Thread: 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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

Dame Helen Mirren

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."

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

Originally Posted by JBHoren

Dame Helen Mirren

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."

Originally Posted by JBHoren

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

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