I say, wouldn't that edged dagger blade tip be a might risky for the wearer? Try to scratch a pesky itch or shove your hands into your pockets and you would have quite the pointed problem. I have one of these armor rings, sterling silver, the jointed segments molded from feline vertebrate bones, though the claw-like point is not knife-sharp.

Hmm, what would I like to buy?

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_bEBzZgZ5Tm...skull+ring.jpg

http://www.waistcoatsdirect.co.uk/images/mr_q.jpg

You jest.



mss2shrt

Looks like it would cost maybe $30 to make, and that is using nicer fabric than in the pic, it is rather adorable but you really should learn to sew, you will save yourself a lot of money in the long run and a shirt like that isn't too complicated.

Ah yes. I was thinking of purchasing one without the claw part. That feline shall be avenged!

http://www.customdesignjewellery.com...finger_120.jpg

I jest not. *grins*

And Milord Whiskerton, please do not take offense. In truth I am not absolutely certain of the species, but the piece strongly resembles the cat skeletons I examined for Anatomy during my University days.

I've been eyeing this swampy little number on Etsy:
http://ny-image1.etsy.com/il_430xN.74284005.jpg

Ah I see. Mister HavelockV, your life has been spared.

All mammal vertebrae are very, very similar. They could be cat vertebrae just as easily as *insert quadrupedal mammal a similar size to a cat here*. My guess is they weren't even cast from real vertebrae... something about the pointiness makes them seem a little exhaggerated.

Lord would that feel good in the August heat.

http://store.drmartens.co.uk/images/...m/12107001.jpg

I'd rather like those boots.

Me before you, dear, me before you! I have the curvy thighs for it!

I give you the tarantula tealight:

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3395/...8d12537086.jpg

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3301/...63f3e11c41.jpg

Very much want.

Those are adorable! I really want some now, thanks a lot.

Actually, it's all the same skirt, just tied-up in different ways. It's just that awesome! =D

Ooooh, nice! *wants now as well*

I've been looking for a good blazer.
Anyone know where I might explore some options?

What kind of blazer????

New York & Company makes some nice ones, they tend to be rather classic but most have some details to give them a bit of personality.

Alternatively you can go to any upscale department store and ask an associate to help you out, I found Nordstrom to be especially helpful when exploring new articles of clothing.

http://www.pyramidcollection.com/prodimages/P8497B.jpg

I really like this jacket.

Ooh, me as well.

Ophelia, dunno if you're looking for something premade but I find all of my blazers at thrift stores and stitch them up in two minutes to fit.

A while back chicstar.com had some nice coats and blazers. Haven't checked in a while but there could be some good stuff there.

Why would we not want to see those...

Yeah, I used to love NY&co but they aren't in my mall anymore, and after working in a mall I don't really like going to other malls, haha.

I'll have to check it out, though, just for the blazer.
What are their prices like these days?

Two reasons...my hairy bum and thighs!