What they really say about us

[R.S.L. Kiltwearer]

Are we not all guilty of this? Don't we all make judgements on the amount of cleavage shown and the appropriateness in any given situation. Likewise the hem height of a skirt.

Chas

Hey I have never passed judgement at these moments..... I have only enjoyed them pleasantly and silently to myself



sorry guy moment over

[Nighthawk]

I really can't get mad when people make comments about my kilts. I often remind myself that I too, criticize people on their attire. It drives me nuts when I see some kid walking down the street with his pants hanging down to his knees. I always want to comment and tell him to pull them up around your waist. I guess that is some sort of fashion statement (says the guy in the kilt) and one could easily call me a hypocrite for thinking that way. Thankfully God wired us all differently... We just all lucked out with the better wiring job!!!!

Um... No... Not hypocrisy there at all. One set of people know how to dress with dignity; the other set of people are simply dressing with vulgarity. Vulgarity and ignorance need to be addressed. I'm sorry, but if you're knowingly walking around with your *** hanging out and your pants nearly off, your soul purpose is to offend. How can these people not know that that kind of thing is offensive? It's not even in the same realm as wearing a kilt!

Are we not all guilty of this? Don't we all make judgements on the amount of cleavage shown and the appropriateness in any given situation. Likewise the hem height of a skirt. Likewise the amount of hair, muscles and size of the package.

We are all judgemental and in the great scheme of things, I think that I would prefer a person to criticise someone for their dress sense rather than for their gender or sexual orientation or religion or the colour of their skin.

Regards

Chas

The difference between us and a lot of other people is that while, yes, we do judge, we tend to do a little research first. They see us, men who are obviously very masculine, yet wearing a "skirt" and instead of asking questions and learning something, and then making their judgement, they just point and laugh. On the other hand, I see a man with a towel on his head and a knife sticking out of it, I go and ask him questions! I learn new words like "kirpan." So personally, while I agree with you to a point, I would rather not be scoffed at by people who are too stupid to ask simple questions. And really, that's the definition of stupidity- a refusal to learn when presented with information. It's not ignorance- when I asked about the kirpan in the turban, I was ignorant because I didn't know, so I asked and I learned. Stupid people don't do that, and those people, I have no use for. That's how I personally judge people. The ignorant, I like. We can be enlightened. Enlightenment does a great deal to improve the quality of the judgement.

[Cowher]

You have your hobbies - I have mine.

Regards

Chas

[English Bloke]

The difference between us and a lot of other people is that while, yes, we do judge, we tend to do a little research first. They see us, men who are obviously very masculine, yet wearing a "skirt" and instead of asking questions and learning something, and then making their judgement, they just point and laugh. On the other hand, I see a man with a towel on his head and a knife sticking out of it, I go and ask him questions! I learn new words like "kirpan." So personally, while I agree with you to a point, I would rather not be scoffed at by people who are too stupid to ask simple questions. And really, that's the definition of stupidity- a refusal to learn when presented with information. It's not ignorance- when I asked about the kirpan in the turban, I was ignorant because I didn't know, so I asked and I learned. Stupid people don't do that, and those people, I have no use for. That's how I personally judge people. The ignorant, I like. We can be enlightened. Enlightenment does a great deal to improve the quality of the judgement.

Wise words Sir, wise words. I like your thinking.

[Nighthawk]

Wise words Sir, wise words. I like your thinking.

I've learned from personal experience that stupidity can be painful. I wouldn't call myself wise; just experienced.

[Cowher]

I've learned from personal experience that stupidity can be painful. I wouldn't call myself wife; just experienced.

I wouldn't call you "wife" either

[chrisupyonder]

I've learned from personal experience that stupidity can be painful. I wouldn't call myself wife; just experienced.

It'f old Englifh where the "s" looks like "f" me thinkf old wife one.

Chrif.

[GoodGirlGonePlaid]

Hey I have never passed judgement at these moments..... I have only enjoyed them pleasantly and silently to myself



sorry guy moment over

*intrudes on your guy moment*
It's cool, our boobs are totally looking at your kilt.

[Highlander31]

....The ignorant, I like. We can be enlightened. Enlightenment does a great deal to improve the quality of the judgement.

Someone once said to me; "On the path of life, you will run into ignorance and stupidity. Ignorance can be fixed,...stupid is permanent."

[Jordan]

*intrudes on your guy moment*
It's cool, our boobs are totally looking at your kilt.

I really hope so