My Turn To Deal With A Dress Code

[heartofglass]

Tell the lady shrink you'll give up kilts if she will wear those Gawd awful panty hose every day (We all know those were invented by a man!)

[McClef]

Well what a result!

I'm very happy for you and hope that the future working relationship continues on a positive course.

[mbhandy]

Hey Bill,

If you did the same, so what if something showed...all they'd see is tartan boxers that kids expose from their low slung jeans anyway.

Ron

How Ruuude
MrBill

[ckelly327]

Congrats Ron. I'm glad to hear that things seem to be working out OK for you. It sounds to me like some of your co-workers and her bosses may have put a bug in her ear about your good work and the fact that kilts are a part of you as a person. Good Job!

[Jerry]

As a retired old fart, who couldn't have worn kilts at work anyhow (osha rules concerning rotating machinery and hazardous chemicals) I've restrained from commenting or making suggestions. Now, I'd like to offer my congratulations on resolving the issue in your favor, Ron, and on the gentlemanly way in which you handled the matter.

[Rusty]

I'm glad that things worked out for you okay.

[mddock58]

Ron, it is still amazing what can get accomplished while in a straitjacket! (though they were troosers)

Sometimes it works out for the best with a direct face to face! And in the business you are in, it should be easier! ( though most of the time it is more difficult!)

Glad to hear of the positive outcome!

[BEEDEE]

Congratulations Riverkilt. You have more than lived up to your forum title of Grand Defender of the Kilt

Brian

[Tartan Hiker]

Excellent, Ron.

Now we want to see a new picture of you on the canyon rim, beautiful sunset in the background, and two pairs of trousers going up in flames.

[Bob C]

I'm glad to hear it ended well, Ron.