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July 21, 2007
Walking Sexy and Sassy This has nothing to do with games, but it amused me all the same - and yet, it is totally useful! I work in downtown San Francisco, in the financial district, so I see a lot of women wearing high heels, and the number of women who can pull them off is pathetically small.

It's not really that hard to look graceful, effortless, and beautiful in high heels. It just takes a little practice, and with practice comes confidence, and with confidence comes true beauty!

Here's a brief video that illustrates the worst offenses.

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