You should be pleased May May, hell we could judge you by the beauty of your mind.

If that were the case, we would be running away from you in terror.

"We would be running away" says Hasbeen --- which is EXACTLY what women would like dirty old men to do.

May May,

That is not a skirt, what I'm wearing is the Breacan an Fhéilidh (belted plaid); mine is 60 inches wide and 11 feet in length and in Campbell tartan.

This is me in a skirt, a few years earlier "in the days when our beards were black".
http://aughnanure.tribalpages.com/tpphotos/fullphotos/aughnanure_2261839.jpg

Is Mise,

That's you on the right with the stunning grey beard and flowing locks?

I think you look great in your clan regalia!

Splendid and noble....

May May,

I think you're being a bit hard on the fellas here. After all, we all like to rest our eyes on people for a bit longer if we find them attractive. I'm not averse to checking out an attractive man as he walks by.

I did have a problem with otb attributing qualities to Suse for the mere sake of being odious, however that's a different story.

Is Mise, I'm sure you would get a lot of extended stares from women, and men for that matter, dressed like that marching down the main street of Moonie Ponds.

Hi there MAY MAY...

Firstly, please accept my profound apologies for some of the more intemperate remarks I may have directed at you, on a previous Topic. I don't like employing language perceived as rude towards anyone ? Particularly those of the fairer sex. Though you've probably described me accurately when you suggest, an unattractive, dirty ol' man touché !

However I don't resile for a moment from my professed adoration for the female gender, surely two marriages, and a few girl friends, must corroborate that averment ? Still, perhaps it's highly possible that many of those courageous young ladies that had for so long, valiantly tolerated me and my aberrant behaviour. Were in reality undertaking some covert research on; deviant and perverse old men, who'd unfortunately, lost any sense of grace and propriety, whenever they actively engage in a 'on-line' Forum of some kind ?