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Ray wrote: ↑Tue Mar 05, 2024 8:31 am Fixed that for you

The marvels of punctuation.
Mainstream feminism is a misandric hate cult. Unfortunately I raised my kids to keep it, at arm's length.

Yes, good article about a subject most of us can easily ignore.
If someone quoted Dueteronomy 22:5 to me, I would have to ask them if they also thought 25:11-12 still applied.

I agree with Barleymower that Mark ticks a lot of boxes to attract media. Good on him if he is happy to be promoted like that. It does no harm towards making men in skirts more acceptable. A neighbour of mine saw Mark interviewed on TV and told me about it saying that I wasn't alone in wearing skirt...

Generally how accepting and unaffected people are to what is unusual attire for a man.

A new dimension to a cool breeze.

Like the statement "I have never met a civil engineer".

Real luxuries and they cost so little.

Hmmm, I better start beating my chest.

crfriend wrote: ↑Sun Feb 25, 2024 1:01 am Why don't men wear skirts? Because men don't wear skirts. Circular logic, of course, but it's what always gets trotted out...

When that is quoted to me I agree and add ".... but they can"

Uncle Al wrote: ↑Sat Feb 24, 2024 6:36 pm The question: When asked why do you wear skirts
My answer: Why not
( Make the asking person use their brain and think )

Perhaps we need a thread "Silly reasons why men should NOT wear skrts" ............ because I can't think of a sensible reason why not.

I wear a skirt like that in public but I don't dance or go bare chested, hence I get very little attention.
He certainly seems to be an extrovert.

Well as I mentioned on another thread, I am trying to learn to read and write in Japanese including the Chinese character based Kanji, as well as Hiragana and Katakana which are easier as they are phonetic. Also, I do know a bit of the local Aboriginal languages (Paakantji and Ngiyampaa) where a lot...

Alexei Navalny.
Most depressing hearing of the death of such a brave and dedicated man.

Yes, common in my territory. Local anaethetic and a few stitches, and usually sent way for biopsy to be sure. I have had some small ones frozen off my cheek (face, the other ones don't see the sun). Likely they will remove the thing with a margin; then check the patch removed on the edges to insure ...

Ozdelights wrote: ↑Tue Feb 20, 2024 12:38 am I would say you must have been very comfortable on the outside. On the inside?

That was early days and I imagined I might get verbal abuse or ridicule with people pointing and laughing.

Two true stories, both silly reasons from other people. I think I might have related this before but it fits in here and was partly what prompted me to start this thread. On one of my first outings in public, if not my first, I was filling with fuel in Broken Hill trying to look confident, nonchalan...