Who would wear this?!

**Mikewood** · 22nd September 11, 07:35 AM

Sorry, I tried to be as delicate as I could and answer the question honestly. I am sure there is a forum out there where a detailed discussion of this topic exists but I have no desire to further it here or anywhere else.

**O'Searcaigh** · 22nd September 11, 08:06 AM

Not Me!

**cruiser348** · 22nd September 11, 08:35 AM

How wonderful to see that it's even in my size, and it looks like the "kilt" is easily removable as well. That makes for such a versatile garment I lo.....
Ok well I tried to choke it out so it looked like I might consider it, but I just couldn't do it. That is horrible but I do plan to check back to see if some sucker buys it.

**piperdbh** · 22nd September 11, 09:17 AM

Who would wear it? Nobody, apparently.

**ForresterModern** · 22nd September 11, 09:19 AM

Sorry, not my tartan.

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**artificer** · 22nd September 11, 09:45 AM

Originally Posted by tkdog

What the he!! is a "bondage kilt"?...never mind - I don't want to know.

It's referring to the style of trousers. "Bondage pants" are a late 70's early 80's punk style of trouser that is laced, zipped, or buckled from ankle to knee (sometimes higher) to get a very fitted "pegged" leg look. They look fantastic with boots (docs). Think Sex Pistols & Malcom McLaren and you're on the right track.

They've always been around if you knew where to look, I had a pair or two back in the day. , Today, the new crop of emo-goth kids has made them popular again, but somehow it seems less "cool" when you can buy it from Hot Topic in every mall in America

As to the kilt part over the bondage pants, that's just silly.

Originally Posted by Mikewood

Bondage is a kink i dont understand and some people get off on it, humiliation but I think this is going a bit far. I guess it proves when you think you made it to the end of the Internet someone builds a new and stranger section.

See above.

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**Father Bill** · 22nd September 11, 09:50 AM

In so many "post-modern" efforts, it seems to me that the goal isn't so much to develop something that would be nice, as a desperate search for a way to do something that hasn't been done before in order to prove that you're able to produce some originality.

This seems to me to be one of those attempts.

As has been said... not my tartan.

But sincere thanks for explaining it.

**mbhandy** · 22nd September 11, 10:08 AM

Originally Posted by O'Searcaigh

Not Me!

"Dito"

**cessna152towser** · 22nd September 11, 11:00 AM

Now that really is bizarre, a pleated mini skirt over trousers the legs of which have been tied together, and all in a matching tartan. I'd wonder if anyone would wear it, not because it looks weird but because it would be totally impractical!