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Charlie, Thanks for the answers about the corduroy kilts, sounds like I'm going to have to try one for myself. Mind you looking at my bank balance right now I might have to wait for the next sale... Be sure to let us all know if you spot one starting. Have fun, Ian. Ian, contact Union Kilts directl...

I think it's here: :duck: Like I said, there is only one TRUE english, and that's the QUEEN'S ENGLISH (or as you rightly point out, King's.....Depending upon who's upon the throne at the time:) ) All the other "English's" are merely hybrid offspring that have mutated over the years after ...

Goodness gracious, there's *another* one?! I already knew about UK English (either the Queen's or King's depending on who's on the throne), US/American English, and Australian (although that may be another tongue altogether). Now there's Queens English, too? Is this strange dialect spoken only in t...

ChristopherJ wrote:Ooooooooh . . . you are awful.

But I like you!

Ha ha ha:) "Touche!"

Click on the "quicktime" link beneath the films screen, then download the FREE player (link on the left):)

Hey guys, how come you're having problems?:think: I haven't bought iTunes myself either, but it still plays straight from go....

binx wrote:When I install an application there's no choice for QUEENS English...

binx

WHAT!!!?? Must have words with Bill gates about this!:)

crfriend wrote:I love the English language -- really, I do. I just need to remember that there are more than one of them....

There is only ONE English, and that's the QUEENS English! Accept no substitutes!:)

Here's a great little award winning animated film - Worth a look if you're in need of a smile; Don't be fooled by the title - It isn't what you may initially think it is!!:naughty: :) If you like the film, the making of film is just as enjoyable, with a great little story; You may want to check out ...

Does anyone here use the CanoScan toolbox for Canon scanners? I have had it for 6 months and I just can't work out how you're supposed to use the thing. When I try to save images in my "MY PICTURES" folder, all I get is a message saying, "Unable to scan. Make sure that there is enoug...

:) :) :) Initially I felt "safe" wearing a kilt rather than other kinds of skirt. Some of my friends used to mickey take and refer to my skirt to try and get a rise out of me. I generally just let it go and would often refer to the kilt as a skirt myself. When I started wearing other styl...

Of course it's a skirt! Albeit a subset of the general group and one that is generally sized for and associated with men. Whether we refer to it as a kilt, a skirt or an oujamieflip it's still the same garment, just as comfortable and good to wear. The colour, length and style do not change accordi...

ChristopherJ wrote:It's also my opinion that people who feel a need to wear HUGE BOOTS to express their manliness have small dicks. But that's only my opinion - and is a subject that probably needs its own thread.

"That was a cheap remark, but then it goes with the dress!"

Kenny Everett.

Hang on there! There are boots, boots & boots, surely? :think: If I'm not mistaken, ChristopherJ is expressing an opinion that the apparent 'heavy-boot overkill' on the website in question could lead a casual visitor (or potential customer) to assume that they are 'necessary' to project a "...

I'm not quibbling about people wearing boots per se - I've got no problem with that at all and would like to own a decent pair myself but have not been able to buy any. What I object to is the "deep sea divers" boot style that seems to be almost obligatory for men who are modelling kilts ...