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From: clayton@satan.DEC
Newsgroups: net.women
Subject: Re: heels
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Date: Thu, 25-Apr-85 14:37:08 EDT
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>This indicates that as women we are still afraid to say what it is we 
>want or prefer.  
>****andrea mason****

In this facility high heels are wanted and prefered...
Here, (a manufacturing facility) ALL employees are supposed to wear
steel-toed safety shoes.  It's not enforced for the secretaries, engineers,
materials people, etc. because they all put up a stink to preserve their
right to wear HIGH-HEELS.  Exchanging one torture for a worse one.
I wear sneakers or 'loafers' or anything flat and comfortable.

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>Disclaimer: The above thoughts are mine; my company makes computers, not
>high heels. 
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Shouldn't that be 'not low/no heel shoes'?  The posting was a sales pitch for
them, not high heels.

Elizabeth Clayton
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