I don't care what they call it; a skirt is a skirt, a "one-legged pant" is a skirt, a "kilt" is a skirt, a "sarong" is a skirt (unless worn like a dress)....
Not to say that skirts can't look good on guys. But they're STILL skirts. XD
Me: "Nope! I'm Irish. We wear dresses*, the Scots wear skirts**."
* to avoid confusing the poor customers, the Irish guild was not allowed to wear English clothes with Celtic accessories (as they did in period), nor were they allowed to wear plain kilts (as they also did in period), sw we were stuck actually wearing our underwear in public.
** in period times the Scots had not developed the family kilt colors or the full dress as most wore at faire either.
*** but then again, who ever claimed Faire was all that accurate to begin with. {grin}
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Date: 2004-10-13 01:36 am (UTC)Not to say that skirts can't look good on guys. But they're STILL skirts. XD
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Date: 2004-10-13 01:44 am (UTC)T/u/r/k/e/y/ Customer: "Are you a Scotsman."
Me: "Nope! I'm Irish. We wear dresses*, the Scots wear skirts**."
* to avoid confusing the poor customers, the Irish guild was not allowed to wear English clothes with Celtic accessories (as they did in period), nor
were they allowed to wear plain kilts (as they also did in period), sw we were stuck actually wearing our underwear in public.
** in period times the Scots had not developed the family kilt colors or the full dress as most wore at faire either.
*** but then again, who ever claimed Faire was all that accurate to begin with. {grin}
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Date: 2004-10-13 02:13 am (UTC)Until I found out it's 63 EB a SQUARE METER.
EGAD.
-JEM