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31st October 17, 01:14 PM
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Into Battle In A Kilt
At the weekend I was on a rescue boat training course as part of my work in a search and rescue team. We all tend to wear 5.11 Tactical trousers when we're not in our drysuits so come the evening when we went for a few drinks and a meal together I wore my 5.11 Tactical Duty Kilt.
There was only a few of us left in the bar when we heard a commotion in the lobby and a shout of "call the police". Being the kind of chaps who get stuck in when others are in difficulty we rushed out to see if we could help. The receptionist told us someone was trying to steal a car in the car park.
We rushed to the car park to either catch them or scare them off, it turned out it was my colleague's Land Rover they were trying to steal. Our approach scared them away from the car park and we had no more trouble from them overnight.
It was only as we returned inside one of the guests commented on my kilt. We were on the south coast of England, an area where you rarely see a kilt. Hats off to 5.11 for making a kilt capable of being run in, vaulting stairs, and giving chase, without feeling unwieldy. My helpful colleague suggested the wouldbe thieves might have been scared off by the sight of my legs
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31st October 17, 01:26 PM
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31st October 17, 02:05 PM
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Glad that you were able to scare the potential thief away. I saw another story that had a similar build-up, with a much different approach when the thief was apprehended. It was in http://www.theroot.com/man-catches-t...nds-1820016484 and involved some immediate corporal punishment, followed by the proper application of the law.
JMB
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31st October 17, 02:27 PM
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 Originally Posted by Blupiper
Glad that you were able to scare the potential thief away. I saw another story that had a similar build-up, with a much different approach when the thief was apprehended. It was in http://www.theroot.com/man-catches-t...nds-1820016484 and involved some immediate corporal punishment, followed by the proper application of the law.
JMB
A wood shampoo works too.
American by birth, human by coincidence and earthling by mistake.
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31st October 17, 02:36 PM
#5
If attacked in a bathroom stall - It is a fact, that you can run faster with your kilt up, than with your pants down.
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31st October 17, 02:44 PM
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 Originally Posted by Steve Ashton
If attacked in a bathroom stall - It is a fact, that you can run faster with your kilt up, than with your pants down.
Where would I be running to? In that case the chap would be in front of me. I guess over him would suffice though. At 22 stone, I think I'd knock him over.
American by birth, human by coincidence and earthling by mistake.
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10th November 17, 05:25 AM
#7
 Originally Posted by Steve Ashton
If attacked in a bathroom stall - It is a fact, that you can run faster with your kilt up, than with your pants down.
After the lesson about virginty and celibacy by the priest a novice asked mother superior what she would do if a man demanded her to lift her habite
mother superior answered " I would bent over pick up the seam of my robes and ask to drop his trousers .. "
shocked one of the novices dares to ask "why mother superior?"
"Who do you think would run faster "mother superior answered "me with my robes lifted high or the man with his trousers on his anckles"
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11th November 17, 09:15 AM
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I sincerly appologize for de-railing the thread
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11th November 17, 12:11 PM
#9
 Originally Posted by Steve Ashton
I sincerly appologize for de-railing the thread
You've made it more interesting.
American by birth, human by coincidence and earthling by mistake.
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11th November 17, 12:32 PM
#10
 Originally Posted by Steve Ashton
I sincerly appologize for de-railing the thread
Iḿ sorry too the temptation was simply too much .. irresistable
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