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7th March 07, 02:34 PM
#1
 Originally Posted by Erisianmonkey
I will clarify my personal definition of a kilt, then I am getting out of this thread before the fireworks start. To me, a kilt is a knee-length unbifurcated garment designed for a man, consisting of aprons at the front which overlap from left to right and pleats in the rear.
Further, deponent sayeth not.
Men, monkeys, and occasionally Wacko Warner, no?
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7th March 07, 02:40 PM
#2
Originally Posted by Dreadbelly
Men, monkeys, and occasionally Wacko Warner, no?
Don't know what to say the monkeys won't do!
I guess I should have said designed for a male.
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