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14th September 04, 07:39 AM
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Meeting politicians
I attended a meeting with some of Tasmania's prominent politicians and local dignitaries such as the city mayor tonight.
I was proud to be there kilted and have an opportunity to promote kilts.
One silly lass, as old friend I've not seen for 10 years asked me why I was wearing skirts now.
I said "it's a kilt".
later she asked why i wore dresses now.
I said "it's a kilt".
Poor lass, bit thick, i reckon.
The politicians were from a conservation party called "The Greens", while they are good with caring for the environment - I have little time for their other trendy views.
I had an opportunity to get "stuck into them".
I thought after - they will remember me as "the guy with a big mouth and a kilt".
Wearing a kilt is a way of getting noticed and remembered, for good or ill.
My thick mate was finally satisfied when I told her I was on the way to Scottish Country Dancing, she said "Oh, that explains the kilt".
I tried to explain that i dress like this all the time, but finally gave up.
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