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This boots are made for walking ...

When I've been to Dallas i saw a lot of woman wearing high heels and when i say high heels i don't talk about porn boots. I talk about regular women foot wear with a bit of a heel.

Some how i realized that Hywell was right, the woman who insist to wear high heel, can't walk in them. At least in the US. I think i only saw max 10 Women in the US who could walk in high heels and didn't look like somebody locked their knees in a 160 degrees angle.

In Europe i saw max 10 women who weren't able to walk in high heels.

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This entry was posted by Dan, on Monday, May 07, 2007.

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