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Last Sunday, one of the ladies in my church who believes in her sense of humor more than most of us said to me in the parking lot "i like your skirt".
My 8yo and 6yo daughters both, in unison, and quite loud, corrected her with "IT'S A KILT!!".
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 Originally Posted by bjcustard
... who believes in her sense of humor more than most of us ..."
Now THAT is a line worth stealing!
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At a pub a few months ago ( there is a thread here about this crazy night here somewhere) a bachelorette party came in at about 12:30...
they saw me in my kilt, and the maid-of-honor walks up and tells me "We have been to a lot of bars tonight, and you are the sexiest guy we have seen! Do you have a girlfriend?"
that pretty much would be the best one I've heard so far.
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My favorite comment occured when I wasn't wearing my kilt.
I posted about it here.
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My favorite also happened when not kilted. I was walking in a scottish shop here in Ottawa, my fiance was favourably commenting on some wedding dresses they had there. I mentioned I was not allowed to wear my kilt to the wedding. She looked at my fiance and said "men look so handsome wearing kilts". To which my fiance replied "I know, I am pregnant".
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also non-kilted ...
Since I knew I'd be up against truck drivers later I attended the Pomona Highland games/Festival saturday (wearing my faded Clan Levi Strauss bifurcated nonkilt) but this time I had the proper T-shirt.
It reads "Have you had enough of me yet ?
A girl comes up to the Cameron tent and says "That's a great shirt !" I said "Thanks but everybody keeps saying yes to me".
Said she " I didn't, I still love you"
I'm thinking I shoulda asked her name ....
CT - doh !
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A couple of weeks back, we were at an Irish pub downtown call 'The Local'. I was in my Black Watch, with a dark blue linen shirt. Snazzy. Headed to the bathroom to rid myself of some of the Guinness I'd been drinking, and passed by these two blonde 20-something ladies. I walked by and heard one of them say, "Oh! He's wearing a kilt!"
Then I heard the two of them start applauding.
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 Originally Posted by Hugh Ledger
My favorite also happened when not kilted. I was walking in a scottish shop here in Ottawa, my fiance was favourably commenting on some wedding dresses they had there. I mentioned I was not allowed to wear my kilt to the wedding. She looked at my fiance and said "men look so handsome wearing kilts". To which my fiance replied "I know, I am pregnant".
If there were a vote as to the best and funniest, this would get my vote.
I now have to clean the coffee off my keyboard.....
This weekend on the Cape i was making a packie run in my sportkilt (pre and post kayak attire) and an old man asked loudly " Hey whats under your kilt."
(of course we are all sick of that question) I cant figure out What drives complete strangers to want to know if we wear underwear...
“Live each season as it passes; breathe the air, taste the fruit, drink the drink, and resign yourself to the influences of each.” H.D. Thoreau
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 Originally Posted by Richland
This weekend on the Cape i was making a packie run in my sportkilt (pre and post kayak attire) and an old man asked loudly " Hey whats under your kilt."
(of course we are all sick of that question) I cant figure out What drives complete strangers to want to know if we wear underwear...
I think in a situation like that, you should call back just as loudly, "Why do you want to know?"
We're fools whether we dance or not, so we might as well dance. - Japanese Proverb
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