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4th September 07, 01:39 PM
#1
For the wife or the kids. Plus I drive a forklift at work, probably wouldn't be proper with my sporran smacking me in the nose all the time!
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4th September 07, 01:50 PM
#2
 Originally Posted by ccga3359
For the wife or the kids. Plus I drive a forklift at work, probably wouldn't be proper with my sporran smacking me in the nose all the time!
You're scaring me! I've driven forklifts. How do get your sporran to... never mind.
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4th September 07, 01:52 PM
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 Originally Posted by Archangel
You're scaring me! I've driven forklifts. How do get your sporran to... never mind.
I drive very, very fast!
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5th September 07, 04:43 AM
#4
I was in Mexico a couple of years ago staying in an all exclusive resort for twa wks. I was on ma way tae a speciality resturaunt in the resort wearing ma kilt, a was refused entry. Why? because there is a dress code nae shorts allowed, go pit lang troosers on. After ten mins explaining this my national dress, a walked awa made a complaint, as i was insulted. Cut a lang story short, a wis given an apology fae management, free passes tae speciality resturaunts (never went, matter of principle) and the dress code as far as kilts are concerned, ALLOW IN!!!
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5th September 07, 03:59 PM
#5
Regrets
Well, I dutifully wore p*nts today. I did drill that "professional dress" mandate squarely in the end zone by wearing my Modern Macbeth necktie.
Turns out I should have worn the kilt. Both the vendor trainer and our corporate trainer said it would be fine. Came up when one o' the lads asked me why I was wearing p*nts.
The instructor kept coming back to the topic for comic relief, should have just worn it. I am sure the District Manager appreciates my gesture though. Tomorrow - Free again!
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5th September 07, 04:22 PM
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 Originally Posted by Perldog007
Well, I dutifully wore p*nts today. I did drill that "professional dress" mandate squarely in the end zone by wearing my Modern Macbeth necktie.
Turns out I should have worn the kilt. Both the vendor trainer and our corporate trainer said it would be fine. Came up when one o' the lads asked me why I was wearing p*nts.
The instructor kept coming back to the topic for comic relief, should have just worn it. I am sure the District Manager appreciates my gesture though. Tomorrow - Free again!
If I recall this scenario has played out before (or I just had a premonition). In future cases sch as these, when a brother kiltie is told to wear grape smugglers he should keep kilt-kit in the car. At the first sounds of "should've worn the kilt" in a flash our kilted hero can save the day.
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5th September 07, 04:25 PM
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 Originally Posted by ccga3359
If I recall this scenario has played out before (or I just had a premonition). In future cases sch as these, when a brother kiltie is told to wear grape smugglers he should keep kilt-kit in the car. At the first sounds of "should've worn the kilt" in a flash our kilted hero can save the day.
Could not agree more! Let this be the law of our people hence. From this rule I will not soon stray
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7th September 07, 09:34 AM
#8
most of the ruddy time, but only for the missus, the kids couldn't care less if I am kilted
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