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Originally posted by Tyrone Slothrop
Yes. But I took the "it" in "It frumps" to refer to the dress, not to the shoes. The use of the singular tense and all. And I apologive for not noting the shoes. I certainly would have, had I known you care.
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"So, I wouldn't want to be seen in a dress that Paris Hilton wore. The belt makes it cuter. Especially if I had paired it with
the wrong shoes. It frumps on this woman, Thora Birch."
