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https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=p ... zqUsb3yOmY

Yep, it really is that simple. And honestly, I think it's much easier to whip up the skirt to use the toilet for #1 than using a fly. And for #2, it couldn't be simpler; just hike it, roll it, and secure it round ur naval for safe, hygienic keeping till you're done. Beats putting your trousers on the pee ridden petri-dish floor!! It really is that simple. But, humans like to make things more difficult than they need to be, it seems.

And people think we're the weird ones...

I have to agree wit you and the video. As I been wearing skirts for over 3 years now, and enjoy all the vantages of the skirt.I will never go back to pants.

Wish more people were like her.

-J

Brilliant! It's nice to see a girl of her age advocating skirts, and not just for women when most are in jeans. I'd be interested to know why pink became feminine under Hitler
Charlie

Charlie wrote:Brilliant! It's nice to see a girl of her age advocating skirts, and not just for women when most are in jeans. I'd be interested to know why pink became feminine under Hitler
Charlie

Yeah, not sure about the whole Hitler and pink thing...the rest of it is great tho!

As for pink and history behind gender and clothing/pink and blue, this is a good article:

http://www.smithsonianmag.com/arts-cult ... 97/?page=2

Potbelly MacKraken wrote:As for pink and history behind gender and clothing/pink and blue, this is a good article:

http://www.smithsonianmag.com/arts-cult ... 97/?page=2

That's a good article, but it's better if one starts on page one. The shot of Franklin Delano Roosevelt is a telling one of how even the elites dressed their children in the late 19th century. Commoners would have done similarly, but there aren't a lot of photographs of them in existence.