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- Do you feel like you’ve lived this day a thousand times before?
- You are in the desert and the sun hit you with no mercy at all you have only whisky will you drink it;
- Decisions are being made right now.The question is: Are you making them for yourself... or are you letting others make them for you?...
- Mr Baker can you tell us why your secretary had to leave this town?
These snippets show some of the most common themes mentioned in this experience's stories:
- " changed when we got a new Scout Leader â €“ some parents had been pressing for their boys to be allowed to wear their own kilts and it was decided to abandon the ex - army kilts and instead a stock of second - hand medium weight kilts, either donated or bought from ads in the local papers, was acquired for those who didnâ €™ t already own a kilt â €“ however, the previous regime of recommended..."
- "Boys underwear back then were pretty horrible wollen or cotton trunks and the thinking then was that white or off white under wear with the kilt would draw attention whereas dark coloured underwear wasn't so obvious and since girl's school knickers were the proper tartan colours, that is what most of my chums wore under our kilts..."
- "I wear it fairly often for formal occasions with my Prince Charlie coatee and vest, semi - formal occasions with tweed Argyle jacket, and smart casual occasions with a nice sweater or'Culloden'shirt..."
90% of people in this group think this is a good experience. 90% believe this experience makes them happy. 90% believe that, if they had the choice, they would do it again. 90% say they would recommend this to others.
33% of people who have this experience are in their thirties, 27% are in their fifties, and 23% are in their forties. 100% of people who have this experience are men.
Here are a few tips...
- I agree obcar, I can put up with stockings pushed round the ankles but a kilt drooping at half mast puts me off. Also long sloppy t-shirts or shirts look dreadful.
- Should you find youself sitting in the front row of a group photograph, be very vareful. Even with your knees close together the camera flash can reach the top of your thighs and all - whatever all is - will be revealed!
- The main tip I can offer is to make sure you do not wear your kilt too low. Nowadays it seems the showing of knee is taboo??
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