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**michael steinrok** · 18th February 06, 11:58 PM

That one had me laughing as well.

**mbhandy** · 19th February 06, 08:07 AM

And it is braver when the wind lifts up the pleats.

MrBill

**646guy** · 19th February 06, 08:21 AM

LOL....well it was 10 degrees last night when I ventured down to the corner for some chinese food in my corduroy UK...I got looks from people that suggested that I was a deranged individual for even thinking of going out like that...the knee caps might have been cold but other than that I was fine....

**chasem** · 19th February 06, 09:24 AM

I've gotten that several times going to class. Always "isn't it too cold for that today?" or "man you must have balls of steel to wear that on a day like this!"

cracks me up

**Mike n NC** · 19th February 06, 09:28 AM

I usually use a line I stold from Ron. "Remember, heat rises and besides...theres a heat log under there".

Gets some great responses.

Mike

**646guy** · 19th February 06, 09:38 AM

Originally Posted by Mike n NC

I usually use a line I stold from Ron. "Remember, heat rises and besides...theres a heat log under there".

Gets some great responses.

Mike

Now that's one I'm going to have to remember!!!

**Southern Breeze** · 19th February 06, 09:52 AM

It was 25 degrees this morning. I wore one of my military kilts (Stewert Hunting) to church. I was deluged with people asking "aren't you cold?". Once I explained how much material was in the kilt they were satisfied. Several women even said that perhaps they should replace their dresses with kilts.

**mbhandy** · 19th February 06, 09:28 AM

Originally Posted by chasem

I've gotten that several times going to class. Always "isn't it too cold for that today?" or "man you must have balls of steel to wear that on a day like this!"

CLANG CLANG CLANG!

MrBill