My wife and the question.

**Robertson** · 14th January 08, 06:09 AM

Three Cheers to the Wife! Man!!

**Tommie** · 14th January 08, 06:15 AM

I agree, great answer; but to a question that should not be asked.

I could'nt agree more.Women should show us the same respect we show them by not asking what kind of underwear they wear under thier skirts.
Try asking a lady that an see what she says.

An Keith:as for a woman running up behind you an raising up your kilt-Try doing that to a woman in public an see what happens.
You'd probibly get arrested.

I think we should be shown the same respect when wearing a kilt as women demand when wearing a skirt.

**McFarkus** · 14th January 08, 08:38 AM

Originally Posted by Tommie

I could'nt agree more.Women should show us the same respect we show them by not asking what kind of underwear they wear under thier skirts.
Try asking a lady that an see what she says.

I was picking up a slice of pizza around the corner from my house when a young thing in her early 20's asked me the question. I said, "I wouldn't ask you what you're wearing under your jeans."

She replied without a pause, "a thong." So I told her and she kind of freaked out.

**James MacMillan** · 14th January 08, 09:24 AM

My wife isn't shy about what I wear - she normally just blirts it out when somebody shows the interest. Hasn't happened in a while though - I guess I need to run in some new circles?

**macdoc451** · 14th January 08, 11:28 AM

Being new to all this, I assume that "regimental" is more a choice/circumstance-thing, than a "strictly expected tradition"............... verify, please???

**TheKiltedWonder** · 14th January 08, 06:11 PM

Originally Posted by keith A.

Its not being picky, just not good form to chat a girl up in front of you wife and kid. And after 20 years together Iv got no game left in me. If I had to chat a girl
up to feed my self Id end up starving to death. Just no game at all.

Who said anything about bothering to chat them up? Getting complimented by anyone (just about) is great for the old confidence. You don't have to be interested; they can be 20 years younger, 10 years younger, much older, a compliment is a compliment, is a compliment!

As for game; I think my game involves having no game. It's very Buddhist like that

**TheKiltedWonder** · 14th January 08, 06:14 PM

Originally Posted by macdoc451

Being new to all this, I assume that "regimental" is more a choice/circumstance-thing, than a "strictly expected tradition"............... verify, please???

Pretty much, at least from my point of view. Someone going to a school, church, synagogue, mosque, climbing a ladder etc, may want to think through the idea of going regimental

P.S. Welcome from Williamsburg/Richmond!

**string** · 14th January 08, 06:16 PM

I have been trying to think of handy lines to use... but so far Yeti hasn't worn the kilt with me around since before we were dating. My favorite would be... "that is for me to know, and for you to wonder about."

**Alaskan Kilted Guy** · 14th January 08, 08:07 PM

My wife has been known to tell them to have a feel for themselves.... I am a lucky man!

**James MacMillan** · 15th January 08, 02:44 AM

Originally Posted by macdoc451

Being new to all this, I assume that "regimental" is more a choice/circumstance-thing, than a "strictly expected tradition"............... verify, please???

To me it's a comfort thing - If you know how to wear your clothing, there should never be any exposure unless you are some sort of movie star type or heress.