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    Ettiquette

    I originally started to post this in "General Kilt Talk" as #8 is quite relevant to those kilted but I've come to live in fear of posting things in wrong forum.
    This forum seems safest for this topic and has some very important points to make. Especially #8.

    http://mentalfloss.com/article/64370...7263b3931ac452
    Slàinte mhath!

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    I suppose it depends on what type of vehicle you are sitting in. For something low slung that is probably a good idea. I however drive a Ford F150, so one foot goes up then my seat and then the my other foot. If the pleats are really messed up, I will support myself on my feet and shoulders and smooth the pleats under me.
    B.D. Marshall
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    Some rules of etiquette have long outlived their practical application. For example rule number one from this list: to prevent the spread of germs one should cough or sneeze into the inside of your left elbow. Also it was mentioned in the introduction that a handshake should be firm: true enough in western lands but considered quite rude in most of Asia. Regarding number eight: when kilted I do my best to consider how best to maintain modesty in all of my activities so.......

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