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13th September 06, 11:54 AM
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 Originally Posted by Panache
Today I dropped my firsdt grade son off at school. Standing in line ahead of him were two young lassies. The first looked at me and said "you look like a Scottish man". I told her that I was wearing a kilt and they were indeed scottish. The second young girl regarded me thoughtfully and announced "You need to shave your legs!" I pretty much lost it 
Cheers
Post a pic of those shaved legs when you get done.
Mark Keeney
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13th September 06, 12:09 PM
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Just wear a pair of pink tights - worked for English Royalty. 
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13th September 06, 02:22 PM
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Out and about today a gentleman said "You must be from Prestonfield House." Telling him I wasn't and didn't know where that was he said "Everybody in Prestonfield House in Edinburgh wears a black kilt and a black tie." Looking up Pretsonfield House on yahoo search engine tonight I see it is a posh hotel so I suppose it was meant as a compliment.
Regional Director for Scotland for Clan Cunningham International, and a Scottish Armiger.
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13th September 06, 03:06 PM
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Originally Posted by cessna152towser
Out and about today a gentleman said "You must be from Prestonfield House." Telling him I wasn't and didn't know where that was he said "Everybody in Prestonfield House in Edinburgh wears a black kilt and a black tie." Looking up Pretsonfield House on yahoo search engine tonight I see it is a posh hotel so I suppose it was meant as a compliment.
I googled them as well. POSH seems an understatement. I'm sure it was meant as a compliment.
Cheers
-See it there, a white plume
Over the battle - A diamond in the ash
Of the ultimate combustion-My panache
Edmond Rostand
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13th September 06, 03:27 PM
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Originally Posted by jfellrath
Just wear a pair of pink tights - worked for English Royalty.
No doubt referring to the famous portrait of George IV on his visit to Edinburgh in the 1820s
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13th September 06, 06:24 PM
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Originally Posted by McClef
No doubt referring to the famous portrait of George IV on his visit to Edinburgh in the 1820s
No doubt, indeed! ;)
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13th September 06, 08:44 PM
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HAHAHAHAHAHhahhahaaaaaaaaBONK..................... ..................Passed out from laughing
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14th September 06, 12:05 AM
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That was great. I think I'll be laughing about that one for a week.
I do have my own story to add to this.......
Yesterday (Sep. 12th 2006) I recieved my shipment from SWK (got a Douglas Economy and a Blackwatch Standard) so today I went to the Small (Mall) to test drive the Blackwatch. I was comming out of a store, maybe Goth pockets (Hot Topic) when I heard a little boy tell his mother, "Mommy that man is wearing a pretty dress." Mom immediately replied, "That is a kilt honey.", "Your daddy married me wearing one of those...." Right away the poor kid started crying and sobbed out, "Why does my daddy wear dresses?"
I turned into another store, I was gonna lose it. Poor kid may be scarred for life, but, it was funny....... 
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14th September 06, 03:17 AM
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15th September 06, 10:50 PM
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Originally Posted by davezero
That was great. I think I'll be laughing about that one for a week.
I do have my own story to add to this.......
Yesterday (Sep. 12th 2006) I recieved my shipment from SWK (got a Douglas Economy and a Blackwatch Standard) so today I went to the Small (Mall) to test drive the Blackwatch. I was comming out of a store, maybe Goth pockets (Hot Topic) when I heard a little boy tell his mother, "Mommy that man is wearing a pretty dress." Mom immediately replied, "That is a kilt honey.", "Your daddy married me wearing one of those...." Right away the poor kid started crying and sobbed out, "Why does my daddy wear dresses?"
I turned into another store, I was gonna lose it. Poor kid may be scarred for life, but, it was funny.......
ROFLMAO!!! That's classic...
-J
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