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24th June 05, 05:24 PM
#1
Kiltchecks by the dozen
The office building where I work happens to be on a major bus route through the downtown. When I'm standing outside, satisfying the nicotine craving, I can't help but notice the 'kilt checks' from the transit riders.
I often wave, and sometimes salute (which hurts becase I've forgotten about the lit cigarette), which causes a collective 'eyes front'.
It's a real treat to see a baker's dozen, when the bus driver does the check, too. So far, I have not contributed to any traffic accidents.
Lee
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24th June 05, 05:29 PM
#2
Those are not kilt checks my friend...
A kilt check is when somebody sticks their hand under your kilt to see if you are wearing underpants. :razz:
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24th June 05, 05:40 PM
#3
Sorry. Guess I've confused kilt check with kilt lift.
Lee
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24th June 05, 07:39 PM
#4
Dreadbelly is right. Though a kilt check can also be a lift, or a shoe with a mirror attached. It's an invasive process of checking to see if there's anything under your kilt besides hose & brogues.
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24th June 05, 08:00 PM
#5
Sounds like you get lots of looks. Watch the burns though. That can't feel good on your forhead.
The one night I wore a kilt to the bar the attention was amazing. I need to get one of my own so I can do it regularly. Mom wasn't quite sure about it when I wore it to dinner and the looks were mixed when I went around town in it, but I really liked it. I bet if a few of us got together we could stop traffic.
Scootter
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25th June 05, 05:05 AM
#6
Kilt checks aren't necessarily a BAD thing
It's always nice to return the favor to the lass.
How's that for a kilt check? :-D
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