Some Guys Are Just Unlucky

**wesd** · 6th May 07, 09:41 PM

GOD DAY, I had a nice little exchange with a gent on Sat. at a local BBQ place. I was in the mood for some pulled pork so I stop at a local BBQ place not far from my place, it was on the way home from the park were I had been walking the dog. Well as I was waiting for my food this older gent can in, well he took one look at me in one of my SWKs and said "man that is a good looking skirt, no sorry they call that a kilt right". No problem I said and thanks, you know it really feels great to wear. Then he said ,yeah I've wanted one for years, but the wife just will not let me get one.

Man some guys are just out of luck

THANKS AND GOOD DAY Wes

**brandycr** · 6th May 07, 10:29 PM

poor old guy.

**beowulf67** · 7th May 07, 07:38 AM

Sounds like the wife is the one that wears the pants in that family...

...so he might as well get the kilt!

**Mr. MacDougall** · 7th May 07, 07:42 AM

This is why I'm a happy bachelor.

**GMan** · 7th May 07, 08:20 AM

Originally Posted by Mr. MacDougall

This is why I'm a happy bachelor.

Some how I can relate.

**Shriner** · 7th May 07, 08:27 AM

It's nice to be Divorced, I don't have to ask anymore.

John

**MrLion** · 7th May 07, 08:59 AM

Originally Posted by wesd

Then he said ,yeah I've wanted one for years, but the wife just will not let me get one.

Man some guys are just out of luck

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Some of us resemble the above gentleman,

**Kilted Christian** · 7th May 07, 11:10 AM

I can sympathize with him. I wore the kilt on Sunday afternoon after church and before going to West Side Story (unkilted, sorry). She wasn't pleased to see me in it, only reminding me that I won't wear it when I'm out with her. I told her I understand and that I thought she would get used to in over time.

Keep up the good work!

**Freedomlover** · 8th May 07, 03:44 AM

Originally Posted by Kilted Christian

I wore the kilt on Sunday afternoon after church.... She wasn't pleased to see me in it, only reminding me that I won't wear it when I'm out with her.

I guess she hasn't read Esther or Peter. There is a dividing line between "honoring" and "ruling over", don't you think?

I told her I understand and that I thought she would get used to it over time.

Perhaps. But how about this: You plan to go to some event that she likes. you wear the kilt. If she wants to go with you, fine. But if not, that is fine too. Either way, you go to the event.