Re: Elemenrtary, My Dear Watson?

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On Mon, 30 Jan 2006 22:14:10 +0000, Josiah Jenkins
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On Mon, 30 Jan 2006 14:21:12 -0700, I read these words from
ElaineFromDrake@xxxxxxxxx (Elaine Goldberg) :


MacP wrote:

I just knew you were unaware of the
details of lap-dancing...

I, perhaps, did not make myself clear. The costume in question
(that
we
have a pattern for) is definitely an article of masculine attire.
Or
lack, thereof.

I seem to recall a discussion (several years ago) about
W***** W******.

-- jjj

Elaine

That's what I'm afraid of - women are fascinated by W***** W******s.

"Willey Wonker"?


Well my W***** only needs one kind of W***** but I think I might draw
a
veil over that --- --- --- Ahem!

You wear trews then.
It could well have been that those amang ye what wear kilts would have
needed such appurtenances come the cold winds of winter.




Aye! But Scot I am but not a highlander.

I'll demonstrate me ignorance now.
Isn't the wearing of kilts now a common practice in the Lowlands?
Lord knows there seems to be a Tartan for about any group anywhere.
(The Fiji Islander Tartan has a most fetching design)
;=)
It doesm doesn ;t it?!

Yes, the kilt has now been adopted by the Lowlanders as the Scottish
national dress and a most attractive and unique dress it is in my
opinion. I notice some Scots here call it a costume, suggesting that
they are not quite comfortable with it yet as an article of daily
wear.





MacP
"Mur a bi i gun tarrag, 's ann LEAMSA!"
"If she ain't nailed down, she's MINE!"

As it happens I have a neighbour who wears the kilt more often than anything
else. He is though a McGregor and a Highlander, an ex military man and a
hero of WWII.
--

Robert Peffers,
Kelty,
Fife,
Scotland, (UK).
(When replying take pam away from peffers.
Scotland).


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