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| single | 7-Aug-2001 | personal habits | 80sKing | by votes | 76 | 17 | 56.8% |
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| User | Comment |
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| ASexyBabe | (reply to anonymous) posted 8-Aug-2001 2:26pm I don't think they like your survey very much |
| 80sKing | posted 8-Aug-2001 2:28pm Well I do go without underwear anyway. None of you wear kilts but I'm telling you the feeling of not having underwear is fun. Try it sometime and you'll agree. Then you can answer my survey. |
| daver | posted 8-Aug-2001 3:12pm Without, of course. |
| kaleb777 | posted 8-Aug-2001 3:36pm I have never worn a kilt. |
| BrightBlue | posted 8-Aug-2001 3:38pm I have not worn a kilt but I find the idea intriguing. |
| confetti | posted 8-Aug-2001 3:49pm When I was eight years old I dressed up as a Scotsman for Halloween. I wore underwear. For all the sickos here who want to know what kind of underwear an eight-year-old was wearing, it was probably cotton and also probably pastel. |
| daver | posted 8-Aug-2001 3:52pm A friend just sent me the following link to Utilikilts. I'm particularly taken by their Workman model, which is touted as being able to hold a six pack of beer. |
| Brian | posted 8-Aug-2001 4:26pm I wear no kilt, but if I did I would true to Scottish tradition. |
| Brian | (reply to confetti) posted 8-Aug-2001 4:35pm Thank you for sharing. (sigh) However, it is your present day undergarments about which most are curious. Opps, I forgot! You are not very far from your Scottish Halloween. (hem, hem...adopting a fatherly like tone.) "Now, confetti, such things are not discussed in polite company." (gruff, gruff, gruff, protectively.) Whew, almost got caught with my lecherous pants down! Scottish pants to boot! |
| Jemmy | posted 8-Aug-2001 5:48pm I don't wear kilts. |
| HareKrishna | posted 8-Aug-2001 6:14pm |
| HareKrishna | posted 8-Aug-2001 6:15pm |
| HareKrishna | (reply to 80sKing) posted 8-Aug-2001 6:16pm Welcome to Survey Central! |
| juliw | posted 8-Aug-2001 6:18pm I have never worn a kilt, but I always wear underwear. Well, not ALWAYS, but you know what I mean |
| confetti | (reply to Brian) posted 8-Aug-2001 8:01pm I don't have to buy you a Christmas present now! |
| callen610 | posted 8-Aug-2001 8:13pm I don't wear kilts, but I would just LOVE to see my husband in one! I imagine it would be rather, ummmmm.....itchy without underwear though. |
| anonymous | posted 8-Aug-2001 8:57pm I have worn them without underwear but I am mortally afraid of, well, getting aroused while wearing them. I'm afraid I might get aroused and totally embarrass myself cause everyone could easily see this bulge in the front of the kilt. I would die then. I'm too afraid that I'm not even putting my name on this comment. |
| darkshadowsseeker | posted 8-Aug-2001 9:05pm I've never worn a kilt. Is the non-underwear tradtion for males only, or is it okay for women as well? |
| darkshadowsseeker | (reply to juliw) posted 8-Aug-2001 9:09pm I'm glad you cleared that up. I thought you wore them when you bathed as well. |
| darkshadowsseeker | (reply to confetti) posted 8-Aug-2001 9:09pm DON'T encourage Brian! He's a DOM (dirty old man)! |
| daver | (reply to anonymous) posted 8-Aug-2001 9:32pm Just make sure you have a well weighted sporran and you should be ok. |
| Gamera | posted 8-Aug-2001 11:00pm I used to have to wear a kilt as part of my school uniform. I doubt it was a "real kilt" per se, but for what it's worth, I always wore underwear with it. |
| mandy | posted 8-Aug-2001 11:05pm I wear guilts |
| mandy | (reply to Gamera) posted 8-Aug-2001 11:06pm Damn |
| Cleo | posted 9-Aug-2001 3:12am I don't wear kilts.But if I did I would wear unddies.. |
| Cleo | (reply to Brian) posted 9-Aug-2001 3:22am Brian,where is the Scottish joke??? Waaaaaaaaa.. |
| Cleo | (reply to darkshadowsseeker) posted 9-Aug-2001 3:24am lol lol lol (kates reply to confetti)He is a hand full at times...... |
| Kristal_Rose | posted 9-Aug-2001 4:14am I always wore mine with underwear back when I was a teen acting as a 16th century mercenary kelt in a group that participated in the rennaissance faire. My kilt had six yards of tartan that took me about half an hour to pleat each morning. I would use my sword as a kilt spatula to situate my belt under it, then tie the upper two thirds over my left shoulder. There was plenty of room to store bannocks and such back there. I had a rabbit sporran and of course wore a leine. I know all sorts of pike manoevers in gaelic (and some curses. and my daughter's name is Ceilidh.) I had that life for about 4 years which even included living 16th century style week long marches in the back country. I recall pleating my kilt on a pre-dawn watch under a blood red full moon near a fort we (mostly I, Logan Logroller) made from driftwood on the beach. |
| Gamera | (reply to daver) posted 9-Aug-2001 8:51am Oooh- I really loved the Painter's kilt on that site! I wonder how it would fit a woman with Hips, being cut straight for a guy? I would totally wear one to work in- especially in this hot weather. |
| Gamera | (reply to Kristal_Rose) posted 9-Aug-2001 8:53am Oooh, I bet you looked stunning, did you have the long straight orange hair then? I saw your pic. with dabprovin- you're so puuurrrddyy! |
| daver | (reply to Gamera) posted 9-Aug-2001 9:12am Yeah, I think I'm going to succumb and place an order soon. They mention on the site that they don't do female cuts but there were a number of pictures of women wearing them. I guess it really depends on how hipped you are. You could get a shorter model if you wanted to have it ride on your hips and still be normal kilt length. |
| Brian | (reply to confetti) posted 9-Aug-2001 9:51am ROFL (rolling on floor laughing) Got me! |
| Gamera | (reply to daver) posted 9-Aug-2001 9:53am Oh, I didn't find the comment about female cuts on the site. My issue is that often with men's clothes (which, for some reason I cannot pinpoint, I tend to prefer in style over women's) when the waist fits, the hips are too tight, when the hips fit, the waist has a big gap. If the Kilt has 6 yards of material, this wouldn't be a problem, likely, but if it's a more conservative straight cut, then it might gap awkwardly or the pleats might just look strange the way it lies after going over my "womanly hips." |
| Gamera | (reply to mandy) posted 9-Aug-2001 9:54am Well, on a special request I could be convinced to do otherwise. |
| Brian | (reply to darkshadowsseeker) posted 9-Aug-2001 10:07am DOM? (pretending shock) Let's use the official definition of Brian here: A humorous old lecher who wouldn't know what to do with it if he got it. Perhaps you missed an exchange in another survey in which I confessed to the sin of enjoying flirting, teasing and being silly as part of repartee. Brains are fun and sexy. I thoroughly enjoy being charmed by the wit and wisdom of women. And give every opportunity for the "fair sex" to zap me good with a delightful and sometimes shocking comeback, of which Ms. confetti just hit me extremely well. (My hat's off to her.) A DOM, on the other hand, would ask you to meet him in the closet for a rousing round of cyber-salami sliding. (BTW: what are you doing later?) |
| Brian | (reply to Cleo) posted 9-Aug-2001 10:17am By popular demand: Two little old school marm types are on vacation in Scotland when they come across a Scotsman passed out drunk in an alleyway in full traditional garb. One says to the other: "Every wonder what a Scotsman wears underneath his kilt?" Using her umbrella, the other gently lifts the kilt to discover that like any good Scotsman, he has nothing underneath. "Let play a joke on him." say one, "I'll tie my hair ribbon around his talleywacker, and when he wakes up he'll go crazy trying to figure it out." Later, when the Scotsman wakes, his first instinct is to relieve himself. He discovers a blue ribbon neatly tied to his privates. Cocking his head in a contemplative manner, he says (apply your best Scottish accent here): "Laddie, ah dint new where ya bin, but ahm real proud to see ya won first prize." |
| daver | (reply to Gamera) posted 9-Aug-2001 10:20am If you're well-hipped, it probably won't work well: on my kilt (and, from the pictures, on theirs) the pleats are sewn together from the waist to the hips. This makes the top portion too stiff to taper well. |
| Brian | (reply to anonymous) posted 9-Aug-2001 10:40am Ahh...go for it! Wear the kilt. What better way to show your "pride". If I were to wear a kilt and find myself "intrigued" by a Scottish lass, my "exposure" would be analogous to the State of Rhode Island in relation to the entire USA. |
| Brian | (reply to mandy) posted 9-Aug-2001 11:15am ROFL This is why I adore you. |
| darkshadowsseeker | (reply to Brian) posted 9-Aug-2001 12:38pm Sorry sweetie, you're the wrong gender for me! |
| Brian | (reply to darkshadowsseeker) posted 9-Aug-2001 12:54pm (sigh) I guess I shall just have to nurse a broken heart. Ya got a sister? |
| darkshadowsseeker | (reply to Brian) posted 9-Aug-2001 12:59pm Yep, but she is married (to husband #2). I also have 2 half-sisters whom I haven't seen since I was 4 years old. They were teenagers when I last saw them. |
| Brian | (reply to darkshadowsseeker) posted 9-Aug-2001 1:08pm (sigh) I am far to ancient for teenagers. |
| darkshadowsseeker | (reply to Brian) posted 9-Aug-2001 1:15pm No, they were teenagers when I was 4 years old (they were 14 & 16 yrs old when I last saw them. That was 1956 or 1957, so they would probably be too old for you. |
| confetti | (reply to darkshadowsseeker) posted 9-Aug-2001 4:58pm *makes a mental note* |
| confetti | (reply to Brian) posted 9-Aug-2001 5:00pm *looks mildly bewildered* |
| confetti | (reply to Brian) posted 9-Aug-2001 5:04pm Are you, now? |
| Biggles | (reply to confetti) posted 9-Aug-2001 5:10pm And he was so keen to ogle your underwear....... |
| Brian | (reply to confetti) posted 9-Aug-2001 5:12pm Well, how about "far too old to be of any consequence to teenagers, young adults, soccer moms and even some geriatrics". Oh well, I had one hell of a ride until I got to be over 50. (blush) Ahhh...permit me to rephrase that. |
| Brian | (reply to Biggles) posted 9-Aug-2001 5:14pm I was not oogling. Practicing my drooling, maybe, but oogling, never. (he lied) |
| Brian | (reply to darkshadowsseeker) posted 9-Aug-2001 5:16pm Oh well, that's different. Maybe we can work something out, if dinner doesn't cut it. BTW: did you lock up the cutlery yet? |
| Biggles | (reply to Brian) posted 9-Aug-2001 5:21pm Did I say you were oogling? Nope! I said you were ogling, there is a distinct difference.......... Oogling, to me, implies eyeballs actually popping out of heads and tongues flapping in the breeze........You *weren't* doing that, *were* you Brian? |
| Brian | (reply to Biggles) posted 9-Aug-2001 5:24pm Ahh...ahhh...well...ahh...maybe a little...ahh...(furiously looking around for the nearest exit)...I mean, no, definitely not! Hey, what's happening to my nose? |
| Brian | (reply to Biggles) posted 9-Aug-2001 5:32pm Biggles, confetti and kate. You have to forgive me, my most enchanting friends (sigh), but I must go home now. See ya all tomorrow...and most definitely in my dreams. |
| Biggles | (reply to Brian) posted 9-Aug-2001 5:37pm lol Bye bye Wait a minute, you're only just going home? But it's 22:36........ *sigh* think time differences Biggles!! It must be at least 6 hours behind in Brazil, right? You can tell me in the morning! Sleep well, and don't have lecherous dreams about poor old (young) phoebe! Or anyone else for that matter. I suppose I'll let you have lecherous dreams about your wife though........ |
| juliw | (reply to darkshadowsseeker) posted 9-Aug-2001 6:06pm lol nope |
| Cleo | (reply to Brian) posted 9-Aug-2001 6:37pm Thank you,thank you,thank you Brian!! I knew you'd find it! You the man!! Didn't want to take any chances,so I printed it this time. |
| confetti | (reply to Brian) posted 9-Aug-2001 7:22pm |
| anoddoblivion | posted 9-Aug-2001 8:32pm Never worn a kilt. |
| Kristal_Rose | (reply to Gamera) posted 9-Aug-2001 8:40pm No, I looked quite masculine and had dark brown hair then. I had my senior highschool picture taken in my kilt. |
| mandy | (reply to Gamera) posted 10-Aug-2001 12:12am Yes Yes Yes... You sexy little tease! |
| darkshadowsseeker | (reply to confetti) posted 10-Aug-2001 12:19am Why are you making a "mental note?" Don't I rate a written down note? |
| Gamera | (reply to mandy) posted 10-Aug-2001 12:32am If the outfit were to arrive in my mail box, then photos would arrive in yours. |
| Gamera | (reply to daver) posted 10-Aug-2001 12:36am I might be totally on crack here, but are you married and did I meet your wife once when I was out at "New Voices?" (I would have been w/jonathan at the time). If so, and If I remember correctly, she (the woman I met who might have been your wife unless I'm totally on crack) is shaped somewhat like me- she could try it on when you get it and report back to me (topper@apocalypse.org). |
| mandy | (reply to Gamera) posted 10-Aug-2001 1:17am *faints* |
| Kristal_Rose | (reply to Gamera) posted 10-Aug-2001 5:41am Back in the days of 6 ( usually 10 actually) yard tartan kilts (16th century), the women wore dresses. |
| daver | (reply to Gamera) posted 10-Aug-2001 6:45am You did indeed meet my wife (she and I roomed with jonathan for a while). If you're shaped like her (hurray, curves!), I highly doubt that a regularly cut kilt would fit. I'll let you know should I find differently. |
| Brian | (reply to confetti) posted 10-Aug-2001 8:44am Exactly...that's what I meant. (eyes to heaven, softly whistling non-melodically to himself) Actually you have pretty well just described the class clown from my high school years. |
| Brian | (reply to Biggles) posted 10-Aug-2001 8:48am Ya know, Biggles, I did dream of you last night. You were busy throw cold water on my other dreams. ("and I was gonna let you become part of my most erotic fantasies") Woody Allen from Antz. |
| Brian | (reply to Cleo) posted 10-Aug-2001 8:51am Now that that's outta the way...You can peek under my kilt, if I can peek under yours. > |
| Biggles | (reply to Brian) posted 10-Aug-2001 12:52pm lol Aren't I nice! |
| confetti | (reply to darkshadowsseeker) posted 10-Aug-2001 3:00pm |
| darkshadowsseeker | (reply to confetti) posted 10-Aug-2001 3:04pm Thanks, that makes me feel better! |
| confetti | (reply to Brian) posted 10-Aug-2001 3:06pm |
| Cleo | (reply to Brian) posted 10-Aug-2001 3:57pm Go ahead,I told you before,I wear shorts under my kilt!! & no I don't wan't to peek under your kilt.Just do the full monty! |
| teenage_misfit | posted 10-Aug-2001 7:54pm LOL This is a funny question! LOL |
| happyme | posted 10-Aug-2001 8:35pm I dont really want to know.... |
| SueBee | posted 11-Aug-2001 12:42pm I've never worn a kilt, and I haven't worn a dress or skirt for about ten years. I hate wearing a dress! |
| Biggles | (reply to Brian) posted 11-Aug-2001 1:45pm And if you want to do the genuine Full Monty you'd have to come to Sheffield. I'd advise all my fellow Sheffielders to run screaming for the hills! (Good thing about Sheffield, it's a big city but it's only a 15 minute drive to a National Park from pretty much anywhere in the city!) |
| Brian | (reply to confetti) posted 13-Aug-2001 9:40am Does he wear a kilt? Does he...ahh..."wave" to you? Ahh...that should give you an idea how things are gonna "turn out". |
| Brian | (reply to Biggles) posted 13-Aug-2001 9:53am Yeah, you're just peachy. Some folks qualify as Dream Weavers, you on the other hand are a Dream Reupholster. Talk about yer funky fabric. I'd give ya a Full Monty, if my Monty had been full in the first place. However, you and the rest of your running, screaming friends will have to settle for a "Mini Monty". Not entirely unlike Minnie Mouse, minus my own registered trade mark. (D*mn Disney monopoly!) "Oh Mickey, yer personal mouse trap is ready and waiting!" |
| Biggles | (reply to Brian) posted 13-Aug-2001 10:18am |
| Brian | (reply to Biggles) posted 13-Aug-2001 10:51am lol I forgot to take my medication today. |
| Biggles | (reply to Brian) posted 13-Aug-2001 11:14am I couldn't tell. You're always scary. |
| Brian | (reply to Biggles) posted 13-Aug-2001 1:17pm (moping) I'm not scary. Not even remotely frightening. Now weird! That's a different story all together. |
| Biggles | (reply to Brian) posted 13-Aug-2001 1:41pm Heh heh heh! So, tell me a bed-time story about your weirdness? |
| Brian | (reply to Biggles) posted 13-Aug-2001 3:01pm Once upon a time there was one little pig (of the chauvinistic breed), whose mother kicked him outta the house 'cause she couldn't stand him any more. Not because he was chauvinistic, but because he was a PIG! The little pig came upon a man carrying a load of bricks and asked to buy some, where upon the man replied: "Why the hell should I sell bricks to a pig? What are you nutz? You haven't even got opposing thumbs, for Pete's sake!" Not easily discouraged, the little pig offered the man a bag of magic beans for the bricks, where upon the man replied: "Not only are you a pig, but a very stupid one, who can't even get his fairy tales straight." The little pig looked so sad, that the man finally relented and traded the bricks for the beans. (The man whose name was Jack went on to become both rich and famous, but that's another tall tale.) Loaded down with bricks the little pig promptly built himself a sh*t house, which is where most would agree a stupid chauvinistic pig belongs anyway. Well, no sooner had the little pig sat down with his favorite reading material, a Sear catalog, when who should come knocking on his door, but...you guessed it! Little Red Riding Hood. (What? You were expecting the Big Bad Wolf, or something?) "Little pig, little pig, let me in, let me in." implored Little Red Riding Hood. "Not by the hair on my...ahhh..." said the little pig quickly examining his "hamhocks", "...skinny wing ding.” Where upon Little Red Riding Hood replied: “Open the d*mn door already and git out! I ate one of my Mom’s prune Danish and I can’t wait ‘til I get to Grandma’s.” The little pig complied. While outside awaiting for Little Red Riding Hood, the little pig could hear her huff and puff, and huff and puff, until …you guessed it: she blew his house down! “Man,” he muttered, “and they call me a pig!” To make a long story short, the little pig hurried home to his mother where he promised to rinse out his socks, take out the garbage and never ever again be a pig, chauvinistic or otherwise. |
| Biggles | (reply to Brian) posted 13-Aug-2001 3:16pm Oh that's great |
| Brian | (reply to Biggles) posted 13-Aug-2001 3:23pm Jemmy is not a pig. |
| Brian | (reply to Biggles) posted 13-Aug-2001 3:24pm BTW: where is that Jemmy story? It appears for a second on my scene and then I got a Webpage failure notice. I want to congratulate her. |
| Oscar | posted 13-Aug-2001 3:47pm I don't wear one, but if I did, I would wear underwear |
| confetti | (reply to Brian) posted 13-Aug-2001 6:12pm K I'll keep it in mind. |
| Brian | (reply to confetti) posted 14-Aug-2001 7:12am Just as long as you don't keep it at hand! |
| confetti | (reply to Brian) posted 14-Aug-2001 3:07pm |
| Brian | (reply to confetti) posted 14-Aug-2001 3:39pm Why is it, I am beginning to suspect you are not as young as you portray? Hmmm...very curious????? |
| Brian | (reply to Oscar) posted 14-Aug-2001 3:40pm Chicken! |
| Oscar | (reply to Brian) posted 14-Aug-2001 7:27pm You first. I don't know about you, but I don't need a swift wind to come up from behind and reveal my "who who" to the world! |
| confetti | (reply to Brian) posted 14-Aug-2001 9:16pm I've never, at any age, been mistaken for someone younger. I've learned to live with that. |
| Brian | (reply to Oscar) posted 15-Aug-2001 3:32pm (waving kilt over his head, while waving his "pride" below) There! You satisfied? BTW: I hear its gonna be windy tonight. |
| Brian | (reply to confetti) posted 15-Aug-2001 3:40pm Well, from the maturity of your comments, I can understand why. However, your statement implies that people who have met you in person also find you older than your years. So what, you got a head full of grey hair already? Or is it the little old lady clothes? |
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