Hello from Milton Keynes

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Milton
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Hello from Milton Keynes

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Hi there
I am a straight man aged 22 with a girlfriend who shares my flat in Milton Keynes. Ive been wearing a skirt indoors for a while and have recently bought a sarong. With a touch of brovado I wore the sarong at the beach when holidaying in Cyprus. That was just great. My jeans wearing G/F thinks Im weird but doesn't try and stop me.

I found this site this year and am very encouraged. I think I need to buy a denim skirt before I venture out. I just love wearing skirts.

FJ
FJ in Milton Keynes. "Opinions are made to be changed - or how is truth to be got at?" (Lord Byron). I've been on the planet since 1988 and wearing a skirt since 2008.
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Hi. Welcome aboard. I'm just down the A421 in Cambridge, so I'll be sure to wave at you when I'm dragged to IKEA next...

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Welcome
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:welcome:

We have a member, Since1982, who chose his screen name because
1982 is the year he started full-time wearing skirts and sarongs.

Out of curiosity, how did you choose your screen name :?:

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Uncle Al wrote: Out of curiosity, how did you choose your screen name :?:
Im not very good at thinking up memorable names and since I was born in 1988 I chose that one. The american member with a similar name is very knowledgable so it was also a kind of homage to an elder of the skirt fraternity. 8)
FJ

PS I love poodles but cant keep them as Im in a flat so I have my picture instead.
FJ in Milton Keynes. "Opinions are made to be changed - or how is truth to be got at?" (Lord Byron). I've been on the planet since 1988 and wearing a skirt since 2008.
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Hi Milton, welcome 2 skirt cafe. ware are u from? :welcome:
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Hi & :welcome:
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FJ,

Thanks for the info about your screen name :!: :D

If/When you get a chance, please post a pic of you wearing your new
denim skirt. Only members can post and view pics, in the pic section.

Thanks and again :welcome:

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Skirthead wrote:Hi Milton, welcome 2 skirt cafe. ware are u from?
Well, when a Mummy and a Daddy love each other very much... :wink:

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Skirthead wrote:Hi Milton, welcome 2 skirt cafe. ware are u from? :welcome:
The clue is in the name of the thread. Milton Keynes isn't the name of the poster, it's the name of a town in England that is famous, mostly, for its roundabouts. The OP lives there.
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thank yew ethel, yew made me feel like a complete fool. sorry but i dont live in the uk and wudnt know that. milton keynes LOOKS like a persons name to me. :cry:
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Don't worry about it, Skirthead, I don't think Ethel was trying to embarrass you when he said that, probably just not thinking how it would be percieved. :D :D :D I actually thought Milton Keynes was a person too, until I looked it up online. :D :D It's probably named after a person with that name. :D :D
I had to remove this signature as it was being used on Twitter. This is my OPINION, you NEEDN'T AGREE.

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ethelthefrog wrote:
Skirthead wrote:Hi Milton, welcome 2 skirt cafe. ware are u from? :welcome:
Milton Keynes... ...a town in England that is famous, mostly, for its roundabouts.
You forgot the concrete cows... :D

The Wikipedia entry for Milton Keynes includes a photograph of the concrete cows, just scroll down to the heading "Public sculpture".

Have fun,


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Re: Hello from Milton Keynes

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Hi erm, Since,

(Thinks; this could get confusing!).
Welcome to the cafe!
It's a while since I have been to Milton Keynes, it's a bit far from the Scottish Wet coast (dry but gray just now). When I think of MK, I think of flatness and roundabouts, very different to here.
I've been building quite a collection of denim skirts, two arrived yesterday from Midas clothing, I asked them to make me a couple of their cargo skirts but make them longer. one is calf length and the other is below ankle length, for me that is most lengths catered for now, from above knees to long enough to hopefully stop midges getting my legs. :D
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B&B said: (Thinks; this could get confusing!).
Ya think???
I had to remove this signature as it was being used on Twitter. This is my OPINION, you NEEDN'T AGREE.

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