Vote; DO or DON'T

**elitekiltedcommando** · 2nd September 07, 04:07 PM

Originally Posted by Riverkilt

Methinks it would work better to somehow secure the rubber chicken hidden under your kilt. Then whenever someone asks what you're wearing under your kilt you can reach up and pull out the rubber chicken and show them...

Ron

Now how did you know where I just happen to keep MY rubber chicken?

And Grant... I love you for that. That is just amazing.

**Panache** · 2nd September 07, 07:25 PM

Originally Posted by ccga3359

Then it is safe to say that I'll take Panache's glorious approval over your less than glowing thumbs up. At least Jamie knows class when he see it.

Yes Grant,

On anybody else a most certain "DON'T", but on you it is so very, very appropriate.

Cheers

Jamie

**ccga3359** · 2nd September 07, 07:35 PM

Originally Posted by Panache

Yes Grant,

On anybody else a most certain "DON'T", but on you it is so very, very appropriate.

Cheers

Jamie

See!!!

**Hendry** · 2nd September 07, 07:38 PM

Anyone for rubber chicken shots!

**Big Mikey** · 2nd September 07, 08:38 PM

That is just cruel. This being a family friendly forum and all those "capon proboscus" lines running through my head..........................

**Weasel Mender** · 4th September 07, 05:29 PM

DON'T do that again. my wife and I just had to change clothing we were laughing so hard!!!!!!! Now if I can just remove the beer from the keyboard

Weasel

**ccga3359** · 4th September 07, 05:30 PM

Originally Posted by Weasel Mender

Now if I can just remove the beer from the keyboard

Weasel

That's why straws were invented

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**emolas** · 4th September 07, 08:51 PM

Originally Posted by ccga3359

That's why straws were invented

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Straws won't prevent it from coming out your nose!

**morrison** · 4th September 07, 11:40 PM

What was the question?

LFMAO !

**way2fractious** · 5th September 07, 03:53 PM

Uhmmm... wild linings INSIDE the kilt I can go for... rubber chickens under the kilt or peeking from the sporran might be O.K., too... but in the ensemble as pictured, the color contrast between kilt and accessory is a bit over the top, IMHO... unless the bright plumage (yours, not that of el pollo desnudo) is meant to attract the attentions of another someone...?