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	What is a Winklepicker? - Associated Content
		If I were to ask you what a winklepicker is, there's simply no telling what your response might be.
		Now that you know a winklepicker is an object that can be purchased, that should constrain your imagination somewhat.
		Still, I did mention that I only briefly considered purchasing a Winklepicker for that price, so the implicit assumption you probably made is that I consider $200 to be expensive.
	www.associatedcontent.com /article/210365/what_is_a_winklepicker.html (464 words)

	Winklepicker - Education - Information - Educational Resources - Encyclopedia - Music
		Winklepicker - Education - Information - Educational Resources - Encyclopedia - Music
		Winklepickers or Winkle Pickers are a style of boot worn from the 1950s onward by some British rock and roll fans.
		These boots were part of the standard clothing worn by Teddy Boys.
	www.music.us /education/W/Winklepicker.htm (344 words)

	FSFriends - Feeder / Winklepicker rods
		I have been looking through the Askari catalogue for a new feeder rod, and came across some winklepicker rods.
		The feeder rod I'm after has got to be no more than 9 or 10 foot long because of peg size on local lake, and Askari have both types of rod that fit the bill.
		Both types have 3 tips and from the look of them in the pic, both look to be the same (except for about a fiver difference in price).
	fsfriends.conforums3.com /index.cgi?board=gcourse&action=display&num=1131996961 (132 words)

	Atom Retro: Retro, Mod, Indie, Rock & Roll Clothing: Vintage, Sixties & Seventies Clothes.
		To finish the Mod Suit look, Winklepicker shoes and later in the sixties, Chelsea Boots were the Mod footwear of choice.
		The defining aspect of the Winklepicker is the elongated toe which comes to a point and giving the shoes their name, by resembling the type of pin used to eat periwinkles.
		A slim, tightfitting ankle boot, usually with an elastic band to the side, they were originally made for horse riding with a flat, block heel.
	www.atomretro.com /mod_clothing.cfm (2243 words)

	Definition of winklepicker - Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary
		Learn more about "winklepicker" and related topics at Britannica.com
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	www.merriam-webster.com /dictionary/winklepicker (38 words)

	MySpace.com - winklepicker - 33 - Female - - www.myspace.com/winklepickers4ever
		MySpace.com - winklepicker - 33 - Female - - www.myspace.com/winklepickers4ever
		I have created this account so that I can electronically befriend the accounts of famous people whose work I admire.
		I was raised by wolves in sheeps' clothing.
	www.myspace.com /winklepickers4ever (313 words)

	Underground Winklepicker Shoes, Gibson shoes, Winklepickers, Shoes
		The Winklepicker footwear shown in this category has a Pointed Toe Style and is based on Men's sizing.
		Depending on your actual width fitting requirements it maybe advisable to order one size larger than your regular size to assist with a better width fitting.
		"Paul" - Grey Suede / White Pinstripe Winklepicker
	www.underground-cybershop.co.uk /acatalog/English_RockS.html (180 words)

	eBay.co.uk Shop - London Boot Ltd: Winklepickers: WINKLEPICKER CHELSEA BOOTS 2 CUBAN HEEL SIZE UK 8
		Winklepicker Black White Zebra Detail Chelsea Boot Uk 8
		Winklepicker Black White Zebra Detail Chelsea Boot Uk 7
		Winklepicker Black White Zebra Detail Chelsea Boot Uk 9
	stores.ebay.co.uk /London-Boot-Ltd_Winkle-Pickers_W0QQfsubZ11 (473 words)

	winklepicker (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Winklepickers or Winkle Pickers are a style of shoe or boot worn from the 1950s onward by both certain male and female British rock and roll fans.
		Winklepicker boots and shoes were part of the standard clothing worn by Teddy Boys.
		Winklepicker shoes and later boots, were also worn by the Teddy Girls as well as being a fleeting fashion for young women generally.
	20649-winklepicker.104.whatwemean.com (375 words)

	Winklepicker - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Winklepickers or Winkle Pickers are a style of shoe or boot worn from the 1950s onward by both certain male and female British rock and roll fans.
		Winklepicker boots and shoes were part of the standard clothing worn by Teddy Boys.
		Winklepicker shoes and later boots, were also worn by the Teddy Girls as well as being a fleeting fashion for young women generally.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Winklepicker (474 words)

	Blue Rose Bouquet Fiction: Christmas Cookies
		Mickey swore loudly as he jerked his unpolished, size eleven winklepicker boot at the side of the jukebox, trying for yet another free play.
		The Bluebird was near the bus station and was frequented mostly by drivers, conductors and delivery men during the day.
		We'd strut and swagger, resplendent in our drainpipe trousers, winklepicker shoes and sleekly swept back DA hairstyles with the mandatory curly bit at the front.
	www.blueroses.com /1999winter2000/fdrainpipes.html (1907 words)

	Kitten heel - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		They emerged again in the 1980s and have become once again fashionable since 2003.
		They are classified as Stilettos and despite their lack of height are generally classified as 'high heels' because of their sex appeal; particularly when teamed with a sharp pointed toe or long 'winklepicker' toe.
		This is an anomaly because a shoe or pump with regular wide heels of 1.5 inches high would be considered a 'flat shoe' and generally devoid of sex appeal; it is the addition of a stiletto heel, however short, that turns it into a sexual accessory.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Kitten_heel (274 words)

	Creepers: Nostalgia
		The crepe sole was a soft, squishy rubberized material made by mixing rubber with wool.
		This revolutionary material was first used solely for orthopedic shoes, but the Teddy Boys created their own version by placing a pointy-toed shoe dubbed a winklepicker upon a thick fl sole of crepe rubber.
		The creeper, coupled with the outrageous fashions of the Teddy Boys, carried them to the fringes of society.
	www.skooldays.com /categories/fashion/fa1247.htm (305 words)

	A 93rd GARLAND OF BRITISH LIGHT MUSIC COMPOSERS (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Dorothy Atkinson, born in 1893, composed the suite Summer Sketches (whose movements were Thistledown, Wild Roses, Golden Bees and Swallows) and evocative single movements Moths Around a Candle, described as a "valse caprice", Indian Summer, Sentry Go and Dance of the May Flies.
		She also had success with her light-hearted songs of which we may exemplify The Harvester, The Ploughman, Winklepicker Bill, When Grannie Was a Girl, O Golden Dawn, Homage and, from the BBC radio show "Watch Your Fancy", Up With the Lark.
		Frederick Bayer (1913-70), or Baycock to give him his real surname (he also used those of Guy Dessly and William Field) was an organist, BBC producer and sometime chairman of the Light Music Society.
	www.musicweb-international.com /garlands/93.htm (812 words)

	The Stems at the Manning Bar, Sydney Uni 2004
		The concept of a revival of Oz '60s Garage Rock is nothing new; we see sets of these waves roll in and expend themselves on the beaches every couple of years.
		What's more relevant is that (a.) The Stems led the first of these fond returns to Australian music's most relevant roots back in the mid-80s and (b.) they've influenced more local bands than you can point a winklepicker at.
		And there's absolutely no problem with reflecting on what's gone before when looking for inspiration - providing you're not too precious about it all and try and add to, rather than just re-tread.
	www.i94bar.com /gigreviews/stems.html (1582 words)

	Dick Damage & the Dilemma
		Offstage, Dick was such an amiable guy though you would never think so if you saw a performance of his at the Alhambra when he came on stage with golfball eyes on springs and whipped the crowd to a manic frenzy of ludicrous humour.
		Dont know how many of Dick's songs actually ever got recorded apart from Do the Winklepicker which is featured on the Vaultage 80 album.
		For recent developments check this Archive 2006 - Return of the winklepicker
	www.punkbrighton.co.uk /dickdam.html (269 words)

	eBay Store - London Boot Ltd: Winklepickers: WINKLEPICKER CHELSEA BOOTS 2 CUBAN HEEL SIZE UK 8 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Winklepicker Shoe Ideal For EMO and MOD Size UK 9
		Winklepicker Shoe Ideal For EMO and MOD Size UK 11
		Winklepicker Shoe Ideal For EMO and MOD Size UK 10
	stores.ebay.com /London-Boot-Ltd_Winkle-Pickers_W0QQfsubZ11 (485 words)

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