A walk in the park

[Alaskan Celt]

[bubba]

You and me both.

[Doc Hudson]

I remember hearing a pal say that when he spent the night with Hmong, they'd post a guard on his jeep, "in case a Vietnamese came along."

[Alaskan Celt]

[bubba]

Me either. I was in riverine.

[Alaskan Celt]

[bubba]

Brown water, PBRs.

[Alaskan Celt]

[Chris@southerncelt.com]

It's not unusual to find a more accepting attitude from Asian people. I'm not sure why.

You have to remember that most non-predominately white cultures, have a form of male unbifurcated garment as part of their culture. Whether it be a Samoan Sarong, an Indian Sari, or what have you.

[Xcop]

Hey Chris,

Just a minor correction. Men in Samoa wear a skirt like garment called a lava lava. It has several forms. One is a very tailored solid colored very skirt like wrap garment, used as dress oir business wear. It can also be one of the brightly coloured polynesian prints approx. (1 yard by 2 yards) of material and wrapped around the body then twisted and tucked in. The same garments are also worn in most of the South Pacific, including here in Hawaii. Mind you most of those wearing them here are from other South Pacific Nations.