what not to say when kilted

**Mike1** · 31st July 06, 10:26 AM

Originally Posted by Kilted KT

enough ranting...I could go on for hours about this...

HEY!! Give me back my Napolean hat.

Actually, gentlemen, a little birdie pointed something out to me, a bit earlier. Take a look at the LAST RULE on the list.

I may have been somewhat justified in my rant...

(Paulhenry, it's OK, really it is, I'm just joking with Bubba on this one.)

**David White** · 31st July 06, 01:05 PM

Originally Posted by Mike1

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Frankly, I don't give a rat's rectum what any of you choose to wear (or not wear) in the way of undergarments. What difference does it really make to the rest of, in the first place?
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LOL

I can't agree more!

**Cawdorian** · 1st August 06, 06:19 AM

I agree with Mike and David. Well stated Mike!

**Iolaus** · 6th August 06, 10:55 AM

Originally Posted by bubba

Let's face it, The Question does come up for many of us at one time or another so we all might as well contribute effective and polite ways to answer it for the newer kilt wearers.

At one time or another?

How about damn near every time you go out in public!

**bubba** · 6th August 06, 11:52 AM

Originally Posted by Iolaus

At one time or another?

How about damn near every time you go out in public!

Must be where you hang out. I've been asked 5 times in over 2 years.

**Mike1** · 6th August 06, 12:27 PM

Methinks that some of it is self-inflicted. I've been asked 3 or 4 times in the last couple of years and every instance was somebody I knew well that was poking fun.

Maybe it's a geographical thing? We Hoosiers just aren't the the type to walk around taking man-on-the-street underwear polls.

**Ruanaidh** · 6th August 06, 01:02 PM

It must be Iolaus' friendly demeanor and come hither charm.

**Iolaus** · 6th August 06, 02:34 PM

Originally Posted by Ruanaidh

It must be Iolaus' friendly demeanor and come hither charm.

I think it's being a student on a college campus, and the casual attitude with which we approach propriety around here.

**Robin** · 6th August 06, 02:55 PM

"The question" might become obsolete...

In Scotland the lassies don't ask...they just sneak behind you and take a picture with their cell phone

In a pub a lass offered me a pint...when I asked why...she grinned and showed me the picture

**Livingston** · 6th August 06, 04:37 PM

I don't mind it so much when I'm out wearing the kilt but..... Last night my wife and I were at a neighbors for dinner. There were 3 couples, us at about 55, the ones across the street at about 65 and the ones were we were at about 45. We got into a discussion about resturants and how one had celtic music in their bar on Fridays. I mentioned it would be fun to get kilted up and go there. The ~45yo then asked "the question". And I was wearing P@^7S at the time