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Postby Alf Huckham on Sun Aug 31, 2008 9:46 am

Some good points in there.

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Postby alberty on Sun Aug 31, 2008 3:24 pm

Good post there by Usquanigo, some of the points you have made in that post are very true. Some a sad truth but the truth none the less.

My argument was never telling you to let them wear skirts because at the end of the day you mean very little to these people. And I’ll agree with what you’ve said in some other topics, most of the people you see talking on here don’t probably wear skirts out. Maybe round the house when there alone but I rarely see men in skirts.

My original argument was standing up for col really, although reading you have argues with col on his opinions and that I accept but I guess what got me was comments like this, this one made by alf.
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do you like high heels Col?

Now to get this out the way first, and I know its hard for you to think for yourself alf but why did you say this. When did col say he wore heels or hinted it. Where did he say he was a cross dresser. He didn’t that’s why. Wile Usquanigo will back up he’s argument with proof and good points as seen you don’t, you don’t seem that smart to me afl and I cant find a post where you explain why you make up stuff or pick on people here. All you say is
Alf Huckham wrote:
W anker then.

and
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Don't you just Drone on.

When some people are explaining there argument. You don’t come up with a reason to combat there argument like I’ve seen some doing.

What needs to happen here is that you need to accept that this is the only place where they can freely talk about wearing skirts. This as said in another post is there own little imaginary world for some, finding others that think like them to chat to about what they enjoy. Perhaps they get a kick from it I don’t know. But why are you getting so involved in this world of there’s, its never going to bother you so leave them and you wont get so frustrated with it.

The send thing that needs to happen is some of these skirt wearing or supposedly skirt wearing men need to accept that this is what they will have to deal with if they actually wear skirts out. Although this post is trying to stop people bothering then it won’t change the world. So if anything why not instead of changing others opinions, find ways to ignorer them.

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Postby Alf Huckham on Sun Aug 31, 2008 9:40 pm

alberty wrote:Good post there by Usquanigo, some of the points you have made in that post are very true. Some a sad truth but the truth none the less.

My argument was never telling you to let them wear skirts because at the end of the day you mean very little to these people. And I’ll agree with what you’ve said in some other topics, most of the people you see talking on here don’t probably wear skirts out. Maybe round the house when there alone but I rarely see men in skirts.

My original argument was standing up for col really, although reading you have argues with col on his opinions and that I accept but I guess what got me was comments like this, this one made by alf.
Alf Huckham wrote:
do you like high heels Col?

Now to get this out the way first, and I know its hard for you to think for yourself alf but why did you say this. When did col say he wore heels or hinted it. Where did he say he was a cross dresser. He didn’t that’s why. Wile Usquanigo will back up he’s argument with proof and good points as seen you don’t, you don’t seem that smart to me afl and I cant find a post where you explain why you make up stuff or pick on people here. All you say is
Alf Huckham wrote:
W anker then.

and
Alf Huckham wrote:
Don't you just Drone on.

When some people are explaining there argument. You don’t come up with a reason to combat there argument like I’ve seen some doing.

What needs to happen here is that you need to accept that this is the only place where they can freely talk about wearing skirts. This as said in another post is there own little imaginary world for some, finding others that think like them to chat to about what they enjoy. Perhaps they get a kick from it I don’t know. But why are you getting so involved in this world of there’s, its never going to bother you so leave them and you wont get so frustrated with it.

The send thing that needs to happen is some of these skirt wearing or supposedly skirt wearing men need to accept that this is what they will have to deal with if they actually wear skirts out. Although this post is trying to stop people bothering then it won’t change the world. So if anything why not instead of changing others opinions, find ways to ignorer them.


sp- while

sp- Alf

Bet u took ages to write that.

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Postby Usquanigo on Mon Sep 01, 2008 3:02 am

alberty wrote:Good post there by Usquanigo, some of the points you have made in that post are very true. Some a sad truth but the truth none the less.


Not to be argumentitive, but do you mean to suggest that you "know better" than nature?


My argument was never telling you to let them wear skirts because at the end of the day you mean very little to these people. And I’ll agree with what you’ve said in some other topics, most of the people you see talking on here don’t probably wear skirts out. Maybe round the house when there alone but I rarely see men in skirts.


This brings us back to another point, similar to one I asked on the other side - they clearly have an obsession with skirts, and can never articulate what it is, or why they have it. For instance, you mention at home, why bother? If it's warm enough that you need the extra ventilation, don't wear anything. THAT is the most comfortable thing. If you really need to feel something against your skin, or if you have people in the house preventing you from going au natural, then get some silken lounge pants, they offer totally unobstructed range of movement, and are the second most comfortable thing there is to wear. And if it's chilly, then you want something with more coverage anyway. So it's not about comfort, it's not about anatomy, and kilts aren't good enough for them either, because they are a man's garment.

Are you beginning to see what's going on here?


What needs to happen here is that you need to accept that this is the only place where they can freely talk about wearing skirts. This as said in another post is there own little imaginary world for some, finding others that think like them to chat to about what they enjoy. Perhaps they get a kick from it I don’t know. But why are you getting so involved in this world of there’s, its never going to bother you so leave them and you wont get so frustrated with it.


We're back to freedom of speech again. Judging from your post, I would venture to guess that you think of yourself as being highly against censorship, on principle. Yet, you clearly advocate it here, in the name of political correctness. Alf is just as free to rip on these people, as they are to wear their knickers or come on here and talk about it.

Furthermore, it's not even like Alf went up to someone on the street and ripped into him, they came on here and invited comment. They put the spotlight on themselves and opened themselves up to comments of all kind, including those they don't like to see or hear.


The send thing that needs to happen is some of these skirt wearing or supposedly skirt wearing men need to accept that this is what they will have to deal with if they actually wear skirts out. Although this post is trying to stop people bothering then it won’t change the world. So if anything why not instead of changing others opinions, find ways to ignorer them.


As I've said in another post, people don't want equality, they want preferential treatment. Only it doesn't work that way.

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Postby fatzke on Sun Sep 21, 2008 10:08 am

8.0 wrote:i think u all need to relise that it will never be accepted for men to wear women clothes..!!! and i is creepy and it is just wrong
I dont understand, what's the problem when men for example wear woman low cut Woman Strech Jeans and panties ? Look good and just fit more than men Jeans
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Postby Alf Huckham on Mon Sep 22, 2008 10:59 am

sissys, the lot of 'em

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Postby KiltyCol on Mon Sep 22, 2008 8:02 pm

Alf Huckham wrote:sissys, the lot of 'em

Can't you learn a new repertoire, Alf?
Best Regards from Colin - Have fun.

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Postby Alf Huckham on Tue Sep 23, 2008 12:52 pm

No, as I am taking after your boring spiel.

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Postby Alf Huckham on Tue Sep 23, 2008 12:53 pm

No, as I am taking after your boring spiel.

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Re: men fashion freedom

Postby Captain on Wed Sep 24, 2008 3:06 am

lolla wrote:Are you ready to fight for freedom of men to wear all they like from tights to high heels?


No.
i am female.
In support of

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Postby fatzke on Wed Sep 24, 2008 10:37 am

Captain wrote:
lolla wrote:Are you ready to fight for freedom of men to wear all they like from tights to high heels?


No.
Yes :D
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Postby fatzke on Wed Sep 24, 2008 10:50 am

wear-n-m wrote:I wish that it could be as easy as walking out the front door and not having anyone think that you where different just because of what you where wearing.
Unfortunatly in our society we have all done a great job with placing labels on people for what they do, and wear.
But yet women are allowed to wear whatever seems fit.
I wish that I would be able to dress in a skirt, or dress and be able to walk out the door without anyone placing a label on me.
I love the feel of women clothes on my body. I just love the way a tight dress feels clinging to my legs when I have stockings on.
I also love the way satin, and silk feel against my skin as well.
So, I guess until we all can agree I will just have to stay in the comfort of my womens clothes, in the comfort of my home!!
:D I mean same you , feel great wearing woman clothes
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Postby Alf Huckham on Wed Sep 24, 2008 4:51 pm

fookin ell;

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Postby KiltyCol on Thu Sep 25, 2008 8:59 pm

All I wanted was some comfortable clothes, as masculine as the Roman Soldiers and Spartan Warriors. All I seem to get is Al fHuckham stalking me.
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Postby Alf Huckham on Thu Sep 25, 2008 9:05 pm

KiltyCol wrote:All I wanted was some comfortable clothes, as masculine as the Roman Soldiers and Spartan Warriors. All I seem to get is Al fHuckham stalking me.


get stuffed!

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