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I don't really have a lot of time for basketball or rap music, so the fact I don't like their style isn't very important.

In my family, it was always my mother who expressed anger and rage. I never experienced my father in a seriously bad mood, (though my older siblings did, once ) I was, if anything, somewhat more concerned about not provoking my mother's temper. On one occasion, in her older days, she realized that ...

ABBA was a very formative experience for me when they hit the big time on the Eurovision song contest. I'm keen to see what this digital performance will be like. Hope they can show it places other than London.

STEVIE wrote: ↑Sun Sep 05, 2021 5:35 pm Actually. that shirt dress is not far removed from the one I was wearing in Glasgow last Saturday.
Mine is in a red and black buffalo check.
Good to be on trend.
Steve.

I have one that I think is similar. Haven't worn it out much though.

I would have said yes, too short a few months ago, but now? I just walked back to my place from a block or so away, wearing a square cut grey denim skirt,(It was a skort but the lining was so uncomfortable I cut it out and used matching briefs) and it measure 13" as well, At my height it looks ...

In addition, one of the checkers at the OfficeDepot I go to seems to always be in his Utilikilt. The moral of the story: There's no field more attuned to public perception than retail. So, if retail, male checkers can wear a skirt in public, any male can. Until my job went away when COVID got bad, ...

An older couple I was talking with said to me recently, “but is it really all that bad? It isn’t that deadly”. And true - individually we probably don’t personally know that many people who died… but it isn’t necessarily about death. It’s a lot of things beyond death: Burden on the medical system N...

Nearest I've got to that is pickling. I love pickles! Pickled onions are highly anti social, but oh, so tasty! Trouble is they take so long, so I cheat, and instead of using small onions, I used larger onions sliced into 3/8 or 1/2 inch.

A couple of interesting(?) incidents today. I went to get a checkup for my pacemaker, nothing unusual about that, though it seems I'm close to needing a new one as the battery dies, still at least 6 months off. I've worn skirts most of the last few years of these checkups, with absolutely zero comme...

The only thing I found interesting about that article is that Quin Lewis wears skirts even though he has a prosthetic.

Generally, a good thing. Like Tom, the price is too high for me. I have several thrift store/bargain rack skirts that have similar features. It looks to fit into the same market as the Elkomando kilt. The dress is also interesting.

Can you pull on them? I've seen it done with shorts that pulling on straps there will bunch up the fabric on the outseam, so you can more or less outer leg showing.

I don't know about a plaid or tartan skirt suit, but I thought I saw a gentleman wearing a tweed 3 piece skirt suit once. I was talking to another customer, so was unable to catch up with the guy and talk to him, but it looked good to me. Gave me an impression of a Sherlock Holmes, Victorian period.

Coder wrote: ↑Sat Jun 19, 2021 12:57 pm Why bring all this up? No particular reason, woke up early and a discussion going on here (women who refuse to let their partners wear pants)

Did you mean "refuse to let their partners wear skirts"? If not, which discussion are you talking about?

Oh yes, On several occasions I've had conversations with a couple, sometimes for several minutes, and when the wife, (it's usually the wife, but not always) gets around to complimenting me on my skirt, the husband is very surprised.