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Women care more about their shoes than their men !
We begin with a formula that shocks me: "experts in Britain say that women are more attached to the shoes than the men in their lives. And, even though for the most cynical of us, the answer is obviously "Yes!" experts have done a deep study.
1,000 women and a few questions more than trivial. What's his name
the first boy
with whom you
kissed? ... One
of three recalled
the name. What
was the first
pair of shoes
that you have
bought from your
money? Well, here
things were a
little different.
92% of women
surveyed have
noted in detail
how did the first
shoes bought from
salary looked
like.
Have you had
remorse when you
threw a pair of
shoes? The result
was again
shocking: 96%
answered
affirmatively.
Have you had
remorse when you
left a man? With
a difference of
over 80% against
the previous
question, only
150 of the study
participants
responded
affirmatively.
Glendon Lloyd,
one of those who
commissioned the
study, drew even
more drastic
conclusions:
“women treat
shoes like best
friends. Most
memories are
related to them
and not the
former lovers.
People think that
women still keep
love letters in
boxes of shoes
but in many
cases, the shoes
themselves are
more important”.
Experts have also
a response to the
survey results:
women are more
attached to shoes
because they buy
them for special
occasions and
thus associate
them with
pleasant
memories. While
former boyfriends
... let's be
serious! How many
of us still
associate them
with beautiful
moments? Shoes
will always be
there for you.
Maybe that's why the most daring of us have somewhere at sight a shoe
with the heels of
12, just like
that…as
decoration and
framed pictures
with boyfriend
nowhere!
PS: I think a 36
YSL would stay
perfect next to
the picture my
beloved!
Avatar II comes next
Avatar, a film which recorded revenues of over two billion dollars, could be next.
"I could let
myself convinced
to make the
second part. But
I must see how
much money we
need for this
movie", said
Cameron, last
night on CNN.
The director added: "It's not false modesty. We knew it's a
commercial movie
but we didn’t
even consider
half the impact
it had”.
James Cameron: "I could let myself convinced to do Avatar II
Avatar, a film which recorded revenue of over two billion dollars,
could be next.
"I could be
convinced to also
do the second
part. But I must
see how much
money we need for
this movie," said
Cameron, last
night on CNN. The
director added:
"It's not false
modesty. I knew
it was a
commercial film,
but we didn’t
even consider
half the impact
it had”.
In this time of
crisis,
continuing the
film could be a
problem given
that James
Cameron's films
have the tendency
to often overcome
the budget.
Got in the elevator four and exit it five
A British woman who was to become mother got into the elevator to go to the room in which she was supposed to give birth but immediately after the doors of the lift closed, she felt that the baby had no patience and wanted to come out in that moment.
Little Hannah,
the daughter of
Rebecca Rodwell
first time saw
the world inside
the elevator.
Lucky for her
was that among
those who
climbed the lift
was a nurse who
helped the woman
give birth.
Everything
happened very
quickly
"We've got four
in the elevator
and I exit it
five. Everybody
looked at us
with open
mouth," said the
happy mother of
25 years.
It seems that
the woman had
contractions for
two hours and
was to reach the
hall of birth
but didn’t make
it because the
little one was
extremely
impatient.
"Until the
elevator reached
the first floor,
Hannah was
already half
out," told the
nurse.