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Indians too
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No true Indian feels that way.
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I don't know, they ruined Scotland.
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I don't want knives near my googlies
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This is just fooking graet!
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As a guy, the days I can wear skirts are my happiest days.
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Maybe if they’d hidden some malaria pills up there the Darien Project wouldn’t have bankrupted them so badly they had to sign the Act of Union with my lot.
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Pretty sure that the kilt was invented by an Englishman so that scots working in his factories would be less likely to get clothing caught in the machinery and maimed. I say this as a kilt-loving descendent of scots.
EDIT: To be clear, I was referring to a Small Kilt, whose intention is attributed to an English mill owner named Rallinson circa 1720. Not the Great Kilt, which to my knowledge is Scottish in origin.
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Pretty sure the 16th century happened before the Industrial Revolution, when there were British factories.
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Should have been more precise, I think. I most frequently hear "kilt" referring to the Small Kilt which comes from the 18th century, not the Great Kilt.
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I'm having a hard time thinking of garments that would be MORE likely to get caught in machinery than an ~8yd piece of fabric wrapped to include open ends, pleats, flaps and the over the shoulder option. A poncho or cloak is the only thing I can come up with.
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A Great Kilt (invented by Scots, as far as am aware) definitely. I should have been more specific. I was referring to the Small Kilt (which is what I most often hear people referring to as a kilt), which comes from the 18th century.
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based on genital structure, women can pee a lot easier when wearing a dress, men can pee easier just unzipping the front of their pants….
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Lifting a kilt is not exactly difficult.
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Yeah basically, based on genital structure, everyone should wear skirts.
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And yet there is zero chance of an unfortunate zipper accident when wearing a kilt/skirt. Pant zippers are the leading cause of penile injury.
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