sexy lady asks the question

[Caradoc]

It's happened to me a few times as well... Kelly generally steps in and lets the other female know "where she stands" when it comes to my kilt.

Oddly, I've not been asked The Question even once since I put on the wedding ring.

My wife's been waiting for it. (The Question)

[Jimmy the Celt]

This evening I was asked the Question [in a very innocent fashion] by an old Irish lady who lives in the neighborhood and stops by sometimes. I just laughed and replied, "A Celtic tradition!" It was the first thing to pop into my head, and the only answer I felt appropriate at the time int:

~James

[BronxKilt]

I was out with my girlfriend and was asked "The Question". I turned to my sweetie and said:
"This one wants to know...."
to which my sweetie replied:
"So show her, and if you wont I will; but let it be known: she can look but don’t touch"
I took the stance, legs planted, chest thrust, belly pulled in and awaited a cool breeze that never came. The other girl turned several shades of red and turned away. Something to be said about a confident Girlfriend I suppose. Before sweetie was a part of my life I welcomed such encounters; they were what made my "morning after" reports so much fun.

[Captain]

I'm a little disappointed so far... the only people to ask me "The Question" are men... What's up with that? No hot ladies to kindly inform of my married status...

[Andrew Green]

There is always something disturbing about when a guy wants to know what your undergarments are.

[GatorUK]

I'm a little disappointed so far... the only people to ask me "The Question" are men... What's up with that? No hot ladies to kindly inform of my married status...

Guys that ask "what are you wearing under there", are usually just looking to draw attention to themselves at the pub, etc. Since that is what they are looking for, and being the generous, accommodating chap that I am ask them in a loud voice: "Why, are you looking for a date?"

[Livingston]

Guys that ask "what are you wearing under there", are usually just looking to draw attention to themselves at the pub, etc. Since that is what they are looking for, and being the generous, accommodating chap that I am ask them in a loud voice: "Why, are you looking for a date?"

I'll have to remember that one.

[Frog]

Had a woman come up to me in a restaraunt last night, as my wife, another couple, and I were paying the bill to inquire whether I was wearing a skirt or a kilt (it was an olive mocker). "It's a kilt, of course! Made in Seattle by a company called Utilikilt." "Well, my son says if you're wearing underwear, it's a skirt, if you're not, then it's a kilt." I just stand there, smiling, it takes her about 90 seconds to get up the nerve to say, "Well, are you or aren't you? I want to see!" "Well, if you want a peek, you're gonna have to ask my wife, first" as I point her out. Poor woman lost her nerve at that point, and returned to her table.

Frog

[Jimmy the Celt]

Had a woman come up to me in a restaraunt last night, as my wife, another couple, and I were paying the bill to inquire whether I was wearing a skirt or a kilt (it was an olive mocker). "It's a kilt, of course! Made in Seattle by a company called Utilikilt." "Well, my son says if you're wearing underwear, it's a skirt, if you're not, then it's a kilt." I just stand there, smiling, it takes her about 90 seconds to get up the nerve to say, "Well, are you or aren't you? I want to see!" "Well, if you want a peek, you're gonna have to ask my wife, first" as I point her out. Poor woman lost her nerve at that point, and returned to her table.

Frog

I love that story!

~James

[CameronTaylor]

I'm a little disappointed so far... the only people to ask me "The Question" are men... What's up with that? ...

That's just ..... wrong.


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