Gestures of respect
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I just bow as a normal male should, whether in a kilt or a skirt. I do not know these trouser things. They look so uncomfortable.
I grew up in kilts, and learned all my (bad?) habits in a kilt.
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I grew up in kilts, and learned all my (bad?) habits in a kilt.
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Re: Gestures of respect
The unusual theme of this thread brings up a question-what do you do with skirts (other than wear them)?
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Re: Gestures of respect
Hang them.
Anybody who crawls under them with a flashlight and plays "fort" is just weird.
Anybody who crawls under them with a flashlight and plays "fort" is just weird.
Courage, conviction, nerve, verve, dash, panache, guts, nuts, balls, gall, élan, stones, whatever. Get some and get skirted.
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In answer to my own question, I recall images of women in long skirts...the women hold up a hem to make a sort of large pocket to carry things.
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Re: Gestures of respect
That quote reminds me of one particular scene from "The Nutcracker" where a dozen people (the young kids class) come out from underneath a skirt to do some gymnastic looking ballet routine.Caultron wrote:Hang them.
Anybody who crawls under them with a flashlight and plays "fort" is just weird.
As for that gesture of respect, I think I'd stick with the bow unless I was in something in which bowing would invite unwanted exposure.
E.g. Performing a curtsey in a hoop skirt instead of a bow would prevent the back hem from coming up, thereby preventing exposure of those ever wickedly suggestive ankles.
That's not to say I haven't curtsied in a kilt. But that was in jest, and to someone whom already knew me to be a wiseguy.
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I don't know... That sort of thing would raise eyebrows in any grocery store where I've ever shopped...Grok wrote:In answer to my own question, I recall images of women in long skirts...the women hold up a hem to make a sort of large pocket to carry things.
Courage, conviction, nerve, verve, dash, panache, guts, nuts, balls, gall, élan, stones, whatever. Get some and get skirted.
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If we are a counter culture...during an experimental phase...it seems to me that we could develop our own traditions.
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I let them drop to the floor and step out of them! Skirts are so much easier and faster to take off (and put on) than pants! Just one more advantage.Grok wrote:The unusual theme of this thread brings up a question-what do you do with skirts (other than wear them)?
When I heard about skirting, I jumped in with both feet!
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Re: Gestures of respect
I do exactly that when I wash my socks. After they're dry, sorted and rolled; I drop them in my lap and pick up the hem of my skirt to carry them off to the dresser drawer.Grok wrote:In answer to my own question, I recall images of women in long skirts...the women hold up a hem to make a sort of large pocket to carry things.
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