The doorbell rang

[Blu (Ontario)]

Now Blu, you know that we are gentlemen.

Glen

Read a post on one of the other forums a while back. A curious waitress in a pub requested a kilt check of one of her patrons. He agreed provided he was granted a peak of equal value in return. The waitress agreed. The whole incident sounded like an adolescent game of "doctor", only with adults.

blu

[Graham]

Are we not being influenced by all this "equal rights" nonsense?

My view is that the lassies should be given greater respect and consideration (whether they deserve it or no).

So I'm a little unsure of the kilter's mantra "I'll show you mine if you show me yours", except if it's just a little harmless fun with no intention of preceeding.

OK, I'm a fuddy-duddy, so what!!

[Blu (Ontario)]

...Are we not being influenced by all this "equal rights" nonsense?...

I should hope so!

blu

[RockyR]

As long as Susan doesn't have cold hands, she can have all the PC crap she wants.

[Graham]

Correction, "feminism" would be a more accurate word to use that "equal rights". I believe in equal rights with no discrimination based on religion, race, or gender.

[Susan]

As long as Susan doesn't have cold hands, she can have all the PC crap she wants.

My hands are freezing..! what's the last bit of the sentence meant to mean?

[Susan]

... It's simply curiosity to know what the kilted man is wearing beneath...anyway..I always ask permission before-hand Weeellll it's tradition isn't it!

Oh goody... does that mean it's ok for the guys to do the same with the girls??

I wouldn't dream of asking a stranger wearing a kilt what he was wearing beneath it! Nothing worse than watching a group of females pulling and groping at a kilt wearing man, for the sake of a look at his...ahem... bottom!