Not My Intention

[Dirk Skene]

I notice you're keeping the name of this other forum to yourself -- and the ladies as well, it seems.

Good point Rigged Do we have reason to keep this guy around He's a bit greedy don't 'cha think :mrgreen:

[Fearnest]

Maybe we should string him up until he talks... nah, hangin's too good for him!

[mddock58]

Take his kilts away, one by one until he 'fesses up!

[Fearnest]

(Make him live in Stewartsville...) Did I type that out loud?

[morrison]

Hell-o all,....
....dilemma, I was the only one Kilted, and I was the only male. I so much did not have the intention of making most of you jealous.

OK. So, what was yer intention?
C'mon, share

[beloitpiper]

I so much did not have the intention of making most of you jealous.

Oooh, you're a right sneaky one, aren't ye? I think I may be able to trump that...just wait until St. Patrick's Day on campus.

[GMan]

OK. So, what was yer intention?
C'mon, share

I was confessing to the joys of Kilting, and of course not wanting to make you jealous,I was just thinking of my Kilted brethern, I would never want to bring any of you harm.

[ccga3359]

Come on GMan what's this other forum? It must have something to do with troosers is this why you're not telling?

[GMan]

Come on GMan what's this other forum? It must have something to do with troosers is this why you're not telling?

It has nothing to do with cloth or anything of that nature.

It is a forum that several of us started a few years ago for people who have experienced trauma in their life and how to move on. All but one of the ladies have been traumatized by men who were not shall we say very gentlemanly. When they found out I was Kilted a lot they felt that they could trust me as they see Kilted gents as true class acts.

So my intention was to tell you all about how Gentlemanly Kilt wearing is, and I did try to interject some humor in it, but failed miserably. For that I apologize.

My main point in wearing the Kilt with these ladies was to prove that a person can wear the Kilt proudly and be a gentleman without causing harm to them.

[Panache]

...my main point in wearing the Kilt with these ladies was to prove that a person can wear the Kilt proudly and be a gentleman without causing harm to them.

It would be an absolutely grand thing if the kilt was always seen as the sign of a gentleman.

Good on ya Glen for representing the rabble so well.

How fortunate for the lassies to be in the company of such a gentleman, and one with such bonny knees to boot!

Cheers

Panache