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28th December 05, 11:16 AM
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you work construction and wear a kilt....??? What more needs to be said. That's every straight girls' dream isn't it? ![Smile](http://www.xmarksthescot.com/forum/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif)
I wouldn't know bout those things......but a hot dyke construction worker in a kilt....now we're talkin!
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28th December 05, 01:17 PM
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![Quote](http://www.xmarksthescot.com/forum/images/misc/quote_icon.png) Originally Posted by CameronTaylor
... wants a kilt in red with gold, green, and black stripes - no idea what tartan that would be....
(emphasis added)
Sounds like Christmas plaid to me. ;)
Last edited by Sherry; 28th December 05 at 10:38 PM.
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28th December 05, 05:56 PM
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![Quote](http://www.xmarksthescot.com/forum/images/misc/quote_icon.png) Originally Posted by CameronTaylor
:razz:
"sorta" as in she's WEIRD !!! Even though her last name is Guiness (note only one N ) we're way too different and I have no idea what she could possibly see in me. I'm a construction worker and she's a hotel concierge - no class vs. high society. I'll play along til she figures it out ....
I wasn't aware that concierges were required to be on the Social Register...?
There's nothing low-class about construction as long as we're talking about craftsmen. It wasn't easy to become a Mason, back when you had to actually be a mason. Teaching an illegal alien to sling paint doesn't count (just to illustrate the other end of the scale).
But anyway... classy women know which men are worth having - which are dudes with muscles and skills. And kilts.
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28th December 05, 06:16 PM
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![Quote](http://www.xmarksthescot.com/forum/images/misc/quote_icon.png) Originally Posted by CameronTaylor
:razz:
" I'm a construction worker and she's a hotel concierge - no class vs. high society.
Whadaya mean "no class"....you're a member of this forum and a kilted one, aren't you?...
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28th December 05, 06:49 PM
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Here's the class levels from lowest to highest:
No Class
Low Class
Middle Class
High Class
KILTED
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28th December 05, 07:30 PM
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Cameron,
A craftsman truly is known by what he does. Consruction indeed is a noble craft, and I do highly respect those that work in that field. Now toss in a kilt wearer, and what more can I say but COOL.
Glen McGuire
A Life Lived in Fear, Is a Life Half Lived.
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28th December 05, 11:20 PM
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![Quote](http://www.xmarksthescot.com/forum/images/misc/quote_icon.png) Originally Posted by GMan
Cameron,
A craftsman truly is known by what he does. Consruction indeed is a noble craft, and I do highly respect those that work in that field.
Ahhh, yes, GMan. And about the oldest craft, too.
Then it came to pass that Satan cast the engineers and building inspectors out of the pits of Hell (they tried to tell the Dark One that Hell didn't meet the IBC) and we've been cursed by their Earth-wanderings ever since. Now, 20-year-old houses fall down while the Roman Coliseum stands witness.
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29th December 05, 08:36 AM
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29th December 05, 07:52 PM
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ok ok
Thank you all for your fine comments - I kilt myself corrected.
I do a fine job at work - being productive, defying gravity, and cheating death all the while reading song lyrics or looking out over the far horizon toward the coast (I can see Catalina Island when the weather is clear, San Clemente Island when it's really really clear ! ). I've run heavy equipment for over 20 years and still I stand. Unfortunately I cannot kilt at work (sunburned legs hurt, even more hydraulic oil burns even hotter - this I know too well) but I find the company in this group to be some of the finest anywhere.
It is my pleasure and honur to be among ya.
CT - she's still weird though .... (right letters, now right order too)
Last edited by CameronTaylor; 29th December 05 at 11:17 PM.
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