men fashion freedom

[Alf Huckham]

I best act as "Watch Dog" down the Skirt Cafe then.
Bet there'safew names on there that appear here..........

Each person is their own person. I happen to log in as "Colin" at Skirtcafe, on occasions, but I don't think that you will see much more about me there, than I have already told you here. I also log in as "VXR_Col" at http://www.vxronline.co.uk/ occasionally, but then you don't like Vauxhalls, so nothing much for you there, either.

Try a Christian web site. You may be very grateful one day.

Skirtcafe is a properly moderated site, so take care. If you wish, I can tell them you are due to visit.

dont think i could stand it

[datura stremonius]

One more site with a dedicated male section for tights.



www.tightsplease.co.uk




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Enjoy

[Alf Huckham]

Unreal

[Usquanigo]

Unreal

Maybe they're getting ready for the big parade in San Francisco. lol

[Alf Huckham]

possible fact there.

[KiltyCol]

[edited quote="Alf Huckham"]I love being stalked by a Worcestershire Male SKIRT- WEARER called Colin........FACT[/quote:612oti1i]

[Alf Huckham]

[edited quote="Alf Huckham"]I love being stalked by a Worcestershire Male SKIRT- WEARER called Colin........FACT

[KiltyCol]

It is as you say, Alf. I will post there when the mood takes me. Thank you for taking an interest in SkirtCafe.

[Alf Huckham]

It is as you say, Alf. I will post there when the mood takes me. Thank you for taking an interest in SkirtCafe.

I Haven't

[KiltyCol]

It is as you say, Alf. I will post there when the mood takes me. Thank you for taking an interest in SkirtCafe.

I Haven't

I remember hearing that Jesus said something like "It is as you say" to the Pharisees. I struggle with the difference between the Pharisees and Saducees. they were probably both Sad, You See.

[Alf Huckham]

do you like high heels Col?

[KiltyCol]

do you like high heels Col?

No, Alf.
I don't like wearing trousers and prefer something more comfortable as a lower body garment.
I don't like wearing neckties.
I don't like wearing jewellery or watches.
I like normal flat mens shoes, pumps and trainers. High heeled shoes are bad for the posture and cause back problems.
Apart from the kilts and sarongs, I am much the same as the majority of boring conformist men.
I do, however, respect other people's right to choose what they wear.
That is what fashion freedom is all about. I respect your right, Alf, to choose what you want to wear.

[Alf Huckham]

do you like high heels Col?

No, Alf.
I don't like wearing trousers and prefer something more comfortable as a lower body garment.
I don't like wearing neckties.
I don't like wearing jewellery or watches.
I like normal flat mens shoes, pumps and trainers. High heeled shoes are bad for the posture and cause back problems.
Apart from the kilts and sarongs, I am much the same as the majority of boring conformist men.
I do, however, respect other people's right to choose what they wear.
That is what fashion freedom is all about. I respect your right, Alf, to choose what you want to wear.

Awwww, thanks everso Col.

[Usquanigo]

do you like high heels Col?

No, Alf.
I don't like wearing trousers and prefer something more comfortable as a lower body garment.
I don't like wearing neckties.
I don't like wearing jewellery or watches.
I like normal flat mens shoes, pumps and trainers. High heeled shoes are bad for the posture and cause back problems.
Apart from the kilts and sarongs, I am much the same as the majority of boring conformist men.
I do, however, respect other people's right to choose what they wear.
That is what fashion freedom is all about. I respect your right, Alf, to choose what you want to wear.

There you go again about "fashion freedom", with a supplemental dig at "boring conformity", referring to any male who dresses like one, and not a woman.

Interesting.

So tell me then, if you see, let's say for the sake of example, this guy - http://www.redkid.net/generator/punk/yoursign.jpg

What would your initial impression and thoughts of him be? And be honest.

[Alf Huckham]

Come on Col reply!