Kilt, not

[Ugly Bear]

The real shame here is that if the Freestylers at Tom's Cafe and Chris' Atrium (forerunners to XMTS) got wind of this, they'd be writing their Congressmen demanding an end to the oppression of those who don't see gender distinctions in clothing.

Sorry, make that "Congresspeople."

Me, I'm glad he got kicked off. You can play at a Sharon Stone impersonation in the privacy of your home, but not on a crowded public airliner.

So ... was it this cross-dressing clown who called his micro-mini a kilt, or was everyone else just trying to be polite?

[morrison]

It's a bummer that some people feel the urge to flash in inappropriate public places. There are times and places for nearly everything. Really, the airplane is no different than the bus or the museum or the zoo (depending on which side of the fence one stands). Some public places allow for partial or full nudity. I know of a place where exhibitioning and voyeuring is a part of the make up of the domain.
Ultimately, the length of kilt or skirt is of slight relevance. However, the final point remains, Know your environment. Adhere to local rules. If you don't know, either "Observe and learn," or, "Ask."

[Scratchy's Lass]

I know of a place where exhibitioning and voyeuring is a part of the make up of the domain.

Hollywierd?