Red

Stay out o Akron, Ohio.
That's what the drug dealers wear, so you can tell who's dealing while driving down the streets.

Its the curb side dealers.

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Originally Posted by outback

Stay out o Akron, Ohio.
That's what the drug dealers wear, so you can tell who's dealing while driving down the streets.

Its the curb side dealers.

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Oh great...

The Red shoes! Dear God they have found me!!!

My wife bought me the same exact shoes and I found it impossible to wear them even though I really appreciate a good alpha red shirt on a day that I'm feeling Positively Capital!
She noticed them collecting dust, got supremely melodramatic, started crying, then yelling, then crying again.......
and that night I found myself wearing them to the movies.

Then she threw them away when we got home.
"Man who gets married, wears itchy knitted holiday sweater too often."
--Confuciusian quote

Sorry, but this is the first thing i thought of.
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Originally Posted by MikeT

The Red shoes! Dear God they have found me!!!

My wife bought me the same exact shoes and I found it impossible to wear them even though I really appreciate a good alpha red shirt on a day that I'm feeling Positively Capital!
She noticed them collecting dust, got supremely melodramatic, started crying, then yelling, then crying again.......
and that night I found myself wearing them to the movies.

Then she threw them away when we got home.
"Man who gets married, wears itchy knitted holiday sweater too often."
--Confuciusian quote

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Man! That’s complicated.

I like them, though I wouldn't wear them personally, just because I don't wear sneakers. I do however sport the red Dr. Martin's 1460 eight eyelet boots from time to time.

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Originally Posted by Speedster

Indeed, love his female co-star in RED and RED 2. Retired. Extremely. Dangerous. Right? Too lazy to Google-check my failing memory banks. ;)

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Dame Helen Mirren

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Originally Posted by Speedster

Sharptonn beat me to it. First thought that popped in my head was one of Tom Hank's first movies, "The Man with One Red Shoe." :)

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My first thought was the wonderful movie "The Red Shoes" (1948) starring Moira Shearer.

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Originally Posted by JBHoren

Dame Helen Mirren

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She's an icon, but no, I was thinking of Mary-Louis Parker. That gal just cracks me up, and I really loved her in the Showtime (?) series "Weeds."

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Originally Posted by JBHoren

My first thought was the wonderful movie "The Red Shoes" (1948) starring Moira Shearer.

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Took me a few years from that film's release date to arrive (i.e., like 20). ;) I'll go check it out, JB.