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2nd March 12, 07:02 AM
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Re: A story of Kilted Attention or: Why I can't go commando!
I'm loving reading these stories and am building my repertoir of responses. I love the one, "Why, shoes and socks, maam!" That's great. I'm a relative newby and have only ventured out a few times. Have always gotten the positive comments, so far, and that has been great. As warmer weather approaches, I look forward to getting out and about much more often.
All us 60+ year olds need to band together!
Jackson
I hold the truth in such high regard, I use it sparingly!
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2nd March 12, 02:54 PM
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Re: A story of Kilted Attention or: Why I can't go commando!
 Originally Posted by Jackson
I love the one, "Why, shoes and socks, maam!"
My personal fave, which I've used on occasion, is "My hose!".
I am of course referring to my socks.
"It's all the same to me, war or peace,
I'm killed in the war or hung during peace."
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2nd March 12, 03:10 PM
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Re: A story of Kilted Attention or: Why I can't go commando!
 Originally Posted by Dale Seago
My personal fave, which I've used on occasion, is "My hose!".
I am of course referring to my socks.
In Germany this could lead to funny looks, if the person is not familiar with the term.
The german word "Hose" means trousers.
 Originally Posted by Pleater
Weeelll - once I was walking along the row of shops near us and passed a young couple, she was wearing a narrow strip of denim for a skirt and a couple of handkerchieves worth of fabric for a blouse and it was losing the fight to stay closed - I was almost out of earshot when he enquired 'why doesn't your skirt move like that?' Anne the Pleater
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1st March 12, 08:01 AM
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Re: A story of Kilted Attention or: Why I can't go commando!
Here's the picture. I'm kind of traditional myself, but for Florida, the flip-flops are appropriate.
Last edited by McFarkus; 1st March 12 at 08:45 AM.
Animo non astutia
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1st March 12, 08:36 AM
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Re: A story of Kilted Attention or: Why I can't go commando!
I'm not a lothario, and never have been... don't wear a kilt to get attention in the least.
That said, like many others here, I can't elaborate on half of the things I've had to put up with through the years, mostly from strange, drunk girls; consider yourself fortunate that you got off as easy as you did, this time. Next time, you run the risk of someone getting MUCH more "friendly".
You have been warned.
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1st March 12, 08:41 AM
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Re: A story of Kilted Attention or: Why I can't go commando!
 Originally Posted by Ryan Ross
I'm not a lothario, and never have been... don't wear a kilt to get attention in the least.
That said, like many others here, I can't elaborate on half of the things I've had to put up with through the years, mostly from strange, drunk girls; consider yourself fortunate that you got off as easy as you did, this time. Next time, you run the risk of someone getting MUCH more "friendly".
You have been warned.
Thanks for the vocab word, i never heard of lothario.
To be honest, I've gotten some attention and know it's expected, people screaming at me from across the room etc. This is just the first time it ever got physical, which was a bit startling.
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1st March 12, 08:48 AM
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Re: A story of Kilted Attention or: Why I can't go commando!
 Originally Posted by Four
Thanks for the vocab word, i never heard of lothario.
To be honest, I've gotten some attention and know it's expected, people screaming at me from across the room etc. This is just the first time it ever got physical, which was a bit startling.
Yeah, it can be rather startling, for sure.
Especially with single guys, at first, they might be thinking "Hey- This is awesome!" But if you have to put up with enough of it, to enough of a degree, over a long enough period of time, you realize you're being treated like a piece of meat, and that you could have legal action against a bunch of these women, should you wish to.
Aye, a little self respect is all it takes to see said low-class actions for what they are- proof that men are not the only impulsive hornballs in town.
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1st March 12, 12:20 PM
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Re: A story of Kilted Attention or: Why I can't go commando!
 Originally Posted by Ryan Ross
Yeah..you realize you're being treated like a piece of meat...
I can live with that... seriously though one shouldn't have to fend off unwanted lewd behaviors. At a Ren Faire I got upkilted by a pretty young lass. I really didn't protest. Gave my wife and I a good laugh when she came out from under me redder than my torrie.
Rondo
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5th March 12, 02:52 PM
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Re: A story of Kilted Attention or: Why I can't go commando!
 Originally Posted by rondo
I can live with that...  seriously though one shouldn't have to fend off unwanted lewd behaviors. At a Ren Faire I got upkilted by a pretty young lass. I really didn't protest. Gave my wife and I a good laugh when she came out from under me redder than my torrie.
Rondo
How long have you been kilting?
After the first decade (especially when you're a young man at the time, I should think), it does get old.
You realize that you're getting all the attention you want anyway, and that the attention of foolish, sleezy women is not what a gentleman finds gratifying.
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1st March 12, 08:51 AM
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Re: A story of Kilted Attention or: Why I can't go commando!
It can be tough on your wife or gf if they have not encountered this before, I dont know why it happens but it seems a common 'problem'
My wife is used to it since I've been wearing a kilt for a long time but she was still caught out recently by a friends over interest and she gave her the evil eye treatment - seemed to work
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