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[/attachment]A sarong is very easy to make. In Indonesia and Thailand you can buy for only a few Euros a piece material, and ask a tailor to make a sarong by add two ribbons. And ready is your sarong.
Here is one:

Max Caswell wrote:........... "breechcloth"................

Difficult to find this word in my dictionairy, but finaly found !
In my language it's called "lendedoek".
Adam and Eve used a figleave ....!

. Although I do have a line or two that goes to Scotland I don't consider myself Scottish ....... but English through and through and certainly NOT EUROPEAN, couldn't insult me more...... Thats an interesting testify. Why, Sir, do you dislike Europeans ? I live in the Netherlands and my best friend...

A short question: can anybody tell me what the difference is between a skirt and a kilt. In other words: what makes a kilt a kilt ?
Yes, I know, a silly question. Strangely enough...... But I'm from the continent.....

Your radiation on some of these pictures reminds me of this golden portrait of a Maya warrior, found in the acient Mayatown of Oaxaca in Mexico.

Hé Ron,
Are that really tattoos on your face, or only gummed tape ?

skirtyscot wrote:You may look young, Wim, but I know you cropped that photo to hide the Zimmer frame! ...!

Who knows ?
Perhaps I'm standing with one foot in my grave (Das Leben und Leiden des jungen Werthers, Goethe)
Who knows ?

Tangiers, Morocco, last Thursday. Bazillions of men in djellabas. It is perfectly normal. Mind yo u, I'm not sure what they'd have made of a man in a skirt, if I had been wearing one. A few years ago my wife and I were on our holydays in Libanon, Syria and Jordanie. As you know, I always wear very ...

You lucky bastards! I am 65 and have a body of appr. 90, so the doctor says. The only part of me not affected by rheumatism is my sense of humor... By the way, Wim Jansma looks rather young for his age, do'nt you think? :lol: Jan. Yes I do. Everybody says so. Here is a picture that I took last week.

skirted_in_SF wrote:Wim, that's beautiful fabric. Is it batik?

Yes it is !

I try to do that.
This black one is a Joseph Klotz from Mittenwald, Austria. Seventeenth centurie.
The ligther example is a Wolff, number 194 from her production series of 1898.
I don't like to play the Wolff. The Kloz has his own radiation.
Wim

In Indonesia on feastdays many man and woman wear a sarong. Yes indeed, the same clothes for man and woman.
In Europe, we have still a long way to go until man and woman wear the same clothes !
Here myself in one of my sarongs (this is from Bali)

I have very few body-hair. Not on my chest, back, arms or legs. Only a naughty tuft of hair like a rabbittail just above my buttock. If my wife cuts my hair (on my head) she always shaves that rabbittail too ! I don't like this tuft. And I either don't like roots. My dear friends, do you recognise t...

...............The opinion of strangers are obviously more important to your wife than you. I would tell her that you expect her to wear skirts or dresses in public, if she refuses, she is a hypocrite who disrespects her husband. Do I really have to tell ya what mature love is about, laddy? :shock:...

I forgot my minikilt