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View Poll Results: Does the wind blowing up your kilt count as a kilt lift?

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    :butt: and this does not count as kilt check either!

    Sorry, Grant, a proper "kilt check" is usually performed by a human of the opposite gender.

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    Are we perchance being too hard on him? I just re-read his original post. He said "kilt lift". Just the new guy's ignorance here, but is a "kilt lift" the same thing as a "kilt check"? If it is, he's still on shaky ground, imho. If they are indeed different phenomena, he could be (grudgingly) technically correct.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ozark Ridge Rider View Post
    ...He said "kilt lift". Just the new guy's ignorance here, but is a "kilt lift" the same thing as a "kilt check"?...
    Now you're speaking the lingo! And to those who scoff at the difference between "lift" and "check", have another look at his avatar.

    Kilt on!

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    Quote Originally Posted by SteveB View Post
    Sorry, Grant, a proper "kilt check" is usually performed by a human of the opposite gender.
    "Usually," perhaps, but that is surely irrelevant; I have been kilt checked in a gay bar, by a man; that counts ... unlike the wind ....
    Garrett

    "Then help me for to kilt my clais..." Schir David Lindsay, Ane Satyre of the Thrie Estaitis

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    Quote Originally Posted by SteveB View Post

    Sorry, Grant, a proper "kilt check" is usually performed by a human of the opposite gender.

    Opposite gender? Uh-oh--then some of mine don't count now!
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