LMAO!!!

Somebody's a little sensitive I see. But then, that would make
sense.... lol

Foot-art, red strappy sandals, and rainbow sandals (do you have
a "rainbow coalition" sticker on your car too?) are all *quite*
effeminate. The fact that they are in a men's size is irrelevant.

Go ahead, get all pissy and throw a fit all you like, it won't change
the fact that the pics you showed are anything BUT masculine, and
will simply put most guys off of the idea, rather than drawing them
into it. That's a fact.

FWIW - I have one that I rather happen to like, and so do the women
in my area. But it's 1, it's masculine, and it's only ever worn with
masculine styled sandals.

Even the simple addition of 1 extra ring changes that from attractive
and cool, to "too much". I've experienced it. I know.

I would like to see such things gain more acceptance. They way you do
it will ensure that it does not.

Sorry, you don't have to like it, and you can hate the messenger all
you want. But if this is the way you react to things, I would suggest
some Midol. ;) lol


--- In toe_rings@..., "peterpoddy" <peterpoddy@a...>
wrote:
>
> --- In toe_rings@..., "usquanigo" <usquanigo@n...>
> wrote:
> >
> > No, they are not "just for girls", but wearing them *like* girls
> > (wearing too many and with women's sandals), does NOT help this
> gain
> > acceptance, by *either* men, or women.
>
> Who do you thing you are "usquanigo"?? You know nothing about me
yet
> you think you have the intelligence to insult me and my choice of
> jewelery.... WRONG.
> The sandals in the pics are mens sandals, size UK10 / Euro44. In
our
> house the only person in women's sandals is my girlfriend of 7
years,
> OK?
> The Havaianas flip-flops were a present from her twin sisters who
> live in Australia. They know I like them and they are hard to get
in
> the UK. Birkenstocks, however, are available everywhere. Open your
> eyes.
> I have been wearing at least 1 toe ring for 5 or 6 years now and
half
> of the ones came from a classy jewelry store in Las Vegas called
> Cleo's. The lady who fitted them for me (They are real silver,
fitted
> to size toe rings, not cheap adjustable ones) told me there were
many
> men in the US wearing toe rings, and they are perfectly acceptable.
> Cool even....
> I have never had any problems with accepance with my friends,
family
> or collegues (Yes, I do wear sandals at work) The only comments I
get
> are positive, except for you
> Try www.cleos.com, or www.toerings.com who have a specific men's
> section and that's where I got my other rings from.
>
> So, next time you air your crass and ill-informed opinions, put
your
> stuipd, dumbass brain into operation first and leave the rest of us
> alone.
> Looser
>