Are they comfy? I get the feeling they probably are!
Link doesn't work.It's probably the most "girly" outfit I've got. The rest is just spikey armbands, baggy black combat shorts/pants, and metal and rock band t-shirts! This outfit is simple enough. Black denim halter top, black denim shorts, black belt suspenders underneath the shorts for added flare on the legs, lacey stockings and one each of these badboys on either arm. Can't see them in the picture though!
....That's... mighty tempting now... how much did they cost, if I may ask? And how's the balance? So sick of stretching my toes and craning my neck and still not seeing shit at gigs!About 5-6 inches I think. So yeah, they add a considerable amount of height. These are gonna be incredibely useful at gigs. No more climbing on my friends backs to get a good view of the stage!
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....That's... mighty tempting now... how much did they cost, if I may ask? And how's the balance? So sick of stretching my toes and craning my neck and still not seeing shit at gigs!
If you want to search for a similar type of boot, search for "frankenstein boot" or "frankenstein platforms". Come in all different shapes and sizes.They actually seem pretty useful since I'm tiny. *looks into nut cruncher boots*
I always hate shaving the knee part, it's the most difficult spot for me. There's always an annoying strand left somewhere and I sometimes end up cutting myself a bit. Ugh
Behold, my new boots. Which I have dubbed "The Nut Crunchers"! Sorry for the shitty quality, took it at my friends house and the lighting in his house is awful!
Random Thursday thing:
Two strange guys just walked by the front of the apartment (we're second to last in a row, so they'd have to actually walk in off the street and go a bit down the row of apartments to even get in the back like this), and beelined for the door as soon as they saw me working at the table. They didn't look like they were in any emergency need, so I shook my head and they turned away and continued on to the neighbor's (last house).
First thought at seeing two, er, meth-skinny (as they call them here) white guys wearing sports t-shirts and side-turned hats that don't live in any of these apartments walk by was that they're seeing who's home and knocking on doors to case the area (as they didn't have clipboards like for charities or anything else on them). No doubt I'm a paranoid over-imaginative person, but being home alone does nothing to increase my confidence in strangers, especially when the neighbors got a bunch of their stuff outside stolen last week and someone else saw a pair of junkies tossing needles in the grass out front recently. All a bit weird as it's a fairly nice area...
Anyway, just feeling mean and bit silly for turning away strange dudes without any cause besides potentially elaborate personal suspicions and niggling distrust of men randomly appearing in pairs. Anyone else have a similar experience...?
Wow, that is fucked up. Awful to say but I'm glad he only took the laptop and didn't do anything worse...I dont know but when I was living out near Caulfield in one of those apartment complexes I got burglarized during the day. Was home alone and dude just came in and took my laptop computer. It was scary.
He was on his own though. Big guy, with beard, and he was wearing shirt and business pants.
Good bye laptop o/ I moved out straightaway after that. Can't feel quite secure anymore.
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Wow, that is fucked up. Awful to say but I'm glad he only took the laptop and didn't do anything worse...
I dont know but when I was living out near Caulfield in one of those apartment complexes I got burglarized during the day. Was home alone and dude just came in and took my laptop computer. It was scary.
He was on his own though. Big guy, with beard, and he was wearing shirt and business pants.
Good bye laptop o/ I moved out straightaway after that. Can't feel quite secure anymore.
:<
Having grown up in a not so great area I'm pretty suspicious of everyone I'm not familiar with so I think it's fairly normal.
Yikes. *_* See, that's the kind of thing I fear happening, especially when it's 2 vs. 1 and you open the door. So sorry you had to experience that. Did he say anything? You'd think daytime robbery is pretty ballsy, but it's apparently not uncommon at all. Glad you're out of that place.
It feels bad to be so suspicious when they could be just knocking on doors for some harmless reason (I still can't imagine what that reason might be if not for money or mischief, unfortunately), but being cautious is rarely a negative, I've found.
H. Pro, this is why I have a huge dog. Being alone in the house most of the time, it's comforting to have a dog that's alarm bark sounds like a damned beast from hell.
Souls to devour.
Yea, it is more common than I thought!
That's why I always keep a large kitchen knife, and a meat tenderizer hammer handy in my bedroom in case a stranger breaks in. I've had a few break-ins over the last decade or so, and I've managed to scare off or injure all of the home invaders I've had so far. One poor bastard crawled in through a small window I have in the kitchen that I had open by accident, heard it from upstairs so I got up, grabbed the hammer and knife from my wardrobe and headed down. As soon as he saw me with the weapons he tried to crawl back through the window, managed to grab his leg and jam the knife into the back of his calf a few times before he kicked me in the face and got free.
Rang the police, and they took the details off of me. An hour later they ring up and tell me they found the guy in the emergency room of the local hospital with the exact injury I described. Apparently he was a common theif around our area, and the police had been after him for years. Have had no trouble after that. Had to thouroughly sterilize the kitchen worktop after that though. Don't want blood anywhere near where I'm preparing food!
Souls to devour.
H. Pro, this is why I have a huge dog. Being alone in the house most of the time, it's comforting to have a dog that's alarm bark sounds like a damned beast from hell.
That's why I always keep a large kitchen knife, and a meat tenderizer hammer handy in my bedroom in case a stranger breaks in. I've had a few break-ins over the last decade or so, and I've managed to scare off or injure all of the home invaders I've had so far. One poor bastard crawled in through a small window I have in the kitchen that I had open by accident, heard it from upstairs so I got up, grabbed the hammer and knife from my wardrobe and headed down. As soon as he saw me with the weapons he tried to crawl back through the window, managed to grab his leg and jam the knife into the back of his calf a few times before he kicked me in the face and got free.
Rang the police, and they took the details off of me. An hour later they ring up and tell me they found the guy in the emergency room of the local hospital with the exact injury I described. Apparently he was a common theif around our area, and the police had been after him for years. Have had no trouble after that. Had to thouroughly sterilize the kitchen worktop after that though. Don't want blood anywhere near where I'm preparing food!
I live in the UK; if I had done what you did I would be the one in deep shit. We have to exercise discretion if someone breaks in, you see. You know, evaluate if they are a fucking rapist and or/murderer by sitting them down and asking them a set of questions.
I would never think twice at protecting myself and the animal companions in our house even if it meant spending the rest of my days locked away.
I live in the UK as well. I was lucky enough to get a couple of policemen come to my house who were pretty understanding. My face was a bit scuffed and bruised from where he kicked me with his boots before he escaped, so they said they'd put it down as self defence and took pictures of my face to back up that claim. Never got another call about it after the original call to say they got him.
Thanks for that image. My first good laugh of the day. Amazing dog and a cute kid to boot!Souls to devour.
Bad. Ass.That's why I always keep a large kitchen knife, and a meat tenderizer hammer handy in my bedroom in case a stranger breaks in. I've had a few break-ins over the last decade or so, and I've managed to scare off or injure all of the home invaders I've had so far. One poor bastard crawled in through a small window I have in the kitchen that I had open by accident, heard it from upstairs so I got up, grabbed the hammer and knife from my wardrobe and headed down. As soon as he saw me with the weapons he tried to crawl back through the window, managed to grab his leg and jam the knife into the back of his calf a few times before he kicked me in the face and got free.
Rang the police, and they took the details off of me. An hour later they ring up and tell me they found the guy in the emergency room of the local hospital with the exact injury I described. Apparently he was a common theif around our area, and the police had been after him for years. Have had no trouble after that. Had to thouroughly sterilize the kitchen worktop after that though. Don't want blood anywhere near where I'm preparing food!
That's why I always keep a large kitchen knife, and a meat tenderizer hammer handy in my bedroom in case a stranger breaks in. I've had a few break-ins over the last decade or so, and I've managed to scare off or injure all of the home invaders I've had so far. One poor bastard crawled in through a small window I have in the kitchen that I had open by accident, heard it from upstairs so I got up, grabbed the hammer and knife from my wardrobe and headed down. As soon as he saw me with the weapons he tried to crawl back through the window, managed to grab his leg and jam the knife into the back of his calf a few times before he kicked me in the face and got free.
Rang the police, and they took the details off of me. An hour later they ring up and tell me they found the guy in the emergency room of the local hospital with the exact injury I described. Apparently he was a common theif around our area, and the police had been after him for years. Have had no trouble after that. Had to thouroughly sterilize the kitchen worktop after that though. Don't want blood anywhere near where I'm preparing food!
That's legit hardcore. I would have just screamed and screamed while running around.
That's legit hardcore. I would have just screamed and screamed while running around.
Jesus. Can't imagine living in that kind of fear.... :|You aren't alone H. pro.
I don't even like opening the door for the FedEx guy.
Nothing, really. Just my self-awareness, brisk stride and bitch face to ward off harassers and aggressors. xD I live in a really safe city though.Somewhat on topic, what do you gals carry for personal defense, if anything?
You aren't alone H. pro.
I don't even like opening the door for the FedEx guy.
Somewhat on topic, what do you gals carry for personal defense, if anything? I've got little thing of Sabre pepper spray on my key chain that I've never actually discharged. I fidget with it all the time. One of these days I'm going to accidentally blast myself in the eyes with it.
I've been trying with the idea of carrying a small firearm for personal defense but a part of me thinks that's just dumb.
I've been trying with the idea of carrying a small firearm for personal defense but a part of me thinks that's just dumb.
I started getting yellowing teeth but after some research I've started brushing with activated charcoal for a while and it's been getting progressively whiter.
I just looked this up... huh. Where can I get it?
Jesus. Can't imagine living in that kind of fear.... :|
Man, reading stuff like this and knowing about other girlgaffer's experiences make me rethink posting on here. :/Don't think I don't have my reasons. Certain people on this very forum have contributed to them.
Check your PMs if you want to hear a doozy.
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Oh, I'm sure you do. I just kind of feel sorry for people who live in such awful places.Don't think I don't have my reasons.
Wait what..... :|Certain people on this very forum have contributed to them.
No, he was surprised and just took off without a word x___x
Yea, it is more common than I thought! Im glad you stayed safe hpro~ :>
H. Pro, this is why I have a huge dog. Being alone in the house most of the time, it's comforting to have a dog that's alarm bark sounds like a damned beast from hell.
That's why I always keep a large kitchen knife, and a meat tenderizer hammer handy in my bedroom in case a stranger breaks in. I've had a few break-ins over the last decade or so, and I've managed to scare off or injure all of the home invaders I've had so far. One poor bastard crawled in through a small window I have in the kitchen that I had open by accident, heard it from upstairs so I got up, grabbed the hammer and knife from my wardrobe and headed down. As soon as he saw me with the weapons he tried to crawl back through the window, managed to grab his leg and jam the knife into the back of his calf a few times before he kicked me in the face and got free.
Rang the police, and they took the details off of me. An hour later they ring up and tell me they found the guy in the emergency room of the local hospital with the exact injury I described. Apparently he was a common theif around our area, and the police had been after him for years. Have had no trouble after that. Had to thouroughly sterilize the kitchen worktop after that though. Don't want blood anywhere near where I'm preparing food!
H.pro I agree with other posters suggesting you get a dog. You would never be alone in the apartment and serve as an alarm to any potential intruders. Whatever dog or doge you want I think the most important thing would be if it got along with your cat (if you still have a cat I dunno >< )...having to choose sides in their quarrels gets nerve racking.
You aren't alone H. pro.
I don't even like opening the door for the FedEx guy.
Somewhat on topic, what do you gals carry for personal defense, if anything? I've got little thing of Sabre pepper spray on my key chain that I've never actually discharged. I fidget with it all the time. One of these days I'm going to accidentally blast myself in the eyes with it.
I've been trying with the idea of carrying a small firearm for personal defense but a part of me thinks that's just dumb.
Don't think I don't have my reasons. Certain people on this very forum have contributed to them.