair of Dexter's at the foot of my bed from last might! It was a Bernice Clifton moment..."Black Man, Black Man Where Are You From.... Black Man , Black Man....." that damn gin!
I want the disco heel ones pictured. They would look lovely as I am spininng and hustling under the mirrored ball whilst snorting rose petals. Plus, they work with my chosen Quianna fabrics!
Oh, no sweetie it lasted several years! The seventies were a cruel period for mens clothing. I had those shoes for Stevie Tepper's Bar Mizvah. at Executive Catering in 1975.
I'll admit it... I fell off a pair of shoes just like that at the school dance.... Couldn't walk for a week with the resultant sprained ankle. I think I tripped on the cuff of my pale blue tartan crimpolene bell bottoms...
I used to live in an apartment across from a Baptist church, good lord those men dressed fine. Pale suits of lilac and green in spring with matching shoes. Loved it.
Laying on of hands or hand jobs? Really I loved living by that church, the music poured out and the hats! OMG the hats. But I had never in my life seen men as fancy as that. I used to watch out the window on purpose just to see the clothes. Just's just say men in navy and black at my own church never measured up after that.
Got a pair of platforms just like these for my 13th b'day 1973! Wore with plaid pants and big collared flower poly shirt. Big hair and puka shells. Get ups like these unfortunately put an end to new looks for men ever since.
I, too, had a pair them honkin' big heels. They were a chunky silhouette at the best of times and with my size 13 flappers, they looked more like shipping containers.
I was in Jr. Hi back when these shoes were popular. Between classes when the guys hit the halls it sounded like a herd of buffalo running by. Then the guys started pounding tacks into the heels, which made it sound like elephants tap dancing their way through the school at a high rate of speed every 45 minutes. Ah, hormones...
Let's get some shoes!
ReplyDeleteI'm assuming you've ordered the "Lexington"
Deletewith the "three black studs?"
If by "Lexington" you mean "hot sweaty orgy", and by "three black studs" you mean "three black studs", then yes, I certainly did.
DeleteTHOM: Frankly, there is no other way to interpret my assumption.
DeleteI'm just ordering the pacemaker darling....
ReplyDeletePRINCESS: Note that they all have pacemakers…obviously they’re being marketed with the Infomaniac crowd in mind.
DeleteI'm ordering bubble wrap that I am going to transform into waterproof socks. Cessie can help.
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SCARLET: Who is Cessie?
DeleteHave you hired a maid?
Prin-Cessie...?!
DeleteI have been trying for years to think of a nick-name for Princess and continue to fail miserably.
Sx
Hadn't we settled on Prinny?
DeleteI will end up calling her pinny... which works quite well considering that she is a genius with a thimble.
DeleteSx
SCARLET: But “pinny” could be an abbreviation for pinhead.
DeleteSee definition number one.
NOOOOOOOOO....
DeleteBetter make sure my keyboard is free from crumbs in future....
Sx
I hope that "Cessie" isn't any sort of code for "Cesspit" Miss Scarlet!... Although it at times could describe the state of my mind.
DeleteMy granny would refer to her Apron as a "Pinny"
"Prinny" is just fine thanks....
Oh.. and make sure you get enough bubble wrap Miss Scarlet and I'll run you up a water proof bubble wrap wrap while I'm at it!
DeleteWhy not call Princess "Peenee"? It would really mess with people.
DeleteThis could work for me as I often call Mr Peenee, Mr Peewee!
DeleteThank you!
Sxxx
THOM & SCARLET: You bitches are insane.
DeleteFABULOUSLY insane!
And isn't there a fairy tale about The Princess and the Peenee?
Fairy Tale!!!! I have the bruises to prove what that man can do with his lump... even through a mattress....
DeleteIt is already unlike Monday around here. For I have found a pair of Dexter's at the foot of my bed from last might! It was a Bernice Clifton moment..."Black Man, Black Man Where Are You From.... Black Man , Black Man....." that damn gin!
ReplyDeleteMISTRESS MADDIE: We had the cameras rolling.
DeleteWhat, no cowboy boots?
ReplyDeleteLX: You didn’t win anything, either.
DeleteHere you are sir!
DeleteMistress MJ used to have a collection of cowboy boots and my faves had playing cards on them.
DeleteOh! Nice price on those boots, Jon!
DeleteMistress, more likely caught with boots with cards in them?
DeleteDon't give away all my secrets, LX.
DeleteAnd playing strip-poker, no doubt about it!
DeleteAnd losing most of the time. Tee-hee!
I want the disco heel ones pictured. They would look lovely as I am spininng and hustling under the mirrored ball whilst snorting rose petals. Plus, they work with my chosen Quianna fabrics!
ReplyDeleteAnd by "rose petals" you mean poppers.
DeleteWatch out, it's raining disco balls!
DeleteI'm using those as earrings.
DeleteOh yes - I remember that era - about 1975/6.
ReplyDeleteThe Dexters are 1973 and the Flagg Bros. are 1971.
DeleteJust before your time.
But not before Norma's, I might add.
DeleteOh, no sweetie it lasted several years! The seventies were a cruel period for mens clothing. I had those shoes for Stevie Tepper's Bar Mizvah. at Executive Catering in 1975.
ReplyDeleteBITCHES: Everyone over to Cookie's blog!
DeleteI'll admit it... I fell off a pair of shoes just like that at the school dance.... Couldn't walk for a week with the resultant sprained ankle. I think I tripped on the cuff of my pale blue tartan crimpolene bell bottoms...
ReplyDeleteCrimplene…now THERE’S a word you don’t hear anymore.
DeleteI used to live in an apartment across from a Baptist church, good lord those men dressed fine. Pale suits of lilac and green in spring with matching shoes. Loved it.
ReplyDeleteKELLY RED: If I lived across the street from that church, I’d feel the need for the laying on of hands.
DeleteLaying on of hands or hand jobs? Really I loved living by that church, the music poured out and the hats! OMG the hats. But I had never in my life seen men as fancy as that. I used to watch out the window on purpose just to see the clothes. Just's just say men in navy and black at my own church never measured up after that.
DeleteKELLY RED: Did you get healed?
DeleteAnd by that I mean "sexual healing."
The Dexter shoes have a fantastic heel!
ReplyDeleteMy new Dolce & Gabbana shoes are a different style but they look hot. The heels aren't so high.
PETRA: I thought you only wore stilettos.
DeleteGot a pair of platforms just like these for my 13th b'day 1973! Wore with plaid pants and big collared flower poly shirt. Big hair and puka shells. Get ups like these unfortunately put an end to new looks for men ever since.
ReplyDeleteRILEY: A photo is an absolute requirement, in this case.
DeleteI, too, had a pair them honkin' big heels. They were a chunky silhouette at the best of times and with my size 13 flappers, they looked more like shipping containers.
ReplyDeletePEENEE: ♫Herring boxes, without topses, sandals were for Clementine. ♫
DeleteOr Mr. Peewee, in this case.
I was in Jr. Hi back when these shoes were popular. Between classes when the guys hit the halls it sounded like a herd of buffalo running by. Then the guys started pounding tacks into the heels, which made it sound like elephants tap dancing their way through the school at a high rate of speed every 45 minutes. Ah, hormones...
ReplyDeleteNATIONS: It probably smelled like a herd of buffalo too.
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