Lifting a Kilt

**toneinedin** · 14th March 08, 09:36 AM

I think finding lets say, Angelina Jolie's hand under my kilt would overcome any objections i might have thought i had..

**Tommie** · 14th March 08, 10:05 AM

Originally Posted by toneinedin

I think finding lets say, Angelina Jolie's hand under my kilt would overcome any objections i might have thought i had..

Well in in that case that could be a one time acception to the rule of being a gentleman,an NOT saying "Don't do that."

**highlander_Daz** · 14th March 08, 11:26 AM

quite often Drummers wiil shove sticks down thier hose, which are ideal for drawing and rapping a would-be lifters shins.

**BoldHighlander** · 14th March 08, 05:23 PM

Originally Posted by highlander_Daz

quite often Drummers wiil shove sticks down thier hose, which are ideal for drawing and rapping a would-be lifters shins.

I've seen that done as well...

...and on that note, our piper at our wedding had his practice chanter shoved into the top of his hose so he'd have it handy to work out a new tune before hand (I know he doesn't keep it there all the time though ).

**Nick the DSM** · 14th March 08, 06:06 PM

hmm, thanks for the idea of keeping stuff in the hose. now i have a place for extra sticks when i place drums, that are easy in reach.

**Oldhiker** · 14th March 08, 08:13 PM

I have the opposite problem, people asking me to P L E A S E make sure the wind doesn't kick my pleats in the air. NObody want to know whats under my kilt.