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    Cool Best quips/retorts to Kilt questions...

    Greetings all,
    this is inspired by the advice support thread started by Berry, in that he seemed to be a bit lost in how to deal with the comments directed to him by the less enlightened.

    I figure the more seasoned kilt wearers might have a few good retorts - some gentle some not - that can be used to defuse an uncomfortable situation (or to put someone in thier place)

    Best i have seen on here so far is: "Crushed nuts are for ice cream sundaes!" courtesy of Al Gingles/Al G Sporrano.
    I tend to take a more direct : "ITS A KILT, G** D****T!" & "What part of KILT is confusing you?"
    In resposne to "why is it called a kilt" : "Because thats what happened to the lasyt person who called it a skirt"
    I have heard the question of "what are you wearing under your that?" answered in a variety of ways:
    "Nothing is worn - everything is in perfect working order"
    "Wouldnt you like to know"
    "I'll show you mine if you show me yours"
    "Your girlfriend's lipstick"
    "My shoes"
    "Do you always ask such personal questions?"
    and my fav - "why dont you go under there & find out..."
    Care to share any others that might help Berry (and other newbies) in sticky situations???
    Last edited by UmAnOnion; 21st January 06 at 05:37 AM. Reason: editied because the caffiene hadnt reached my fingers yet this morning
    ITS A KILT, G** D*** IT!
    WARNING: I RUN WITH SCISSORS
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    Best quips/retorts

    My replies to the very few folk who have asked what's under the kilt are :- "I'd prefer to keep you guessing", or "granny pants", both of which have ended discussion of the subject.
    Last edited by cessna152towser; 21st January 06 at 05:56 AM. Reason: missed out a bit

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    When my wife is there...she likes to answer the question:

    "I know...that's enough, don't you think?"

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    I love the one I think Bear came up with "How warm are your hands?"
    I'm not crazy, I'm just running.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Robin
    When my wife is there...she likes to answer the question:

    "I know...that's enough, don't you think?"
    I love it! My wife usually responds with something like: "Don't ask, he might show you!"

    Mike
    A man, a kilt, a mission...Setting out to single handedly stop global whining.

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    Best to just ignore such questions-as beneath one's dignity to deign a response.

    James

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    Here is a sampling of actual quips I've recieved had over the past few years along with some answers that worked.

    Quip - What's up with the skirt?
    Retort - What's up with the bad haircut?

    Quip - Where's your bagpipes?
    Retort - Same place as yours. (To a man)
    - Same place as your fathers' (to a woman)

    Quip - So are you gay or what?
    Retort - Sorry... You'll have to look elsewhere!

    Quip - Nice skirt!
    Retort - It should be for $500.

    Quip - Are you scotch?
    Retort - No but I drank some last night!

    Quip - Are you a "true Scot"?
    Retort - Is there any other kind?

    Quip - Are you playing bagpipes today?
    Retort - No, but I'm playing poker later!

    Quip - Did you lose a bet?
    Retort - I won... the loser has to wear jeans!

    There's a few others I can't remember at the moment. I find that most quips are pretty stupid and mostly confined to the "skirt - bagpipe" group. Easily demolished.

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    Talking Quips

    Where's your bagpipes ?
    --Under my kilt.

    Nice skirt.
    --Do you know why they call it a kilt?
    --Because that's what happened to the last person
    --to call it a skirt.

    Are you Scottish?
    --All the best parts are...
    (this usually leave the questioner puzzled whilst I make my escape...)

    And my personal favorite:
    Why are you wearing a kilt?
    --I needed the room.
    BJ Custard
    Pro Libertate!

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    Woman: What's are you wearing under there?
    Me: Good girls ask, bad girls find out.

    Man: Hey! What's under the skirt?
    Me: An asshole detector - it's working!

    Andrew.

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    Quote Originally Posted by millar
    I love the one I think Bear came up with "How warm are your hands?"
    now that one talks Balls! One of my favorites , when the woman is attractive is "I could tell you but, then I,d have to marry you!"
    My arrow of love has arrived at the target
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    And my heart is a blaze of prayer....
    Rumi 12th century muslim mystic

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