Equality and Diversity.

[Jimmy]

Seems that some people do not understand the concept of Equality and Diversity or is it that they struggle to pay compliments to someone looking good, bit of envy here perhaps

[Barry]

Excellent grasping of an opportunity davim19. I'm glad to hear that the experience was generally positive.
As to the two "bad mouthers" ; you did not indicate their sex, and if female if they were wearing trousers. Whatever, if you were a woman wearing trousers these sort of comments would certainly qualify for an official reprimand as sexual harassment. Maybe you would like to recommend them to HR for "diversity training" as happened last year to firefighters who had problems accepting gay men.
Perhaps ignoring these two is best - take the moral high ground!

[McGurk]

Seems that some people do not understand the concept of Equality and Diversity or is it that they struggle to pay compliments to someone looking good, bit of envy here perhaps

I think thats true, envy of a good looking outfit, and envy of the courage to wear it.

Our company is big on equality and diversity, so the architecture team are using this to our benifit and we're arranging a list of cultural evenings, such as a curry night by our Malaysian architect, a sausage a beer night by the german. Naturaly I'm thinking of something Typicaly from the UK, so next year, I might be hosting a burns supper for my collegues. I do intend to wear a kilt on these days, however, I shall not be regimental. The stairs in the office have lovely marble treads, but no risers between them, you can see nearly straight up through them!!

[McNulty]

There are times to be silent and there are times to "let fly the dogs of hell". Why lower yourself to the level of those who bad mouth what you wear. I just nod my head in those situations and know that I am not only better than them, but way better. Unless they keep bringing it up, the feedback has been positive so far, let them live their lives in their own predjudiced world. Wear the kilt!
Nulty

[Warlock]

Don't let the idiots get you down. You can't fix STUPID!

[Alaskan Kilted Guy]

I do intend to wear a kilt on these days, however, I shall not be regimental. The stairs in the office have lovely marble treads, but no risers between them, you can see nearly straight up through them!!

Isn't it sad that you have to alter your behavior because of someone elses inabiltiy to keep from looking up your kilt? You'd be doing nothing wrong being regimental, however is someone invades your privacy and looks, you are the one that will be wrong. Go figure.

[McClef]

There is a similar stairway at TGI Friday's in Castle St, Edinburgh and I can assure you that they cause no problem.

Sometimes methinks we panic too much...

[Tommie]

Isn't it sad that you have to alter your behavior because of someone elses inabiltiy to keep from looking up your kilt? You'd be doing nothing wrong being regimental, however is someone invades your privacy and looks, you are the one that will be wrong. Go figure.

I know this cartoon may be a poor example,but who is in the wrong here?

[Ian.MacAllan]

I know this cartoon may be a poor example,but who is in the wrong here?

The artist is in the wrong; he's trying to pass off a pleated skirt as a kilt. Note that he has the pleats all the way around.

.

[McClef]

I know this cartoon may be a poor example,but who is in the wrong here?

A mixture of wrongs.

Firstly the artist has portrayed an abysmally short kilt which also appears to pleated all the way around.

Secondly a lady precedes a gentleman upon ascending and the other way around when descending so that he may catch her should she fall.

But such shocking scenes of horror are truly difficult to reproduce in a real life situation.