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Re: Men in Kilts/Skirts - copulatingduck - 08-29-2008
(08-29-2008, 04:57 PM)rumsfald link Wrote: It mostly depends on your personal tolerance for being different in public. Personally, I have lots of practical reasons to want a manpurse, but I would never survive the embarrassment of actually owning and using one in public. I'm on the way self-conscious scale of the spectrum. If you are on the other end, then let your dangly bits fly free.
Re: Men in Kilts/Skirts - HeK - 08-29-2008
(08-29-2008, 03:44 PM)exanimo link Wrote: Hakamas are still pants-like though .. just big ghetto pants.
True, but they make you feel kick ass just wearing them.
Re: Men in Kilts/Skirts - jorge - 08-29-2008
homeaux
Re: Men in Kilts/Skirts - cannedpeahes - 08-30-2008
(08-29-2008, 12:28 PM)Dave link Wrote: [quote author=Surf314 link=topic=1289.msg34831#msg34831 date=1220030107]
[quote author=CaffeinePowered link=topic=1289.msg34820#msg34820 date=1220028992]
You have to either be gay or scottish, and you don't look like a highlander
Could you be a gay scottish highlander?
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no.
mutualy exculsive.
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OSHI-
That's my family you're talking about.
Re: Men in Kilts/Skirts - ScottyGrayskull - 09-04-2008
There were way too many people in kilts at PAX. I fully agree with the "only wear one if you're Scottish" rule tbh, as I'd much rather wear my below-the-knee cargo shorts. (Probably) Just as comfy, more pocket room, and no chance of indecent exposure on a windy day.
Re: Men in Kilts/Skirts - MrGrey - 09-04-2008
are we forgetting the ultimate psychopathic badass wore a kilt?
![[Image: 1379.jpg]](http://i309.photobucket.com/albums/kk366/mrgrey26/1379.jpg)
Re: Men in Kilts/Skirts - Wedge - 09-04-2008
Well, considering I used to date a guy that wore skirts...
Re: Men in Kilts/Skirts - Dave - 09-04-2008
(09-04-2008, 03:49 PM)Wedge link Wrote: Well, considering I used to date a guy that wore skirts...
....
so?
Re: Men in Kilts/Skirts - Wedge - 09-04-2008
(09-04-2008, 04:03 PM)Dave link Wrote: [quote author=Wedge link=topic=1289.msg36255#msg36255 date=1220561381]
Well, considering I used to date a guy that wore skirts...
....
so?
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So goes my vote. Lrn2inferfgt.
Re: Men in Kilts/Skirts - Dave - 09-04-2008
(09-04-2008, 04:18 PM)Wedge link Wrote: [quote author=Dave link=topic=1289.msg36256#msg36256 date=1220562239]
[quote author=Wedge link=topic=1289.msg36255#msg36255 date=1220561381]
Well, considering I used to date a guy that wore skirts...
....
so?
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So goes my vote. Lrn2inferfgt.
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telling us your gay for men in skirts doesnt tell us if you like it or not
he could have been a total whiney gay bitch and you hated him, thus scewing your opinion on manskirts forever.
Re: Men in Kilts/Skirts - HeK - 09-04-2008
(09-04-2008, 03:23 PM)MrGrey link Wrote: are we forgetting the ultimate psychopathic badass wore a kilt?
Plus he's also Canadian and fights aliens.
With sunglasses!
Re: Men in Kilts/Skirts - [fr31ns]Karrde - 09-04-2008
Kilts and Skirts are awesome AND comfortable. Mind I don't have any/would wear them in public, but I wouldn't be adverse to having skirts for home use when it's hot as all hell. Actually, tbh, if I'm alone and it's hot as hell, naked is just easier ;P