Quoting Faith1LovesMLP:" I had a black guy send me a message once, on a dating website. I told him he was too old for me, and ... [snip!] ... He was going off about how I just didn't want him because he's black and if I want someone white I should go to KKK meetings  "

Oh well isn't he an ignorant little smurf. I d agree with your comment though about the blackpeoplemeet.com thing (they also have a HIspanic one btw). I guess it would be wierd to have a whitepeoplemeet.com thing because well, the majority of dating sites in general are majority white singles.

Quoting Destiel:" Why are people moving to the UK? Come to Australia .. its like the UK except hotter and with the Hemsworths"

And lots of death.

Quoting Big Booty Heaux™:" Oh well isn't he an ignorant little smurf. I d agree with your comment though about the blackpeoplemeet.com ... [snip!] ... be wierd to have a whitepeoplemeet.com thing because well, the majority of dating sites in general are majority white singles."

I was like   I did not say ANYTHING about him being black.
And in my area, I see about equal numbers of black/whites on dating sites. But I'm in the deep South. There is a LOT of black hostility against whites in my area, also.

<blockquote><b>Quoting Faith1LovesMLP:</b>" Correct me if I'm wrong. But if they come in any material, print color, doesn't that just make them...skirts? But for men? I'm confused on the difference between and kilt and a skirt."</blockquote>




Lol I can see how you would get confused if you aren't familiar with but no you would be able to tell the difference between a skirt and a kilt if you were half blind. If a man was wearing a normal skirt he would stick out like a sore thumb. The material may not have a certain patern but the actual way the kilt is made has a patern like a very specific style. It is quite heavy, it is made with a lot of thick material, it doesn't join like it wraps around, they normally have three thick black straps were they fasten at the side, just looking at it you know it's a kilt. There is no way you could pass off a skirt as a kilt. Even for a female who was wearing a standard tartan mini skirt or a tartan mini kilt you would see the difference from the other side of the room, if it was a plain black mini kilt again you could blatanty see it was a kilt and not a skirt...... Maybe a Scots person would but I guess maybe someone from another country wouldn't unless you explained to them   Ha but yes we can tell the difference  

Quoting xTJ:" <blockquote><b>Quoting Faith1LovesMLP:</b>" Correct me if I'm wrong. But if they come ... [snip!] ... I guess maybe someone from another country wouldn't unless you explained to them   Ha but yes we can tell the difference  "

Oh alright, that makes sense.

Both are wrong. Both are done without the persons permission. Both remove sensation. Neither should be allowed.