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16th September 11, 07:28 PM
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Re: Wearing the kilt while driving
Can you imagine a woman in a pleated skirt getting up to these strange antics to keep her pleats straight? No, neither can I. If my wife did I don't think I could keep from laughing. So, how do your wives react? Can they keep a straight face?
As for the sporran, I'm with Jock on that. I put mine on when I get where I'm going.
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19th November 11, 12:43 PM
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Re: Wearing the kilt while driving
 Originally Posted by O'Callaghan
Can you imagine a woman in a pleated skirt getting up to these strange antics to keep her pleats straight? No, neither can I. If my wife did I don't think I could keep from laughing. So, how do your wives react? Can they keep a straight face?
As for the sporran, I'm with Jock on that. I put mine on when I get where I'm going.
No, we don't go through all that rigamarol! It would definitely be hard to keep a straight face if I saw a man using the towel or belt method!
First, we sit sideways on the seat, swing our legs around to under the steering wheel, then adjust our pleats.
A good fabric will shake out within minutes of getting out of the car. Women have been been dealing with this (entering and exiting a car) with pleated skirts, short skirts, tights skirts, flowing skirts, floor-length skirts, etc., all our lives, and it just becomes second nature to us.
Good luck finding which way works best for you!
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19th November 11, 11:01 PM
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Re: Wearing the kilt while driving
 Originally Posted by CopperNGold
It would definitely be hard to keep a straight face if I saw a man using the towel or belt method!
If it's done properly, you'll never see it: We don't do it until there is no one in a position to notice. 
There's a more surreptitious method, if one has a jacket or jumper (sweater) or some such: Use that instead. Looks like you're just putting it into the vehicle, but quickly passing it behind/under rather than over yourself.
"It's all the same to me, war or peace,
I'm killed in the war or hung during peace."
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20th November 11, 12:28 AM
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Re: Wearing the kilt while driving
That's just wrong on so many levels! 
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20th November 11, 07:24 AM
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Re: Wearing the kilt while driving
 Originally Posted by CopperNGold
A good fabric will shake out within minutes of getting out of the car.
I dont think so. If you press the finest tartan under my fat ham for a hour in a car it's going to need to be steamed to release the wrinkles.
Just sayin'
Let YOUR utterance be always with graciousness, seasoned with salt, so as to know how you ought to give an answer to each one.
Colossians 4:6
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20th November 11, 08:59 AM
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Re: Wearing the kilt while driving
 Originally Posted by CopperNGold
No, we don't go through all that rigamarol!  It would definitely be hard to keep a straight face if I saw a man using the towel or belt method!
Women have been been dealing with this (entering and exiting a car) with pleated skirts, short skirts, tights skirts, flowing skirts, floor-length skirts, etc., all our lives, and it just becomes second nature to us.
I have never mastered short skirts and getting out of the car. Its always a choice between looking gracefulish or not flashing my underpants. I rarely manage graceful, but usually avoid exposure.
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