Lidl Supermarket sells budget kilts

[Larry124]

Kilts are like arrows.

On the business end is the arrowhead -- the Tank.

On the stability end are the feather[weight]s.
Hmm, doesn’t make sense…

And those in the middle get the shaft…?

Wait. Let me think of a better analogy….

:daft:

[Coemgen]

Kilts are like arrows.

On the business end is the arrowhead -- the Tank.

On the stability end are the feather[weight]s.
Hmm, doesn’t make sense…

And those in the middle get the shaft…?

Wait. Let me think of a better analogy….

:daft:

Bad analogies are like feathers on a snake.

[Monkey@Arms]

Bad analogies are like feathers on a snake.

Don't say that to Quetzalcoatl



Best regards,

Jake-who-is-always-on-topic

[Ian.MacAllan]

I just have to wonder what "traditional fibers" are...

Cotton and polyester are a tradition.


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[fluter]

There are two sides to everything.......

Jay, I was going to say earlier: there are 'way more than two sides to most things!!

[Pleater]

You would think they would have given them a press before the models donned them - even GB do that!

Those might have been the second lot - if you press a man made fibre at the wrong temperature the result is either no effect or melted.

I have to report that - (having not been well recently - just a nasty reaction to the flu jab I think) - I found a haggis in the bottom of the freezer, and having cooked it, peeled it, poured on some whisky and eaten it - I felt much better.

I used to make clothing on commission, but not any longer. When I get asked to make things for less than the cost of the materials it just doesn't make sense. The only people I work for are an ad agency - they know the value of anyone who can take an idea and turn it into something solid.

[James MacMillan]

Jay, I was going to say earlier: there are 'way more than two sides to most things!!

OK - I should have said, "There are at least two sides to every issue!"