Regimental Saturday

[TheBlueCow]

I'm coming at this from the other side actually - I've only gone regimental twice, and it was at home only.

Now, I don't really have a problem with anyone going regimental - I don't care what anyone (doesn't) wear under their clothes (I won't be lookin'), and if an accidental exposure happens then it's forgivable (IF it's accidental). Personally I think it's really annoying how people can be such prudes about something as natural as a human body (even though it may not be a pretty sight sometimes, it's still natural and something we all should be acquainted with).

The reason I tend to not be regimental is because most of the times that I wear my kilts, it's to work. And when I come home, well, I still live with my parents and it's kinda close-quarters here. When I go out, I just worry about all the prudes.

[Stratherrick]

Okay, another thing for me to get used to - you call it regimental, we call it "going commando" on this side of the pond.

As far as wearing pants (undies to you), I've never worn them with my kilt. The only time I embarrassed myself was at a wedding once when I did a lively twirl when dancing and the whole room got a view of the family jewels! I got a round of applause - thank heavens it was late in the proceedings and most folks had had a few bevvies by then...

Cheers

Bruce

[FreeDon!]

...When I go out, I just worry about all the prudes.

Life's too short to worry about the prudes. I think by definition they are the ones worrying about everything anyway.

Don

[CameronTaylor]

My partners in crime and I will be answering "the question" for many, many folks tomorrow (saturday, Mugs Away).


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