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27th January 08, 10:07 AM
#1
 Originally Posted by Jack Daw
It's women's clothing. I wouldn't wear it.
You guys realize that female pipers are transvestites.
Transvestites? I bet you say that to every lady you see in a pair of slacks or jeans, too.
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27th January 08, 12:38 PM
#2
Originally Posted by Arlen
Transvestites? I bet you say that to every lady you see in a pair of slacks or jeans, too.
No, because women's slacks and jeans are cut for a woman to wear. A kilt fitted to a woman, still has the apron open like a man's. They are transvestites, Ah'm tellin' yae!
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27th January 08, 02:35 PM
#3
Originally Posted by Jack Daw
No, because women's slacks and jeans are cut for a woman to wear. A kilt fitted to a woman, still has the apron open like a man's. They are transvestites, Ah'm tellin' yae!
My hang up isn't the difference between cut or shape. It's what the word 'Transvestite' actually means.
As for a kilted skirt, if it's got good, deep pleats it's possible to convert it into a men's kilt.
If it doesn't have them it's not going to hang right and it's not worth the time.
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