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Old 09-09-2011, 05:50 AM #1
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Default Cotton Tights/ socks
It has come that time of year when I am begining to look rediculous with sandals and my business suit( it is gales and rain outside and I am panicing about forcing my feet into shoes and tights). Can anyone suggest anything to wear with shoes that will not make my feet overheat more. Nylons are a killer!!!
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