Strange sight.

**KiltedSurveyor** · 18th October 12, 06:07 AM

In the SyFy channel mini-series "Tin Man", a group of rebels are wearing the same get-up. Looked pretty silly there, too. BTW, "Tin Man" is a much darker, interesting twist on "The Wizard of Oz".

**Llama** · 18th October 12, 06:46 AM

Maybe he just needed some extra pockets?

**Riverkilt** · 18th October 12, 07:59 AM

He may have just bought the Utilikilt. Their sales crew has the
prospect put the kilt on over their pantz, then drop trou to feel the
FREEDOM. Maybe he bought the kilt and pulled his pantz back up for
the walk home.

Course...umm....the key word in the original post IS "Seattle."

Just sayin'.....

**Chase** · 19th October 12, 02:05 AM

What is a light brown p@#$s???

**Chas** · 19th October 12, 02:42 AM

Originally Posted by Chase

What is a light brown p@#$s???

With today's youth, it could be anything!

Regards

Chas

**Really a McQueen** · 20th October 12, 07:08 PM

Perhaps his name was 'Donald', and he was tired of hearing "that question".

**MacGumerait** · 20th October 12, 11:06 PM

Originally Posted by Riverkilt

Course...umm....the key word in the original post IS "Seattle."

Just sayin'.....

Hard to say why both . Could be weather , could be he didn't want to shove it in his backpack .

However , Riverkilt , does make a good point .

**tundramanq** · 21st October 12, 03:53 AM

In the USA, The way I remember which side of the streets are odd numbered addresses is which is closest to Seattle.
Living on Puget Sound in the 70s was neat for a while, but the place was and still is full of "free thinkers".
All federal interstate freeways are numbered leaving San Diego also.

**CDNSushi** · 21st October 12, 05:02 AM

I don't find it so strange at all, really... Living in Japan, many women here have been wearing their skirts overtop trousers for years... A bit odd at first, but you get used to seeing it to the point that it doesn't even turn your head anymore.