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Jannette

And if you don't believe Marc here it is straight from the horse's mouth...

http://www.nytco.com/company-executives.html

At first, i thought you were going to be talking about these absolutely god aweful things...

I am afraid i linked to a webstore because i couldn't find the offending manufacturer's website itself...

file under "shoes never to be caught dead wearing"

ugh. i've seen those on the street lately. talk about posers...

Well yea, but I hear there are alligators in the palm gat lot too...

Palm gat lot??

Sounds like a Yuppie with a PDA in one hand and a cappuchino in the other.

And a longtail? Ain't that a Harley? Oh no, that's a hardtail. Longtails is them non-returnable beer bottles...

Don't think they were frappin cappucinos back in the day. Some fool went an Shon-gummed it.

Palmagat - The name first appears in a deed of September 18, 1823 that refers to the "Palm Gat lot."
Shawangunk Place-Names, Marc B. Fried. 2005.

As for them phantasmagorical long-tails, well, me an my coonhound are headed down to North Gully this mornin tracking down a sightin or two. Wish'd I was cloakin in a pair of them Puma clambering shoes. These 5.10s stand out like a busted thumb.

Eddie knows a thing or two about longtails, I suppose.