Can we offer a kilt for sale

Layne · Post by **Layne** » Fri Jun 30, 2006 5:43 pm

in here, or is that inappropriate?

iain · Post by **iain** » Fri Jun 30, 2006 6:35 pm

how can it be inappropriate? this is a forum for guys wearing skirts and kilts! I'd probably consider buying it!

remember: inappropriate is a word best used for disguising embarrassing acts. A president acted inappropriately with an intern. The bank robber acted inappropriately with the bank's funds. the president inappropriately bombed a country into the stone age.

a useful word! one gigantic fig leaf. so, what kind of kilt is for sale?

boca · Post by **boca** » Fri Jun 30, 2006 7:04 pm

Selling Kilts here from my perspective is perfectly ok and appropreate.

If you fear you're spamming, don't worry. As long as you keep your offer to one thread, and since you're obviously not trying to inundate us with free V1agara or mortgages, go right ahead!

Since1982 · Post by **Since1982** » Fri Jun 30, 2006 7:13 pm

iain wrote:Clinton acted inappropriately with Monica.

We in the USA don't actually know that for sure. We only know Monica SAID he did. We know he faced a witch hunt and lost. We know he didn't run for office again because of it. Probably unlike the British Empire, we get to hear all the seedy details of accusations by people wanting to become famous. Our police here are great for believing the caller and never believing the callee. Whoever gets to the phone first is nearly always believed and the other person nearly always goes to jail.

Layne · Post by **Layne** » Fri Jun 30, 2006 8:12 pm

I have a solid black, kilt for sale in a size 34. If there is any interest I can post a pic and give more info.

Website · Post by **crfriend** » Fri Jun 30, 2006 9:08 pm

Since1982 wrote:We only know Monica SAID he did.

The interesting thing that never saw the light of day was that both of the individuals involved were adults, and whatever act occurred was consensual (if any act of any kind might be considered "consensual" around the most powerful person on the planet). My whole opinion on the matter was, "Grow up -- the lot of you. Even adults sometimes do stupid things." At least Clinton didn't dangerously and recklessly destabilise an entire region.

Since1982 wrote:Probably unlike the British Empire, we get to hear all the seedy details of accusations by people wanting to become famous.

Our brothers in the UK get their share of public embarrassments; they just seem to deal with them in a slightly more mature manner.

iain · Post by **iain** » Fri Jun 30, 2006 9:30 pm

did they ever get the stain out of that dress? it seemed such a shame to spoil it.

I always thought clinton was a great leader but seeing him lying under oath was a pretty sad spectacle.

can you post an image of the kilt? what length is it?

Since1982 · Post by **Since1982** » Sat Jul 01, 2006 12:45 am

Carl wrote:they just seem to deal with them in a slightly more mature manner.

here here!!! (I wish they did here too).

Website · Post by **crfriend** » Sat Jul 01, 2006 1:31 am

iain wrote:did they ever get the stain out of that dress? it seemed such a shame to spoil it.

The standard laundering advice remains the best. Wait 'til it dries and then remove it with a brush.

I don't recall seeing a picture of The Dress, but if I recall correctly it was velvet. Nice fabric -- I have a skirt made of the stuff and I like it.

iain wrote:I always thought clinton was a great leader but seeing him lying under oath was a pretty sad spectacle.

The whole sordid affair turned on precise wording, and on the *exact* meaning of "sex". I'll not go into all the details 'cause this is, after all, a "family-friendly" establishment, but there was enough "wiggle room" that might release Mr. Clinton from perjury charges. After all, the English language, for the most part, is remarkably imprecise. If you want precision, that's what "legalese" is for (and one has to marvel at how exactly precise it is).

What, again, does this have to do with skirts save for the erstwhile laundering tip? (Although that tip may be handy for the "commando crowd" -- oops, that isn't "family-friendly"

Sorry.)

Layne · Post by **Layne** » Sat Jul 01, 2006 1:41 am

I will measure it shortly, at first guess I would think it is around 24" long.

Layne · Post by **Layne** » Sat Jul 01, 2006 1:42 am

I will measure it shortly, at first guess I would think it is around 24" long.

Skirt Chaser · Post by **Skirt Chaser** » Fri Jul 07, 2006 8:29 pm

If it hasn't sold already you might want to mention the material, Layne.

I'm thinking a subdivision for sales might be a good idea here so offerings would be front and center to give them the time they need to be seen without getting buried by the regular posts. I know I'd make use of it as Quiet Man weeds out skirts that don't fit/tastes change/too many similar ones.

Quiet Mouse

Since1982 · Post by **Since1982** » Fri Jul 07, 2006 8:33 pm

Nice Skirt Layne, who's the model?

Layne · Post by **Layne** » Sun Jul 09, 2006 12:23 pm

That would be me

Layne · Post by **Layne** » Sun Jul 09, 2006 12:24 pm

That would be me

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Can we offer a kilt for sale

Can we offer a kilt for sale

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and the model is.........