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here's some other comments from girls who recently gave me their opinions on the subject.. "I never wear short skirts: I don't want people in the street who I don't even know to fantasise about me." "I don't have the legs for them and I prefer jeans." "I know men like me to...

Gentlemen, :drool: Dont count me as one of [those] who dosen`t like them , Oh no I`d give anything to have the guts to wear one of mine openly in public, I have 5 of them and adore that style they are so comfey ! I bought one. It's Capri Blue and ankle length, even has a 2 inch border on the bottom ...

Caution: rant follows. Alright, I'll bite. What is it that makes people, perfect strangers, in public places, ask very private questions of blokes wearing skirted garments? It's not just tacky, it's just plain rude. I was in line at my local beer-seller a few days back and a pair of "older"...

Those are beautiful, Yonkas! Did you get the red or blue? Either way you are going to be stunning. The rest of us lot are still waiting for photographs to be published. Take that as a not-so-subtle hint, Yonkas. :D That "Joyous Landlord" rig looks absolutely glorious. I'm wondering how it...

These 'walking skirts' (marketed as such) date from the 1990s - basically tweed, straight, knee-length and with pockets - in effect 'one-legged-shorts'. If you can provide an Internet link or a catalogue source, this'd be truly interesting fodder. The 1990s have never been known as the most "f...

That's some awesome lookin garb there CR! I like that look. Many thanks! My reason for not posting many photos is that I really don't have a tremendous amount. The pictures I do have are ones that I've taken myself using the timer function on the camera. I only have a handful myself, and there's ce...

Definitely more colorful clothes. Just being a man does not require dull, dark, somber or boring colored clothes. Unless of course, you aspire to lemminglooking. I've worn mostly black since my previous gig as a computer field engneer as one of the things I was expected to work on were electrostati...

OK, I have to do something , 'cause it looks like I'm confusing the locals. I stopped in today at the local liquor store to pick up some beer and had a (really rather pleasant) woman ask if I was Amish. Well, I'm not. Yes, Amish menfolk wear dark clothes and have beards, but your typical Amish bloke...

Gregg1100 wrote:[...]are we too old for all this, or old enough to know better .

Or are we old enough to know what's right and just, and wise enough to say, "screw it!" to those who aren't?

... Oh, probably not. :) Yeah, though it is true that beards have always been quite popular among "real" computer people who remember paper tape. Paper tape was easy. Binx nailled it on punch-cards, though. Hauling a heavy box to the computing centre and never knowing whether the program w...

Thanks for the comments, Gents.

And yes, Skip, that's a "strangulation device". I occasionally wear them out of (bad) old habit.

In the spirit of things, here's another look I happen to like but don't use all that frequently: http://starfish.rcsri.org/~crfriend/.skirts/crf-cream-silk-f-s.jpg This one shows my dark vest and cream-coloured silk skirt. The skirt is wondefully comfortable, but as I'm a bit of a slob I always worr...

Robes are traditional religious wear for men in many sects of Christianity, Judiasm and Islam. And Buddhism! True, in all cases, but those cases seem to be more for the "officials" (be they cardinals, bishops, monks, or what-have-you) rather than "lay people", and that was where...

What makes denim invisable? is it the color or style or both. Hi Rob, and welcome to Tom's. I suspect that denim is invisible simply because there's so much of it around -- people are just desensitised to it. It is, after all, "the uniform" and uniforms are just that -- uniform -- so folk...

ChrisM wrote:CRF I really enjoyed your home page!

Many thanks! {blush}

ChrisM wrote:And there was this PDP 4 being used to hold a door open....

Ouch. That hurts.