Oh ow - oh dear - my ribs ache from coughing and now you make me laugh - reclining with the chocolate and the er cough mixture to hand, wrapped in my cosy blankie - no no - plaid, yes, it is a warm plaid -
I think that whilst a kilt lift possibly did occur it can't really be counted as a kilt check if there was no second party involved - though someone with a set of binoculars might yet come forward to confirm that the event did actually happen.
Anne the Pleater :ootd:
In my case there was a second, and a third, and a fourth, etc. party involved!
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I'm sorry Grant, I wanted to consider it to be a full blown kilt check (pun intended.) However, there are rules for this sort of thing, and one just can't proceed willy-nilly over the rules.
On second thought, because it's you (and my wife is laughing hysterically,) I'll rate that a 5. On a scale of 1-20.
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On second thought, because it's you (and my wife is laughing hysterically,) I'll rate that a 5. On a scale of 1-20. 
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