A new twist on "The Question"

**Wareyin** · 20th July 15, 08:08 AM

Originally Posted by WillowEstate

You might try "I can keep a secret but I don't know whether you can!"

I like that!

**Gibtron** · 20th July 15, 08:47 AM

Originally Posted by WillowEstate

You might try "I can keep a secret but I don't know whether you can!"

I have used a variation by asking "Can you keep a secret? Good so can I."

So far I have yet get a follow up question after that one.

**Kiltedjohn** · 21st July 15, 08:24 AM

Originally Posted by Angela Kaye Bodine

All of a sudden a hand pinched me under my kilt, I turned around about to smack someone and it was my husband lol.

Creeping up from behind has to be done with great care! Mistaken identity could result in a very awkward situation - the defence might well not be believed!

**Angela Kaye Bodine** · 22nd July 15, 05:10 AM

Kiltedjohn, lol I hear ya.. Luckily for Alan I don't think to many women wear kilts in our town.. He has always taken great delight on catching me off guard lol..Its what he does lol.. I'm sure one day his luck will run out lol..Then let the explaining begin lol..Hope you are having a good day... Angie

**Tarheel** · 22nd July 15, 08:31 AM

Angie dear. I like the playfulness you and your husband keep in your relationship. Tell your man to remember, "it's all in good fun until someone comes home with a hand print on their face from mistaken identity." Note: you did say there weren't many kilted women in your town.

**Angela Kaye Bodine** · 22nd July 15, 06:23 PM

Tarheel , Lol and Thank you.. Yeh we try to keep things fun lol. I would have to laugh my butt off if he gets his face smacked or punched debating on whom he accidentally gets playful with the wrong kilted person ....But it would be funny lol... Hope all is well..Angie

**tpa** · 23rd July 15, 01:45 PM

Originally Posted by Angela Kaye Bodine

Yeh we try to keep things fun lol. Angie

Good for you Angie. Back on topic, as it is not often one comes across a female wearing a kilt and sporran casually, has anyone ever asked you the question when you are wearing your kilt, male or female? Since you've been married at least, husband excepted, as he evidently finds out for himself.

And what would your response be?

**Angela Kaye Bodine** · 23rd July 15, 05:41 PM

Tpa, Hi ! I've been asked by BOTH. My response to both is .. I wear shorts ( slip shorts actually, they are form fitting) and tell them I'm allergic to wool where my kilts start and end is where my shorts cover lol.. Then I pull up a little one side of my kilt on leg and show I have shorts on.. I got nice legs, lol, I don't mind....I can understand how the question can get drawn out for you guys or if women act like jerks.. No one should cross the line... Hope all is well ..Angie

**Grouse Claw** · 26th July 15, 05:39 AM

The old situation, but it has got too much for the bartenders in this Inverness pub.

http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-scotland-33569027

**jetstar63** · 26th July 15, 02:31 PM

Originally Posted by Richrail

Not only shiny bracelets and a car ride but also a listing on a sex offenders registry for the rest of ones life.

Sexual comments alone aren't enough to get yourself on any registry, but a physical action in that direction will.
I haven't run into this problem yet, maybe I am too old.