I'm going to wear a shirt

**Casey** · 9th August 04, 08:09 AM

Unfortunately, fashion has taken functional clothing and turned it into disfunctional clothing.

Casey

**Graham** · 9th August 04, 08:10 AM

"moon"?? sorry, me no understand...

**Freelander Sporrano** · 9th August 04, 08:10 AM

If you were wearing just a t-shirt and kilt then you would be cold in winter

I havn't had this question yet maybe it's just a matter of time.I usually just get the "Whats under the kilt" question I'll get a t-shirt with large friendly letters saying "Nothing"

**Casey** · 9th August 04, 08:13 AM

Graham,

If you want to understand "mooning" take another look at the big battle scene in 'Braveheart'.

Casey

**Graham** · 9th August 04, 08:22 AM

Thanks Casey, NOW I understand.

David, we're getting some great ideas here for
T shirts.
there's also the USAK saying "what's up yours?"

Of course, i was only kidding, I like to be careful about the messages on shirts I wear, in fact I rarely wear a shirt with message on it outside of a place name, or business name.

**Freelander Sporrano** · 9th August 04, 08:29 AM

I'm Kilted as charged

Would be another good one

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**Blu (Ontario)** · 9th August 04, 02:32 PM

Originally Posted by Graham

... I was standing in the off license waiting to be served, in the space of two minutes three people walked past and asked "aren't you cold?"...

I too get this one quite often. It might be fun to try a different approach such as... If it's a lassie, one might try...
"Ohhhh I'm freezing my shorts off!... You could help by moving a bit closer!

(batting the baby blues all the while.)

If it's a man....

"Absolutely freezing!, It's a highlanders test of manhood, you know! :mrgreen: (with a big smile.)

It'll either shut 'em up or get a laugh. 8)