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rogerandsarah · 9th September 2006, 02:19

The answer to Rob's question is "no, it couldn't". We know nothing about bicycles and have never been to Emsworth, though we do drive past it now and again. We did design, amongst other things, quite a lot of the fetish shoes still sold by some internet shops and originally commissioned a cobbler in London to make them for us by hand ( these shoes were actually not expensive, they were way too cheap for hand made shoes), but when they tried to speed up production at new premises and the quality took a few knocks (annoying our clients in the process) we hit problems, and lost it financially in the Big Recession of 1991. Sorry for the inconvenience, but never mind, here we are again, and this time the shoes are dead right in our opinion - an almost perfect rendition of the winklepicker stilettos of 1960. The fetish heels were always an accident, as I told Oliver a while back. He also knows the evil truth behind that mis- sized shoe he was asking about - the one with our label which was actually NOT part of our collection of designs, and seems to have been sold with our label after we stopped trading - but which looks like it came from the workshop we used. Naughty!

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rogerandsarah I'm a Bronze Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: UK Posts: 12 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Rep Power: 3	The answer to Rob's question is "no, it couldn't". We know nothing about bicycles and have never been to Emsworth, though we do drive past it now and again. We did design, amongst other things, quite a lot of the fetish shoes still sold by some internet shops and originally commissioned a cobbler in London to make them for us by hand ( these shoes were actually not expensive, they were way too cheap for hand made shoes), but when they tried to speed up production at new premises and the quality took a few knocks (annoying our clients in the process) we hit problems, and lost it financially in the Big Recession of 1991. Sorry for the inconvenience, but never mind, here we are again, and this time the shoes are dead right in our opinion - an almost perfect rendition of the winklepicker stilettos of 1960. The fetish heels were always an accident, as I told Oliver a while back. He also knows the evil truth behind that mis- sized shoe he was asking about - the one with our label which was actually NOT part of our collection of designs, and seems to have been sold with our label after we stopped trading - but which looks like it came from the workshop we used. Naughty! __________________ There is no such thing as too pointed.