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27th September 15, 01:17 PM
#11
 Originally Posted by Tasty Rabbit
I too have worn a kilt into a Walmart & the worst thing that happened was some giggling teen girls trying to sneak a pic of me . I did have a couple of people start to laugh once until I looked over at them . They were wearing their pajamas , outside , at noon ... I don't give a crap what anyone thinks I know that when I wear my kilt I'm the best dressed guy in town & any guys laughing only wish their ladies looked at them the way they look at me .
One of the issues is that some people have never see a Kilt or seen a kiltie wearing his Kilt. The chances of seeing another Kiltie are very small.
We accept wearing the Kilt as a way of life. People who spend their life in Walmart in their pajamas are unlikely to recognise that a gentleman is wearing a kilt. If a kiltie goes out with a partner in a pleated skirt some folks think the lady is wearing a Kilt and her male Partner is wearing a
skirt. I convinced someone that a lady who was wearing a pencil skirt was wearing a European version of a Figian male wrap over garment without the wrap over aprons but with a vent in the back. They considered the lady was wearing a kilt without any aprons, and considered I was wearing a skirt. I find the easiest thing to do is to ignore people who laugh at you and shout abuse, as I do not have the vocabulary to banter
with their bad manners and lack of education regarding popular current fashion trends. Roderick Powell
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