Win a "relaxed kilt"

**wildrover** · 8th July 10, 03:24 PM

ayfkm?

**bigdad1** · 8th July 10, 03:49 PM

If anyone were in doubt as whether to kilt or not that would certainly turn the tables against kilting. What a horrid scrap of cloth.

**nagod** · 8th July 10, 04:25 PM

are you guys sure you know this is a females kilted skirt of sorts,not a mans kilt.

**Sir William** · 8th July 10, 06:02 PM

Originally Posted by McClef

What a shapeless load of c**p.

My sentiments exactly!

**auld argonian** · 8th July 10, 07:45 PM

Originally Posted by nagod

are you guys sure you know this is a females kilted skirt of sorts,not a mans kilt.

I tried that one before....once they're on a roll, though, there's no stopping them........

Best

AA

**wildrover** · 9th July 10, 10:46 AM

Originally Posted by nagod

are you guys sure you know this is a females kilted skirt of sorts,not a mans kilt.

Then it's a skirt.

As AA pointed out, we're rather territorial when it comes to the term "kilt".

...and given the connotations and associations with men and skirts, particularly in this country, I think we're perfectly justified in doing so.

**CDNSushi** · 9th July 10, 06:59 PM

The problem is that when you click through, the description of said "cloth" says both "skirt" and "kilt." Using the two words interchangeably like that is bound to cause troubles on XMTS.

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**artificer** · 9th July 10, 07:24 PM

Originally Posted by CDNSushi

Using the two words interchangeably like that is bound to cause troubles on XMTS.

ith:

I've got several words that work 'interchangeably' for this particular garment...
"dung' and 'cr@p'.

Let's face facts, all.

Fashion has deserted us.

Remember when fashion models were HOT (Cindy Crawford, etc)?
How is a lollipop 'fashionable'?
I love hips (and other things) on my women.
Get ye to a fitted pencil skirt (to paraphrase the bard).

Fitted fabric over a woman's form is dead sexy, way more so than a sack of fabric over a scarecrow.

**BoldHighlander** · 9th July 10, 10:54 PM

Originally Posted by artificer

I've got several words that work 'interchangeably' for this particular garment...
"dung' and 'cr@p'.

Let's face facts, all.

Fashion has deserted us.

Remember when fashion models were HOT (Cindy Crawford, etc)?
How is a lollipop 'fashionable'?
I love hips (and other things) on my women.
Get ye to a fitted pencil skirt (to paraphrase the bard).

Fitted fabric over a woman's form is dead sexy, way more so than a sack of fabric over a scarecrow.

I agree 100%! :mrgreen: