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    Quote Originally Posted by Riverkilt View Post
    Because my balls made parole....

    Ron
    OMG LOL!

    Oh Ron, that's my new favorite! Thanks for that one.
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    Got asked today if I'm wearing my kilt in the traditional manner.

    "Of course I am, it's around my waist as tradition says, would look daft round my shoulders wouldn't it."

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    Quote Originally Posted by davim19 View Post
    Got asked today if I'm wearing my kilt in the traditional manner.

    "Of course I am, it's around my waist as tradition says, would look daft round my shoulders wouldn't it."
    An would look even worse down below my underwear the way some guys wear pants

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    Quote Originally Posted by davim19 View Post
    Got asked today if I'm wearing my kilt in the traditional manner.

    "Of course I am, it's around my waist as tradition says, would look daft round my shoulders wouldn't it."
    I have gotten the traditional remark and I say its regimental doofus

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    What's under the kilt? Freedom!

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    Hey Paul, don't give me the credit. I got the line on this board. I love it too. Thanks to whomever coined it.

    Ron
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    "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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    Used a time or two by me:

    "If you were enough of a woman to ever find out, you'd be too much of a lady to ask."

    A word of warning: while the pretty ones laugh, the ones who aren't seem to take a bit of offense ; )

    I used it on Monday night at a local club, and the bartender, overhearing, nearly dropped the drink he was mixing as he laughed. My interrogator wasn't quite as amused....
    - The Beertigger
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    If a woman asks, tell her she's got to tell you what she's got on underneath.

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    Lazarus Corrino: If a woman asks, tell her she's got to tell you what she's got on underneath.
    I had that happen. A young woman asked me what I was wearing under the kilt. I replied, "I wouldn't dream of asking you what YOU'RE wearing under your slacks." "A thong," she replied, "Now what's under that kilt?" So I told her and she freaked out.

    One of the classic replies comes only to one particular variant of the question:

    "What's worn under the kilt?"

    "Nothing's worn, lassie, everything's in perfect working order."
    Last edited by McFarkus; 8th February 08 at 08:57 AM.
    Animo non astutia

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    Well, This was my fav.

    Quote Originally Posted by McFarkus View Post
    One of the classic replies comes only to one particular variant of the question:

    "What's worn under the kilt?"

    "Nothing's worn, lassie, everything's in perfect working order."
    Did you know that Scots never fought wearing the kilt? They took them off to do battle. That was the secret of their success.

    Imagine an army like that chasing you!

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