Victory Resolved

**Streetcar** · 13th August 07, 08:10 AM

Originally Posted by Riverkilt

She revealed that one client complained that there was no way to be sure if I was wearing anything under the kilt. Strangely that has never been an issue for the client with the ladies at the agency wearing skirts and dresses.

I always get the biggest kick out of this attitude. It makes as much sense as saying "I have no way of knowing what he's wearing under his pants..."

Back in college, I had a buddy whose pick-up line was "I'm not wearing anything under my underwear."

And congraulations, Ron!

**Perldog007** · 13th August 07, 10:18 AM

Originally Posted by Streetcar

I always get the biggest kick out of this attitude. It makes as much sense as saying "I have no way of knowing what he's wearing under his pants..."

Back in college, I had a buddy whose pick-up line was "I'm not wearing anything under my underwear."

And congraulations, Ron!

That is a great line. And a great job by Ron maintaining his cool and winning one for the goody guys. Congratulations and thanks for sharing this with the forum.

**Alan H** · 14th August 07, 10:19 AM

Congratulations, Ron! This is great news.

BTW, I do think it's a good idea to strap on a pair of trousers once a week, just to show that "wearing a kilt" isn't really a Big Hairy Issue and to demonstrate a relaxed attitude about it. If there's any "power play" stuff going on, having trousers on once in a while will ease a bit of the tension and you're STILL kilted most of the time.

**Riverkilt** · 14th August 07, 01:54 PM

Aye Alan, I agree. Still in trousers today. Wanna eyeball the CEO over this just to be sure.

Ron

**staticsan** · 14th August 07, 10:46 PM

Originally Posted by acstoon

Do we really know what anybody wears under their clothing?
More importantly, why would this be of paramount concern?

Think about all those closet cross-dressers...!

No, we shouldn't be concerned about otherwise invisible under-garments. Unless, perhaps there's somethign visible that shouldn't be...

Wade.

**morrison** · 15th August 07, 12:15 AM

Preeeeesent, Kilt.

Yup.
That's one more fer th good guys!

HIP HIP

Ah tennnn hut
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Kilt ....ON

**mddock58** · 15th August 07, 05:47 AM

As you know, Ron, The complaints from clients are usually because they really don't want to be there in the first place, and any excuse they can have to "throw back" is common. As your co-worker said, only 2 complaints is great even in any counseling situation.

Good news, quite happy to hear that it has resolved, though I knew it would with time.

**gseven1** · 15th August 07, 01:38 PM

Ron,

Let me add my congratulations on such a favorable outcome.

Cheers!

**Dunnigan** · 15th August 07, 04:50 PM

I too, would like to extend my congratulations on a situation expertly handled with patience and perserverance. I thank you for winning one for everyone.