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27th April 06, 01:51 PM
#1
I've confronted people who've made remarks like that. It's always ended on a positive note. The reactions are usually just due to ignorance and people not being very observant.
Once they've see my kilt up close, it doesn't look so much like a woman's skirt to them. And when I explain that it's a kilt, that puts things in context for them. Then I get the usual kilt questions about whether or not I'm Scottish, what I wear under it, and all that.
I once situation, I had a couple of hard-core gangsta types comment on "the guy in the dress" at a gas station. I just walked up to them and after a few minutes of conversation, they'd both taken Utilikilts cards.
Your mileage may vary.
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27th April 06, 03:35 PM
#2
 Originally Posted by Rigged
[Once,] I had a couple of hard-core gangsta types comment on "the guy in the dress" at a gas station. I just walked up to them and after a few minutes of conversation, they'd both taken Utilikilts cards.
Good job!
What do you think you said that sold them on the idea?
Regards,
Rex in Cincinnati
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28th April 06, 04:32 AM
#3
The key word is near the end of your post. . ."IMMATURE" . . .That says it all and you were right not to respond! Great job and here's to ya
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