Cycling in a kilt

[Sue]

Apparently even in Scotland, if you cycle in a kilt you need a helmet and body armour for protection
from louts throwing things at you:-

<http://www.jimlangley.net/brake/lochinvar.html> (http://www.jimlangley.net/brake/lochinvar.html)

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Sue ];(:)

[Pk]

Sue wrote:
> Apparently even in Scotland, if you cycle in a kilt you need a helmet and body armour for
> protection from louts throwing things at you:-
>
> <http://www.jimlangley.net/brake/lochinvar.html> (http://www.jimlangley.net/brake/lochinvar.html)

If you cycle in a kilt you will get a cold helmet!

pk

[Tony Raven]

Sue wrote:
> Apparently even in Scotland, if you cycle in a kilt you need a helmet and body armour for
> protection from louts throwing things at you:-
>
> <http://www.jimlangley.net/brake/lochinvar.html> (http://www.jimlangley.net/brake/lochinvar.html)

We're back to the Cycling in the Highland Way thread ;-)

Tony

[Simon Brooke]

Sue <SPAM@blackhole.invalid> writes:

> Apparently even in Scotland, if you cycle in a kilt you need a helmet and body armour for
> protection from louts throwing things at you:-
>
>
> <http://www.jimlangley.net/brake/lochinvar.html> (http://www.jimlangley.net/brake/lochinvar.html)

That's in Chicago, can't you read? :-P

The Earl of Galloway is well known for cycling around these parts on an old bike of the 'ladies'
style, wearing his kilt with a rather fetching pair of very brightly coloured boxing shorts
underneath.

No, I _am_ serious.

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[Sue]

In message <8765hncnm6.fsf@gododdin.internal.jasmine.org.uk>, Simon Brooke
<simon@jasmine.org.uk> writes
>Sue <SPAM@blackhole.invalid> writes:
>
>> Apparently even in Scotland, if you cycle in a kilt you need a helmet and body armour for
>> protection from louts throwing things at you:-
>>
>>
>> <http://www.jimlangley.net/brake/lochinvar.html> (http://www.jimlangley.net/brake/lochinvar.html)
>
>That's in Chicago, can't you read? :-P

If it was in Chicago he'd need considerably more protection than armour and a helmet!
>
>The Earl of Galloway is well known for cycling around these parts on an old bike of the 'ladies'
>style, wearing his kilt with a rather fetching pair of very brightly coloured boxing shorts
>underneath.
>
>No, I _am_ serious.
>
It doesn't sound as if he is, though!
--
Sue ];(:)

[Sandy Morton]

In article <lI7g54EyxSt$Ewpo@mashtub.demon.co.uk>, Sue <SPAM@blackhole.invalid> wrote:
> >No, I _am_ serious.
> >
> It doesn't sound as if he is, though!

Most of the geriaucracy are eccentric.

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[Simon Brooke]

Sandy Morton <atm@sandymillport.fsnet.co.uk> writes:

> In article <lI7g54EyxSt$Ewpo@mashtub.demon.co.uk>, Sue <SPAM@blackhole.invalid> wrote:
> > >No, I _am_ serious.
> > >
> > It doesn't sound as if he is, though!
>
> Most of the geriaucracy are eccentric.

He's more than a little eccentric, poor lad, but he's completely harmless.

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