Is it a skirt?

[EagleJCS]

Isn't someone going to complain about his white hose?

Hel-lo-o! They're athletic socks!

[kc8ufv]

Are those Pleats in the front? Does that mean something?

Just that he doesn't know how to wear a kilt.

Oh dear... Here we go with which clothing means you're strait, again.

Couldn't agree more. When will people finally realize what clothing one wears means absolutely NOTHING about their orientation.

[biblemonkey]

Here is another one. Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't that one of our own in this picture?




By the way, my caption for the OP picture would be, "Call it a skirt again and you'll be eating this rock!"

[Chirs]

Oh dear... Here we go with which clothing means you're strait, again.

Nice. A tad condescending but, I admit, I laughed.

[Bugbear]

Nice. A tad condescending but, I admit, I laughed.

Glad you laughed, Chirs.

[artificer]

Here is another one. Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't that one of our own in this picture?




By the way, my caption for the OP picture would be, "Call it a skirt again and you'll be eating this rock!"

Aye, that'd be Mail Coluim. And, if I may say so, he looks pretty well chuffed about his pat down. (sorry Ern )

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[chrisupyonder]

My wife says without a sporran + hose and flashes its not a kilt but also not a skirt so she calls it a SKILT

Chris.

[Pleater]

I think the photo is blurred, as it is taken as the thrower is rotating just before the throw. There are flat aprons, and they seem to be in the right place, just whirling around too fast for the camera shutter speed to freeze the motion.

Those competing in the games don't wear a sporran - it doesn't make it a not-kilt, it's the rules.

Anne the Pleater :ootd:

[Mirthlesstroll]

Yes, the sporran isn't worn during athletic competition to prevent injuries due to it flapping around/flying off/someone tripping over it (THAT would really screw up your toss!)