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Old 21-12-2010, 13:49   #256
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Just so you all know.

Regimental is like "commando", ok.

If worn with anything under it is no longer a kilt. It is a skirt.
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REAL MEN WEAR KILTS.

this is time of year when we all drem of sailing nekkid and warm weather--aint happening here for a while..and all one gets in the very very cold in a kilt is froze off parts and internal plumbing..LOL....dont let the pipes freeeze.....
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Zee what you talking about? You live in San Diego (I know it well grew up in El Centro, I'm sure you have seen it on the I-8E signs).

Meanwhile; if I hear everyone right you are saying if I wear a skirt I can go commando. I'm giving it some serious thought, for the summer!
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Old 21-12-2010, 16:23   #259
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Realtree(tm) Kilts?

I wore a Saffron Kilt when I was in a pipe band (naFianna).

Make one outta blue Sunbrella
Has been mentioned...I think she was joking...maybe..would chafe a bit...
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Old 21-12-2010, 16:27   #260
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Just so you all know.

Regimental is like "commando", ok.

If worn with anything under it is no longer a kilt. It is a skirt.
Oh..here we go...actually, the regimental orders now define when underclothes must be worn...typically for athletic games and dances where the aprons are expected to come up..or when ladies are present in the mess...

although, Regimental is preferred...
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Yep, I'm dreaming of warmer climes even though it got up to 83F here today. LOL

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So I'm sitting in the Southernmost City in the US, freezing my arse off with a 30kt wind.... Right now, I MISS naked sailing, if for nothing but warmth!
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This thread is the reason why no Sailors should live north of Crystal River Florida.
Kilts, Regimental, Sunbrella Kilts, Chaffing in unmentionable places...
Cabin Fever is Running Rampant here.
Your all ordered to go for a sail. Doctors Orders..:-)
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Zee what you talking about? You live in San Diego (I know it well grew up in El Centro, I'm sure you have seen it on the I-8E signs).

Meanwhile; if I hear everyone right you are saying if I wear a skirt I can go commando. I'm giving it some serious thought, for the summer!
san diego gets cold too, friend. lol. i grew up in NY. LOL played in upstate ny....some of the men in my family still wear the cluny macpherson kilts of our ancestors. they freeze with a smile. they would NEVER cop to chafe. LOL.
that would be unmanly
not to mention the other words i have heard used to describe the discussion.
oops.
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Think it all depends on the individual, I sail solo alot here in Hawaii, and most of the water sailing">blue water sailing I do is " in the raw" - I like it, the sun feels good and I watch my "exposure" time so I don't "overcook". when I was dating I was amazed how many times a gal on our 1st date got rid of her clothes before we even cleared the outer channel marker. Like they say " different strokes for different folks"
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Cabin Fever is Running Rampant here.
Your all ordered to go for a sail. Doctors Orders..:-)[/QUOTE]

I definately need to get out on the water, even if I have to wear clothes!

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san diego gets cold too, friend. lol. i grew up in NY. LOL played in upstate ny....some of the men in my family still wear the cluny macpherson kilts of our ancestors. they freeze with a smile. they would NEVER cop to chafe. LOL.
that would be unmanly
not to mention the other words i have heard used to describe the discussion.
oops.

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The colder it is the less to chafe.. That's why their smiling..

Now Where did I put my silk kilt?
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Cabin Fever is Running Rampant here.
Your all ordered to go for a sail. Doctors Orders..:-)
I definately need to get out on the water, even if I have to wear clothes!

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