izzarina wrote: Oh, and totally OT ( :roll: ) but you know, ad, everytime I see your new avatar, I want to jump around yelling "AMUCK AMUCK AMUCK AMUCK"
Funny... every time I see yours I look over my shoulder for Flying Monkeys.
Trouser addiction, can you leave the house without a pair?
Interesting post, after spending ten years in Highland regiments, I would rather wear a kilt for everyday wear than pants. Considering a man's anatomy a kilt makes more sense, if you have to sit at a desk all day.
It would be interesting to figure out who the 25% who don't wear clothes are. Then find a warm clime to gather in and play whistles.
Highland trews old style+
Highland trews modern style, which I have three pairs of.
MarkB
It would be interesting to figure out who the 25% who don't wear clothes are. Then find a warm clime to gather in and play whistles.
Highland trews old style+
Highland trews modern style, which I have three pairs of.
MarkB
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emmline wrote:aderyn_du wrote:I'll help you out, izz...
I just down from the Isle of Skye
I'm no very big but I'm awful shy
All the lassies shout as I walk by,
"Donald, Where's Your Trousers?"
Oh. I thought you were talking about Donald Duck. He never wears pants. Or trousers.
how lewd of him
I don't understand why he's the only Disney character (that I can think of off hand...) that doesn't wear pants. Goofy, Mickey, and the other guys do. Why is it only poor Donald that has to run around without pants? Even a kilt would have been kinderSomeday, everything is gonna be diff'rent
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Mark, here's a link for you:MarkB wrote:Interesting post, after spending ten years in Highland regiments, I would rather wear a kilt for everyday wear than pants. Considering a man's anatomy a kilt makes more sense, if you have to sit at a desk all day.
http://www.sportkilt.com/kilts.cfm
Scroll down to the "Specialty kilts" section. I don't see why the khaki one wouldn't work for the office. And, you know, maybe the Blue Hawaii for weekend wear?
Actually, I love looking at a fellow in a kilt. Around here we have some construction types who wear those canvas "construction kilts" instead of shorts in the summer and .... whoo-hoo! I could make endless jokes about their dangling hammers (the kilts have a sewn-in hammer loop like on a tool belt), but think I'd better stop there.
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Dang it! Once again, we don't get a "None of the Above" choice... sigh.
anniemcu
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