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The Commonwealth Games opened in Birmingham, England, last night. This is a BBC news item on the tartan and the tartan's designer (hopefully those outside the UK can read the news item):- https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-62340507

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Ian

I usually buy my hosiery from https://www.thetightspot.com/ (I'm in the UK), and, only today, noticed that they have a section called 'Tights for Men' within their 'Tights' menu. Some less-than-usual tights are available.
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Ian

Our people have used Zoom in the past, but I'm thinking of giving Jitsi https://meet.jit.si/ a go as there is no time limit, 100 people can join and uses your normal web browser, nothing to download or install.
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Ian

Refitting the hinges (screws came loose) on two cabinet doors in my workshop (in a skirt, of course, 18 inch denim).
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Ian

For me:-

England
Wales
Scotland
Isle of Man
Channel Islands (Jersey)
Yemen
Kenya
Denmark
Sweden
Finland
Norway
France
Germany
Belgium
Netherlands
Switzerland
Gibraltar
Malaysia
New Zealand
Australia
Spain

It is still possible to get the free update from Windows 8 to Windows 10 - officially it ended some time ago, but I updated a laptop around two months ago and expected it not to work, but it did.

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Ian

weeladdie18 wrote:Went back to my computer technician.....best way foward is to upgrade to windows 10.
However this costs the customer Approximately £70 ,inclusive of Microsoft Licence.

Softwaregeeks are selling a Windows 10 Pro licence for £13.99

http://r.email.softwaregeeks.co.uk/btru2u73irdff.html

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Ian

I find I need to wear a slip with quite a few unlined skirts. as static electricity build-up makes the skirt 'cling'.

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Ian

These are the basic choices:-

Pleated skirts would nearly solve the problem.

Came across a chap in my local B&Q DIY store in a light grey kilt, long socks - certainly looked the part with beard and Tam o'Shanter cap.

Got two kilts, one mainly blue and the other grey and black, both standard wrap-around design and knee length. Also have a few skirts of various lengths – the plaid miniskirt I have I don’t think will ever be worn outside the house as it only just covers my backside. I can see why pleated skirts are...

Hi everyone,
New to forum, started out wearing a kilt a few months ago – the postman and a few delivery drivers have seen me in a kilt, but not yet had the courage of my convictions to wear a kilt or skirt to the supermarket.