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2nd October 05, 02:54 PM
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Why do kilts rise?
My question is this...and maybe our lovely XMarks ladies have some insights, considering they wear skirts. At least I think they do...sometimes...anyway.
Do skirts have as much of a problem with rising and exposing as kilts seem to? I was thinking abut kilt fabric weights, and how anything below 11 oz seems to be a bad idea, and then I was thinking, well, some girls around here wear skirts that are obviously light weight, but don't ever seem to rise when there's a gust, just billow about some.
Is the amount of fabric that contributes so much to a kilt also its downfall? I mean, if you have a heaping helping of fabric, it seems logical that it would catch and hold gusts of wind better...but maybe I'm very wrong in this.
I don't know. Who wants to speculate? Anybody?
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