No, you're abs. right: they are kilts not skirts. That's why of the brackets. But I'm not from N. Ireand and, that time in the pub, all of us (girls) were wearing jeans, and he was in kilt and...well...our feeling was strange. The first thing in my mind was a skirt. But, of course, it was not: that's different, I know for sure.
Anyway, yes, he was embarassed: probably becouse he was standing alone in front of us and the back lifting was not expected.
Well, funny ! Not the case of the lad we met: as soon as he felt we had a great full view of him from the back, he turned to pull down his kilt, smiled a little bit. And then he walked away from there! Nice legs ! But maybe we were too rude with him...
To women: have you ever tried to lift up a guy's kilt ?
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No, you're abs. right: they are kilts not skirts. That's why of the brackets. But I'm not from N. Ireand and, that time in the pub, all of us (girls) were wearing jeans, and he was in kilt and...well...our feeling was strange. The first thing in my mind was a skirt. But, of course, it was not: that's different, I know for sure.
Anyway, yes, he was embarassed: probably becouse he was standing alone in front of us and the back lifting was not expected.
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haha. Usually if the lads catch any of us lifting their kilts at the back, they turn round and flash us from the front!!!
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Well, funny ! Not the case of the lad we met: as soon as he felt we had a great full view of him from the back, he turned to pull down his kilt, smiled a little bit. And then he walked away from there! Nice legs ! But maybe we were too rude with him...