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Re: silly little "guest"

Postby KiltyCol on Sun Jun 01, 2008 8:34 pm

Bushwalker wrote:
What's with this "old man" nonsense - I've just turned 50 !!!

50 is very young by today's standards. Only 8 years older than Alf. I was still a kid when I was 50.

For Guest's benefit - With kilts, the inner front apron falls when you sit, so that if you sit with your legs apart, you are still perfectly modest and respectable. All clothing problems can be overcome by careful design of garments. This includes skirts.

Could the guest who says they haven't done with me yet, please identify themself. I hate the anonymouse.
I haven't done with you yet, guest. For a mouse, you are not a bit squeaky clean.
God bless from Colin.

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Postby Guest on Mon Jun 02, 2008 1:02 am

I'm not KiltyCol's Dad/Mum/Sister/Brother/Probation Officer/ or any of the above aliases. I'm not anyone you know... I'm the voice of reason. :shock:

I'm a Fashion Policeman, and this is your Notice of Intended Prosecution. :twisted:

I do think Bushwalker looks very old in that pic, though I was just commenting. I'm surprised you want to see pictures of men in women's clothes, Colin, but personally I don't get down like that. Sorry to disappoint you.

You might want to contact your local NHS PCT about your fixation with women's clothes. Perhaps it can be controlled by medication.

You say you aren't finished with me. What are you going to do, big boy? Hurt me :oops: :shock: :shock: :holysheep: :P :?:

This is a forum so unless you send your postal address, there's little chance of us ever meeting if you want a fight or something. I can't be arsed to get a train from Paddington to Worcester Foregate Street (yes I checked National Rail Enquiries) to come and beat you up or tease you, so the internet will have to do for now... :wink:

You say in your post (attempting to be threatening to me) mice are squeaky clean, but they carry nasty stuff like Weil's Disease and their droppings spread infection so you might want to do some research before giving it the big'n and trying to look tough, Colin. I've yet to meet someone called Colin who I'd be scared of, esp. a guy in a skirt :laff:

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Postby KiltyCol on Mon Jun 02, 2008 9:08 pm

. wrote:

I'm a Fashion Policeman (Catwalk Cop)

.....Paddington to Worcester Foregate Street....

You say in your post ........ mice are squeaky clean, but they carry nasty stuff like Weil's Disease and their droppings spread infection so you might want to do some research .......


I live in Worcestershire County, but not too near Worcester City.

Weil's Disease, also called leptospirosis, is usually spread by rat urine rather than mouse droppings. Some research would help.
God bless from Colin.

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Postby Guest on Mon Jun 02, 2008 11:15 pm

Ladies, Ladies, lighten up :roll:

This is just a forum, no one actually cares what you think. People may not even care what I think, but what the hell. We're just having a laugh seeing how long we can stretch this ridiculous 'men in skirts' post out for... :laff:

Bushwalker, you wouldn't want to get on the wrong side of me in a fight, so don't tell lies about martial arts training and what you'd do to us kids. We know you're over 50 (I'm sure you lie to little girls on other forums and chatrooms, you look like that sort) :!: :!: :!:

You couldnt afford the flight to UK so it's not like ur in da endz... :laff: KiltyCol might be able to use his Senior Citizen's Railcard or jump on the National Express down to Victoria, but he'd have a job finding me...

Mice urine and droppings are also toxic, and also carry Weil's Disease, my mate at Rentokil told me..... so there.

You boys in skirts seem to look out for each other.... I'm surprised there's nothing more to your relationship the way you look out for little Colin, Bushwalker... That's kinda sweet... :bighug: If you guys are :banana: then we're not here to judge.... :oops:

It's just never going to be a fashion craze for men, get your heads round that if you can.... :evil:

Quatinus, I owe you an apology, I'm just playin' don't b hatin... I'm sure you have way more friends than Colin, who only has Bushwalker for company (since Dad left and Mum disowned him :boohoo: )

Still all Colin's Alternative Lifestyle boyfriends at skirt-cafe love him... :color: They can all share pics of each other in the skirts and pose in provocative photos... :booty:

Still, never seen a man in a skirt, unless he's Scottish... :?: :?: :?: :holysheep:

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Postby Since1982 on Tue Jun 03, 2008 6:54 am

You trolls are so ignorant. You should join us at www.skirtcafe.org and see what we are really about instead of posting these lies about us.
We are honest hard-working men who just like to relax in something more comfortable than trousers. We don't care what others think. You should stop following and lead like us and see the benefits of skirts and tights for men. Feel liberated by the soft materials of lingerie instead of
your tight boxer shorts. Perhaps they're constricting your brains.

You've ruined this forum with your rubbish talk. :evil:

You should stop and think for once. Not everyone is like you. Join us and see the real life as we are recruiting members now for as little as $30 a month. Upon joining we'll send you a welcome pack including a T-shirt, a free pair of tights, a key-ring, and other useful information on fashion freedom.

What have you got to lose? :)

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Postby KiltyCol on Tue Jun 03, 2008 7:32 pm

Straight back to your favourite subject Alf.
God bless from Colin.

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Wow, omg...It's a big deal?

Postby Brian Sutter on Tue Jun 03, 2008 10:37 pm

haha..this is like completely amusing. Ok, I'll just say it out:
Boys, or men for that matter, can wear skirts, panties, blouses, ect..all they care & want or the should be allowed.
You peeps think it's like so bad, only because your old mans told you for so many years & stuff that it's stuck in your head. lol
Nothing wrong with it, and I say go for it.
I totally undertand how it seems awkward, but so what?
Also, as for have your thing, I can't say it, gets a hard on...then as a guy, you gonna just like all sudden stop? lol c'mon. some people, like me, don't ge hard from it. I dress such everyday. I'm not a crossdresser though, I just don't believe in like "guys only & girls only" stuff. I won't say too much, because I'm a feminine guy, so yeah...but I'm not gonna like go there at all.

anyway, I just think of a girl can wear boy stuff, boys should be able to like wear girl stuff.

nuff said, peace & outtie for now.

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Postby Guest on Wed Jun 04, 2008 12:51 am

u say your a feminine guy... question answered. :wink:

I don't think I'd wear girl's stuff mate. I'd see if we get a summer first :pray: then I'd see if other guys start wearing skirts... but I very much doubt it... :? :shock: :holysheep:

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lol okie

Postby Brian Sutter on Wed Jun 04, 2008 1:56 am

. wrote:u say your a feminine guy... question answered. :wink:

I don't think I'd wear girl's stuff mate. I'd see if we get a summer first :pray: then I'd see if other guys start wearing skirts... but I very much doubt it... :? :shock: :holysheep:


Okie, ya kinda like got me there. but, thing was all guys were supposed to like not wear a skirt, so it does kinda like inludes me silly. lol
but yeah, I do totally get wut ur sayin, my perspective is a little different.
I think it's also the so called 'manly' thingie too.
"I can't be seen in a dress, that isn't manly", which I believe is like a little silly too.

Manly, is having the 'balls' to do things .. and you're manly only when ur gf or wifey says so. hehe
no point in callin urself manly when u not impessed ur gf or wifey to be one. lol

Nah, its a male daminate world. u guys wanna see girl which as most revealing outfits EVER, but dur ur not gonna wana notice a guy with such.
females didn't invent skirts, guys did in order to play their "lift & peak" games. lol

and females to it, cuz it seems the easiest way (and sometimes only way) to get a guys attention.

If was wuzz lookin for love, I'd do crazy things too to find it. I'd buy a skimpy outfit and see who I can attact, and pick then who loves me most (and actually does love me). otherwise, the guys are droolin over what I'd call sluts & bimbos...but i'm not a girl who suffers dat.

I gots a gf, so yeah, im happy & good! =P
I don't date guys anyway, lol..I may do other things, but im good.
i only trust females with my emotions & stuff..

but yeah, regardless of what i am. still, guys can wear skirts. =P heh

also, im may be feminine, but a lot a friends luv that about me.

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Postby Feral_Troll 3.5 on Wed Jun 04, 2008 5:31 pm

Bushwalker, you mean DEPRECIATED, my friend... :?

I know the mind starts to go @ your age and you start doing strange things like wearing women's clothes... :roll:

just had another look @ your photo, pi$$ed myself laughing :laff:

oh, and Brian Sutter, I don't need my girl's approval to be 'manly', as you say, she got with me because I AM manly. I guess as you don't have a woman (rather choose to dress like one instead) you'll never have a woman look up to you. Women want men they look upto so they can feel protected, no matter what stories they may tell you...

Any girls you know just dismiss you as the 'harmless gay friend' or the 'weirdo' then laugh @ you and about you with their mates. In their eyes you are not dating material. Sorry to burst your bubble. :cry:

Not meaning to tear u to peices on that one but I'm just showing you the perspective from normal people's world. Don't let Bushwalker corrupt you with his rubbish of 'fashion freedom'. Unless you are KiltyCol under another name :twisted:

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Postby Guest on Wed Jun 04, 2008 5:41 pm

someone's not been reading Brian's posts properly...

He HAS a gf, but he chooses to dress on the feminine side. Feral_Troll, you need to read thru the posts before you reply... :evil:

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Personally for me this 'fashion' isnt for me, I don't see any guys wearing skirts unless they're Scottish, and even that's rare. I saw none when I went on holiday to Edinburgh this year, aside from bagpipe players... :shock:

B'cos of how men sit, it's not really ideal dressing for us. You don't want to be seeing next man's d!ck when you're sat opposite him on the train to work if his legs are spread and his skirt rides up... :puke:

I very much doubt this will catch on. We're just getting used to the 'boy meets girl' fashion, the tight jeans and man bags... I think skirts and tights will overload us... :D

It won't be suitable attire in the workplace so unless designers put men in reasonable looking skirts on their catwalks rather than the comical efforts we see, it will never sell in the shops. Remember how well Burton/TopMan's sarong sold after Beckham wore one? Neither do I :wink:

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LOL right...

Postby Brian Sutter on Thu Jun 05, 2008 1:27 am

LOL girls say they wish they had a by like me!
Boy wearing a skirt and being feminine doesn't mean panzy. lol
They like me, cuz I'm human & they seem to go through hell to find anyone like such. AND, I look up to her, becuase I love her & want her to have faith in me. She does have a say in my life, and her opinions effect me.

I may like sound as if I support women (if not sound LIKE one), and I do for perfect reasons. Anyone who thinks girls make stories, SO DO GUYS. lol
I don't know what a girl wants, but I know what they like. Aso, for me to be girly like all I want & dress all I want, they call that manly!
"You don' take crap & get scared of what society throws at you"
My gf says I'm like all many, more than like any guy she ever met.

Anyway, you don't see it, cuz ppl are can be igonrant. Also, YOU WEAR UNDIES WITH YOUR SKIRT. hehe
if they don't, it's public indecency. lol

She looks up to me too, to keep her happy, loved, and safe. They're equals, so yeah that's like how we want to roll.

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Slanging not necessary

Postby Guest on Thu Jun 05, 2008 4:29 am

Come on guys! Whatever your stance on the issue there's no need for slanging matches. Nobody gains from them in the long term and people can be unecessary hurt.

The truth is that there are men who regularly and openly wear skirts which have been designed for men, and there are at least thirty manufacturers, most of whom who are making plenty of money, providing for that market, with the number increasing all the time.

There are also people, interestingly mostly men, who object to the idea, for a variety of reasons.

Alf is obviously stirring some people, and the more we react to his (and other similar) comments the more he/they will stir.

In reality, we can all get along if we take the attitude "OK for you but not for me" - and that's what the fashion freedom movement is all about. I actually find women appreciating the strength of character which has to accompany being so openly in opposition to the general male unwillingness to be different.

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Postby Guest on Thu Jun 05, 2008 5:39 pm

aww look evedryone alf is trying to be big and clever again, he still hasnt got the hang of it yet. but dont worry a few more years at school and youll be big enough to leave school and go look for a job.

then we wont have to see you again :D

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Skirts

Postby WHAT on Thu Jun 05, 2008 8:16 pm

:lol: I think it would be cool to make skirts for men. Why should they do that because shorts are just like skirts but the nice thing about it you have more room for our legs

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