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22nd August 05, 06:26 AM
#1
Sorry to hear that you were treated in such a manner by those who don't understand.
I thought the States would be a great place to wear the kilt as there are so many different cultures and creeds that expressing your own goes mainly unnoticed.
When I have visited my relatives in the States (never with my kilt on) I have been treated with nothing but kindness and respect.
Never mind, there are one million that will support you to every one of these type of idiots.!!!!
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22nd August 05, 07:22 AM
#2
I guess there are a range of guys for whom kilts and kilt wearing is an issue due entirely to their own limitations as human beings.
If you imagine a spectrum with, at one end, those for whom walking upright with just a little knuckle drag is something of a personal achievement right through to those who don't need approval from their buddies to have wash everyday, the not so brave dunderheid in the auto probably needs a lot of band-aids.
I refuse to believe that guys who have a problem with kilts, actually have a problem that involves clothing. You'd probably have to be a psychologist to
fully diagnose their inadequacies, but I'm guessing that it's often just straight good ol' fashioned jealousy with a side shot of pretence.
Jealous that their miserable little world means they'll never know how the kilt meaures up as a clothing choice, and pretence that, heck, they prefer not to have the choice. Right? After all, who wants choice? No sirree, I'll just stick with a fragile ego and the body odur of a decomposed racoon like the rest of my buddies down at Moe's...
Back in the 1970's a British food company ran an ad campaign for 'instant mashed potato mix'. The ads featured a family of Martians who split their sides laughing at the behaviour of the sad Earthlings who thought the best way for creamed/mashed potato was to peel, boil and then mash them.
The joke was the Eartlings were pitifully blinkered and not very socially developed (not to mention stupid). I'm reminded of those ads every time I read about some repressed redneck with a negative kilt comment.
Imagine the service we could do to society at large with a 'only real men can hold their breath for ten minutes' bumper sticker campaign....
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22nd August 05, 09:05 AM
#3
I feel sorry for someone who is all bravado while in a moving vehicle. Ignorance definetly show its ugly head when one can leave quickly, and not get to know the person.
You handled it well Dave
Glen McGuire
A Life Lived in Fear, Is a Life Half Lived.
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23rd August 05, 08:31 AM
#4
http://www.markmcm2002.verysmooth.co.uk/ads_a-f1.html
Go on have a laugh guys
It's cadbury's Smash about half way down the page
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23rd August 05, 06:00 PM
#5
The Cadbury's fruit and nut ad has a big kilted scotsman running around with his sporran on his ****
Wear your kilt proudly, but carry a big stick
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25th August 05, 05:08 AM
#6
The Cadbury's fruit and nut ad has a big kilted scotsman running around with his sporran on his ****
And on his side. The sporran was in the way of the cabre he was about to toss. That sure had a funny ending!
Last edited by Rigged; 25th August 05 at 05:09 AM.
Reason: I forgot to add the quote.
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25th August 05, 05:34 PM
#7
I thought that was Scott's Porage Oats?
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25th August 05, 05:58 PM
#8
glengall1,
You are from Ayr? So is my wife. Stevenson, to be precise. My maternal grandmother was from Bo'ness.
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