What they really say about us

**Inchessi** · 26th June 11, 04:57 AM

Originally Posted by Cowher

So I was board so I posted on a forum about reptiles and asked about kilts.

Keeping reptiles is just weird. Keeping New World Tarantulas is normal, that, and they are much prettier than anything a herpetologist would have. I also have a collection of preserved fish, is that weird?

**James Hood** · 26th June 11, 05:44 AM

"Nothing is stupider than someone else's hobby"

H. Shepherd Paine

**robthehiker** · 26th June 11, 05:56 AM

Wear what you want. But try not to look like some awful parody.

Can we "sticky" that? They could all learn a lesson reading it.

So could we.

**Ian.MacAllan** · 26th June 11, 07:16 AM

Originally Posted by cruiser348

. . . Have heard the skirt comment more than once but never by anyone brave enough to come do so close enough to discuss their opinion. . . .

I have heard it only from male high school "students" who were in a vehicle accelerating away from me while I was walking. Brave "men."*

*To anyone who finds this allusion offensive, I most humbly and sincerely apologize. I mean it as satire.

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**Mark_in_Fargo** · 26th June 11, 07:32 AM

I removed my comment

**northernkilter** · 26th June 11, 07:45 AM

Dont really mind those sorts of opinions, no one really has the ultimate opinion on how others should dress, the more ignorant opinions have strength only in that they think the majority of people think the same as them when it comes to diversity, which is obviously rubbish.

**flyingshamrock** · 26th June 11, 08:15 AM

I really can't get mad when people make comments about my kilts. I often remind myself that I too, criticize people on their attire. It drives me nuts when I see some kid walking down the street with his pants hanging down to his knees. I always want to comment and tell him to pull them up around your waist. I guess that is some sort of fashion statement (says the guy in the kilt) and one could easily call me a hypocrite for thinking that way. Thankfully God wired us all differently... We just all lucked out with the better wiring job!!!!

**Chas** · 26th June 11, 08:32 AM

Are we not all guilty of this? Don't we all make judgements on the amount of cleavage shown and the appropriateness in any given situation. Likewise the hem height of a skirt. Likewise the amount of hair, muscles and size of the package.

We are all judgemental and in the great scheme of things, I think that I would prefer a person to criticise someone for their dress sense rather than for their gender or sexual orientation or religion or the colour of their skin.

Regards

Chas

**Cowher** · 26th June 11, 08:55 AM

Originally Posted by Chas

Are we not all guilty of this? Don't we all make judgements on the amount of cleavage shown and the appropriateness in any given situation. Likewise the hem height of a skirt. Likewise the amount of hair, muscles and size of the package.

We are all judgemental and in the great scheme of things, I think that I would prefer a person to criticise someone for their dress sense rather than for their gender or sexual orientation or religion or the colour of their skin.

Regards

Chas

You had to bring boobs into this?!?