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There was a time where a quick change meant changing from a skirt into pants. Now it is changing from a short, frayed and dusty work mini into a respectable mini to go down the street. Quick change it is; I find that I don't even have to remove my boots. It sounds slack but if I am in the middle of ...

Exactly! I was only thinking the same the other day, for all the reasons stated above. I found I was doing it habitually, dropping batteries out of a handset, etc. No knocking the knees together to catch something.

I always fine it not fun moving and setting up gear in a skirt or kilt, But thats just me I find skirts are great for hard physical work; carrying building stone, climbing scaffold, mixing concrete .................. anything. I always feel younger and fitter when wearing a skirt doing that sort of...

dillon wrote:Of course you could shoplift hams and turkeys from the supermarket in pants like those...

Could be a variation on "budgie smugglers".

dillon wrote:I won't be holding my breath for positive comments. I wear them because I enjoy them.

STEVIE wrote:Best, the skirt is nothing, they see "ME"!
Can I ask for more?

Yes, people don't tell you that your pants look good.

After writing my specs for a skirt, I came across these: http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Khaki-Green-Pink-Ladies-Wrap-Over-Mini-Skirt-Size-M-Festival-Boho-Punk-Rave-/141941198955?hash=item210c5ad06b:g:xV4AAOSwGYVW9vwD I like the khaki and can cope with the pink accents. They have a selection of colours &...

JohnH wrote:

kilty wrote:I have just ordered a Craptin... it was $450 but I will post pix when it arrives

For that amount of money you could have bought something worthwhile such as several bottles of single malt scotch.

Which you will need anyway after you check it out in the mirror.

Now that the weather is cooling off, the tourists are starting to return (opposite to most places but most people don't like holidaying in 40C). I was doing some renovation work next to the old Bond Store, still warm enough to be wearing my 14" charcoal, frayed denim mini. A touring couple came...

I thought of directing this only to Melbourne residents, but then realised that they aren't the only ones who might be there in July, so the question is open to anyone. I plan on being in the Melbourne area from 4th to 12th July this year. It would be good to meet up with some other skirt-wearing m...

At last I have found a(nother) descriptive term for such things: "dropcrotch", sounds like some terrible affliction.

dillon wrote:I like it, except for ths pom-pom shoes.

I think they must be to reduce harm to the guy marching ahead. A skirt doesn't offer much protection.

I have just ordered a Craptin... it was $450 but I will post pix when it arrives :lol: I think there are several clues that Kilty is "pulling our legs". 1. $450 2. :lol: 3. Craptin... But... please confirm Kilty. This is proof that he is serious: 1. $450 is cheap because it is on special ...

An earlier and more ornate outfit.

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The Evzone unit of the Greek army.
I like the colour with the blue epaulets.

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Couya wrote: The silhouette of the lower half is no different from that of a person with a skirt and leggings -- which a lot of you seem to like, so why laugh?
Martin

That is most magnanimous of you.
One can make a silhouette of a dog head with ones hands.