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5th September 07, 04:22 PM
#21
 Originally Posted by Perldog007
Well, I dutifully wore p*nts today. I did drill that "professional dress" mandate squarely in the end zone by wearing my Modern Macbeth necktie.
Turns out I should have worn the kilt. Both the vendor trainer and our corporate trainer said it would be fine. Came up when one o' the lads asked me why I was wearing p*nts.
The instructor kept coming back to the topic for comic relief, should have just worn it. I am sure the District Manager appreciates my gesture though. Tomorrow - Free again!
If I recall this scenario has played out before (or I just had a premonition). In future cases sch as these, when a brother kiltie is told to wear grape smugglers he should keep kilt-kit in the car. At the first sounds of "should've worn the kilt" in a flash our kilted hero can save the day.
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5th September 07, 04:25 PM
#22
Originally Posted by ccga3359
If I recall this scenario has played out before (or I just had a premonition). In future cases sch as these, when a brother kiltie is told to wear grape smugglers he should keep kilt-kit in the car. At the first sounds of "should've worn the kilt" in a flash our kilted hero can save the day.
Could not agree more! Let this be the law of our people hence. From this rule I will not soon stray 
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7th September 07, 09:34 AM
#23
most of the ruddy time, but only for the missus, the kids couldn't care less if I am kilted
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9th September 07, 09:06 PM
#24
Can't wear shorts at work, never asked about kilts. Most of my day is spent up on ladders and climbing in and out of attics. I don't think granny would like to walk up and see me crawling out of her ceiling in a kilt.
We did get one service call and I went with my boss. turns out it was for a lil old lady that is used to seeing me about town in a kilt and acted rather disappointed that I wasn't in it. Was very vocal about it, got a good chuckle from my boss though.
Knowlege is knowing that a tomato is a fruit; Wisdom is knowing not to put it in a fruit salad
Originally Posted by Dreadbelly
If people don't like it they can go sit on a thistle.
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9th September 07, 09:35 PM
#25
My dad has always felt that the kilt wasn't appropriate outside of Celtic events, so at his mother's funeral I went in pants. I even wore a tie that day.
I think it was right to do that, but under any other circumstances I would have gone in a dark kilt.
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