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8th February 06, 02:49 PM
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I'll be honest. If a woman is wearing a kilted skirt, or a mini kilt, it usually looks pretty good. I am not a big fan of women ordering men's kilts. It is a man's garment and it would be nice to keep it that way. Obviously women in Highland Dance and pipe bands are different, but those are uniforms.
I think alot of guys on this board will agree that there is a decreasing amount of "guy" things out there. Our shirts, jeans, shoes, suits (Still think KD Lang looks like crap in one), our razor blades, and now our kilts have been discovered and adapted by the opposite sex.
In this day and age we also have female hockey (go Team Canada bring back another gold!), soccer, rugby, and boxing. These are ok, but women in this part of the world are now binge drinking, racing cars on streets, fighting, and swearing like a trucker. It's like women have taken all the stupid testosterine driven things about guys that used to drive them nuts and have started doing them themselves.
Meanwhile men are now getting pedicures, facials, waxing (not always a bad idea), watching Martha, etc. Alot of men think that Hollyweird is the place that will tell us how to be men!?! I will admit, I can't fix a car, chop down a tree, or rebuild the house (completely), but as a man of 29 these things were never taught or expected of me in my youth. I think men in this day and age are forgetting how to be men. Even body and facial hair are frowned upon by some women. It's the blurring of the lines and the feminization of men.
The kilt helps bring back that primal hunger and masculinity.
To each their own I guess, but I prefer when women were women and men were men (other wise I would hang out at Tom's Cafe ).
Ok, despite the rant (I apologize, it's one of those days):
Kilts on women - Not for me
Kilted Skirts on Women _ Looks great!
Mini Kilts on women - Rrrrrrr!
Sporran on Women - I have never seen it work or look good IMHO.
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