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14th November 06, 04:37 PM
#11
Why'd that stop you from kilting? Granted, the two times I've recently visited the doc myself, I've been out of uniform. Just didn't feel like wearing a kilt...
-J
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14th November 06, 04:44 PM
#12
 Originally Posted by Graham
People seem to be more facinated about what's under the kilt than what's under a lasses' skirt. 
I'm more fascinated about what's under a lasses' skirt!!!  (...& not just cuz I'm kilted.)
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14th November 06, 04:52 PM
#13
I couldn't agree more... I've started wearing the kilt almost every night when I get home... 1. Because after being trousered all day at work, it's a wonderful feeling to be kilted and 2. Because I'm hoping wearing it around the house will get the wife a little more used to it when I wear it out...
I did find though that wearing it before work (I work in the evenings on Saturdays) is a terrible idea... Once I go kilted for the day I can't seem to "pant up" for work without adjusting myself all night long... I just have this terrible sense of confinement and then I start to resent the fact that I can't wear one at work... Bad things man, bad things...
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14th November 06, 05:00 PM
#14
Originally Posted by Kilted_John_Sporrano
Why'd that stop you from kilting? Granted, the two times I've recently visited the doc myself, I've been out of uniform. Just didn't feel like wearing a kilt...
-J
Well it seemed more practical and stopped me revealing any more than was necessary 
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Cymru, Yr Alban, Iwerddon, Cernyw, Ynys Manau a Lydaw am byth! Yng Nghiltiau Ynghyd!
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14th November 06, 05:26 PM
#15
Originally Posted by McClef
Well it seemed more practical and stopped me revealing any more than was necessary
Of course, I don't own any trousers so I have no choice! However, I pay regular visits to my local surgery nurses and to the hospital. At both locations they've seen it all before and admit there is nothing new under the sun, so I have no concerns.
A few years ago, I had an operation on a leg and I recall my Surgeon saying to me at a pre-op consultation how much easier his job would be if all men wore kilts like me, instead of trousers!!
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14th November 06, 05:40 PM
#16
I do agree with all of you! I LOVE being kilted. I do not wear a kilt to Sunday Morning Church or work. I wear it everywhere in between, including Sunday and Wednesday evening Church  A few of the guys still call it a "skirt" because it is a Utilikilt and not a tartan....oh well, ignorance is bliss
I am a commercial/industrial electrician, so a kilt at work is absolutely out of the question unless I change my career :rolleyes:
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15th November 06, 03:26 AM
#17
Originally Posted by Julie
you've got to go commando when you were the kilt, the feeling is far better
I agree totally that nothing is the best but I have to admit on the odd o ccassion I wear a light pair of slip briefs. 
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15th November 06, 05:14 AM
#18
I had a different hospital appointment today and went kilted this time!
All the ladies about were in trousers so I guess they couldn't say anything!
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Cymru, Yr Alban, Iwerddon, Cernyw, Ynys Manau a Lydaw am byth! Yng Nghiltiau Ynghyd!
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15th November 06, 05:38 AM
#19
Originally Posted by kiltedukguy
8) After a day of work I come home and if I'm wearing pants I can't wait to take them off and put on something more comfortable but when I wear a utilikilt to work I do not have the same feeling when I get home. I could wear my utilikilt all day, all night, all the time.
Jerry
Spokane, WA
That's why I do just that. 
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15th November 06, 06:54 AM
#20
As a Handyman I am up and down ladders and under sinks all the time. Most of the days I work are in carhart shorts with kilt socks. As soon as I am home I Put on My Kilt. Off with the shorts and on with the kilt.
MrBill
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