Ottawa Breeze

**Casey** · 27th September 04, 11:00 AM

Got out of the car in the Bytowne Market, Friday evening and the wind caught my kilt. I was able to maintain control of the front; but, not the back. The crowded street got a good view of my lovely a........

Glad my wife was looking the other way.

Hang on to your Maple Leaf tartan Bearkilts.

Casey

**Freelander Sporrano** · 27th September 04, 11:30 AM

Cheer up Casey and stop that Mooning around

**Hamish** · 27th September 04, 04:40 PM

Isn't it just great when that happens?!!!!

**GMan** · 27th September 04, 08:00 PM

Ahhhh the joys of wearing a kilt

**bear** · 27th September 04, 11:15 PM

Originally Posted by Hamish

Isn't it just great when that happens?!!!!

Hah! I feel the same way, Hamish!
I read about a lot of guys worried about the back of their kilts blowing up. I'll flash a girl now and then at Kilts Night but when it happens all by itself, it's like a freebie.
I like to raise my eyebrows suggestively at anyone who happens to witness it. Great reactions!

**MDR-V300** · 28th September 04, 12:08 AM

Originally Posted by Hamish

Isn't it just great when that happens?!!!!

Just Supoib! As long as you think it's funny, then nobody else will have a problem with it, either. It's all about the confidence.

And if a drunk happens to flip up my kilt, I always give 'em the old smile and a wink. Either they laugh or they walk away, but problem solved every time!

**Casey** · 28th September 04, 04:59 AM

Well, I'm glad to see that I'm not the only one that found the experience liberating.

On the downside I think that means that I'm a half a bubble off plumb like so many on this forum.

Casey