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20th March 06, 07:22 PM
#16
 Originally Posted by djweso
I think it bares repeating
Shouldn't that be "bears repeating"? Otherwise it would be "baring repeatedly."
Back on track - it's already been mentioned that it was windy. That explains his mussed up beard and hair, and her legs, er, dress. It also accounts for his "long kilt" and "low sporran" - he's bending away from the wind, causing the kilt and sporran to hang lower in front than if he was standing straight.
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