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    Ironic that the schizophrenic patient had one of the most enlightened reactions.

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    Re: First Time Kilted at Work Today.....Crazy Time....

    Quote Originally Posted by Riverkilt
    A female therapist my age (I be 60) asked if I was scotch. Explained the difference between people and whisky.
    Great post! This line got my attention. I don't think I would have picked it up in a conversation.

    I think you make some very good points about double standards. A man could never do some of the things that happened to you, yet women think they can get away with it.

    Don't let them wear you down. Keep on kilting!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mike n NC
    ...Consider yourself lucky, my job entails to many safety regulations to allow kilting....
    I can understand your situation. For the same reason, I could never wear a kilt at work.

    But who wants a blast of chemicals up your kilt?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tim Walker
    Ironic that the schizophrenic patient had one of the most enlightened reactions.
    As John Nash, Nobel Prize winner and schizophrenic, proved - schizophrenia has nothing to do with intelligence (see A Beautiful Mind). But you're right, it is ironic.

    And yes, sadly, management lets that lady talk like that to clients too...she's even won rounds with the chairman of the board...go figure.

    Thanks for the support and observations...woke up this morning realizing I have an opportunity to show up at work kilted again Monday morning...instead of making it a casual Friday thing....the few remaining brain cells in my besotted mind are lining up and beginning to hatch a plan....

    Ron
    Ol' Macdonald himself, a proud son of Skye and Cape Breton Island
    Lifetime Member STA. Two time winner of Utilikiltarian of the Month.
    "I'll have a kilt please, a nice hand sewn tartan, 16 ounce Strome. Oh, and a sporran on the side, with a strap please."

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    great story bro, you handled yourself well.
    I don't usually read long posts, but this was a good one.
    go for it next friday.

    as far as the women go and their comments, I have said this all along, if I said the same to a woman as she said to me I'd get arrested.
    can you imagine putting your hand up a womans skirt to have a feel? what would she do?
    I was accosted last night in the pub by some drunken woman, well over 60,
    "I'm scotch" she said, insisted a few times on knowing what was under my kilt, and grabbing at it.

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    Interesting that a drunken woman would insist that she is "scotch," that is, that she is whiskey.

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    mulling over posts....

    I'm beginning to think that a man in a kilt is a test of a woman's character. Particularly when she does something as intrusive as actually lifting up the kilt.

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    Re: First Time Kilted at Work Today.....Crazy Time....

    Quote Originally Posted by Cthulhu
    I see someone here watches 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer'
    Obviously, so do you! I love the dialogue on that show.

    Mychael

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    Phil wrote:
    "I'm scotch" she said, insisted a few times on knowing what was under my kilt,
    Well, like they say. You are what you eat, or rather drink.

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    Good on ya Ron. I have to admit that I don't know if I"d have kept my cool with the office beast that kept making the nylons comment. Time together or not. Once is fine, maybe twice if you're good friends, anymore then that and to me, it's an obvious lack of respect. I give you the credit you deserve, way to keep your cool.




    Quote Originally Posted by bubba View Post
    She wrote that I looked like I was born to wear the kilt. It don't get better than that.
    I got that from one or two folks that have seen pictures of me. You're right, it's the best.

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