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15th September 05, 01:00 PM
#1
 Originally Posted by Dreadbelly
...... If this seems hostile and confrontational, it is. I have not yet hit the magical 12 cup mark on my coffee intake that makes life happy and wonderful. And I have had some bad kilting experiences lately. I do wish to make it known that I am not angry or onery at any of you.
Dread, no offense taken. This would be one approach and if I were older, or younger, or single, I might be willing to take it on, but being married with 2 lovely young daughters, at the middle of my career, and just finished a forced job change (last company went though a merger) that required us to pack up and move from FL to Chicago, I think I will go the other way.
I also have seen some of your late night posts, so can understand needing more coffee to be ready to face the world!
RJI
The kilt concealed a blaster strapped to his thigh. Lazarus Long
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15th September 05, 01:39 PM
#2
Take the diplomatic route.I asked my boss,(who also owns the company),if I could wear my kilt at work.Her reply-"If you're man enough,wear it!"So far I've no negative comments,only good ones.Most of our clients seem to love it!
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15th September 05, 02:20 PM
#3
Hey Dread, I have a solution for your problem. Get your doctor to PRESCRIBE kiltwearing as a health measure. The building management can't argue that.
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15th September 05, 02:33 PM
#4
 Originally Posted by bubba
Hey Dread, I have a solution for your problem. Get your doctor to PRESCRIBE kiltwearing as a health measure. The building management can't argue that.
Hey... My doctors really did tell me to stop wearing pants.
Anyhoo, the issue is settled. I just chatted about it a while ago. I educated them (rather kindly) on what a kilt was. Two of them had never even heard of a kilt. They were actually scared that maybe they had just made a real mistake... And the first thing they wanted to know when I came in to the office was if I had contacted a lawyer. They don't need another public relations fiasco. I got an apology.
They even thanked me for thinking so highly of where I live that I go about in formal dress.
I must have really scared them.
And the dreadlock issue was resolved to. I explained to them that I am not a Rastafarian, I do not do drugs, and mine are for personal and religious reasons.
I was asked to try and keep them tucked under a bandana or a hat though.
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15th September 05, 02:43 PM
#5
Dread, glad to see they're backing off. Communication can work wonders sometimes.
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15th September 05, 05:04 PM
#6
Yep, chasem, I am a teacher. I teach 7th & 8th grade English and ESL in South Central Los Angeles.
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