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Then again, maybe it is just that I have the legs for it

 

Ah yes Tony, but do you have the hair to go with it as well?!!?

 

i see you know Tony then :)

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well i think we have all skirted round this issue long enough don't you?

 

I have no issues with skirts, kimonos or kilts as i have worn them on at least one occasion and i had no problems sitting with my legs open in a (not being sexist or anything) manly pose it was just the others who had the problem.

 

Managed to "tackle" that problem ok ;) ;)

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To be fair, I wear my kikoi long enough that i can sit how I like without exposing the "old chap".

 

In fact, my g/f's parents own what her dad calls a "lamu chair" which has fold-out arms on which the user rests his legs, in order that the crown jewels may be adequately ventilated - this only works if you are wearing a kikoi, of course, and you still avoid people squinting at the one eyed demon, so its a win-win situation. Very hot on the east-african coast, you understand :)

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Perhaps the school in this article also caught wind of this new fasion trend and are trying to stop it before it starts:-

 

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/manchester/6712981.stm

 

Jeeze, talk about jumping out of the frying pan into the fire! Pink and white open neck shirts are going to be so much better than shirt and tie. Lets just hope every male at that school are "leg" men otherwise it could be worse than the skirts!

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