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24th January 08, 06:07 PM
#11
 Originally Posted by Chef
Hi Ted, I don't mean to offend but why bother? There is no practical reason to wear a kilt to garden over jeans. In fact as you pointed out there are things you don't want to do in a kilt while in the garden. Given that the kilt you are wearing would by a half-dozen pairs of jeans I don't see the point other than to say you did it. The kilt is a garment but it is not practical for everything.
Hi Chef, it is quite delightful hopping around my garden in a kilt. I guess I just enjoy it, and there are... comforts that the kilt provides that pants do not.
Also, um... it's easier to take the kilt off than the overalls... either of which come off usually when I come in from working in the garden.
As far as the cost of pants to the cost of BK kilt... Live by the coin; die by the coin.
Last edited by Bugbear; 24th January 08 at 07:47 PM.
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