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13th June 04, 01:29 PM
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 Originally Posted by Rhino
Al wrote
I remember being told as much by my training Sergeant 17yrs ago.
Nice to hear from you Al I was wondering where you'd got to.
One of my managers once said to me 'you're an enigma wrapped up in a paradox', but he was a psychologist so I ignored him
As for stages of kilt wearing, I wore mine when and where I liked immediately, mainly because I didn't know anyone might or would have a problem with them. Thats not to say I wasn't nervous sometimes, but it's the fear/excitement of wearing kilts that is also the fun bit. Like a lucky dip you never know whats going to happen, could be good could be bad, but it WON'T be boring.
Never did understand what the psychologist was blathering about
Cheers Rhino
I'm still here, when time permits.
Looking at you, Rhino, I doubt anyone would risk arguing with you, though I imagine you're a bit of pussycat really - a Siberian Man-eating Tiger maybe?
I do have a controversial tendancy and play devil's advocate a lot. It's gonna get me in trouble one day.
Al
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