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16th March 10, 02:03 PM
#7
 Originally Posted by Chas
An assault is an assault. Verbal or physical, it makes no difference - it is still an assault. Personally, I don't stand for it. A formal complaint to the police about the sexual assault tends to focus the mind of the assailant. They have tried to ruin your day - why not ruin theirs?
Regards
Chas
With all respect intended, don't you think that's taking it a little far? Are we all that delicate that we must call the bobbies and report an assault when a curious lassie wants to get an eyeful of under-the-kilt goodness?
That said, I've never been kilt-checked by anyone other than my wife. But I have a hard time believing I'd take it as an assault unless there was malice intended. If I were that sensitive to a playful peek under my kilt, I'd probably just not wear the darn thing.
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