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    Quote Originally Posted by biblemonkey View Post
    A woman wears a skirt a man wears a kilt just like a woman wears a blouse and a man wears a shirt.
    No. The British forces have worn a Battledress Blouse for years - go and tell them, they are women - if you dare!

    A blouse and a shirt are two very different articles of clothing. What we today call a man's shirt is more correctly called a blouse, because it opens up from neck to hem. A shirt, correctly, only opens up as far as halfway between navel and groin (think nightshirt). The navel is called the belly button because that is where the lowest button on a shirt was.

    If we are going to have these type of discussions, we really need to get the terminology right.

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    Chas
    Last edited by Chas; 31st August 11 at 12:18 PM.

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