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Sewn down pleats can indeed curl up because of the thread shrinking. Most casual kilts have sewn creases, and they tend to curl a bit. But casual kilts get so easily wrinkled that you never notice the curling of the pleats.

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Do you remember the old line that goes "Real Men Don't Eat Quiche"? I once said that to a friend of mine (thinking that I was terribly clever) and he said to me... Real Men eat ANYTHING they want. He was right. I live in my birkenstock sandals almost year 'round. When the temperature dips ...

Being two and a half stone heavier than when I bought my kilt, a friend has offered to let a pleat out to help it fit round my copious gut. Does letting a pleat out look right? or is this a bad thing to do to a traditional heavy weight 9 yard kilt? A traditional kilt has a reverse pleat that can al...

ah, good question from the back! the website focuses on the intended morality of spiritual principles, and the harmonising effect this has on the brain, and the deviation from morality by a materialist society. the deviation from morality has a corrupting effect on the brain, which renders it unabl...

i'm afraid narrow mindedness is a trait of the masses. in some parts, people are born "untouchable" and considered no better than animals; social reformers have tried for decades to eradicate this curse without any sign of success. in other parts, like saudi arabia, slavery is routine, an...

Abe Lincon beard ( no mustache)

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I had the opportunity to use the "Comfort before Conformity" slogan the other day. People accept it without question, and seemingly, with complete understanding.

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Rick

Well Merlin, the more support the better. I look forward to the day when people ask... "What's with the pants? Don't you know they are carcenogenic?"

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Rick

Greetings Merlin That's not what the medics say. I've twice been (medically) advised to wear a skirt/Kilt to alleviate (the effects of) medical problems 'below the waist', at least to assist recovery. Was that suggestion prompted by you? Or was it a "comfort issue" that could have been so...

The problem with this argument is that detailed medical records of men's reproductive problems have been kept for only just over 1 century during which time all men in the western world were expected to wear trousers. Therefore there is no comparitive data for men who don't wear trousers. That is w...

The problem with the "Health" argument is that apart from a very few skirters and kilters, all men wear trousers, and do not suffer health or reproductive problems.

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Rick

Neither type of kilt are easy to alter, but traditional kilts require significantly more know-how. You can get by for a few inches (2 or 3) of waist reduction by replacing the existing closure system with sewn-in velcro strips. I have made two heavyweight traditional kilts using velcro. They Always ...

Since1982 wrote:I think you'd have to ask an actual transvestite to get the probably correct answer. :whiteflag

Right on. How can a non Transvestite know what a Transvestite thinks? Furthermore, how can we assume that they all think the same way? Logic tells ur that they don't.

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In july I will be turning 38, no big deal I know. Anyway, she wants to have a themed dress up party. Come dressed as something that has the same first letter as your name. My name starts with C, some have already mentioned I could go as a cross dresser, I think not, It's not me, I actually dislike ...