[weazletoe]

  So anything I do in the evenings I generally do pantsless.  That includes taking the garbage to the curb, although I at least wait until after dark. 

 Guilty of this many times. Do have to be careful which ones I wear though. I move just right and, well, you might not see where my dangling parcible begins, but you'de sure see where it ends. I'd hate to do that to our new neighbors in Idaho.

[wfaris]

Yup, Kilts are the only attire that can be worn while brewing...the ONLY attire.

Be sure to remember that if you wear underwear it's a skirt and no longer a kilt.

Wayne

[tschmidlin]

Yup, Kilts are the only attire that can be worn while brewing...the ONLY attire.

Be sure to remember that if you wear underwear it's a skirt and no longer a kilt.

Wayne

So the club girls going commando are actually wearing micro-kilts?

[capozzoli]

I reluctantly got into this no pants brewing Thing.

But maybe I got it wrong. I have been wearing only a tee shirt and socks. No pants no underpants.

I just figured go all the way or dont go at all.

You should see the look on my neighbors faces when they see me over the turkey burner with little cappy and the hairy twins.

Am I doing it wrong?

[MrNate]

So the club girls going commando are actually wearing micro-kilts?

It's not "commando" in a kilt. It's "regimental."

[tschmidlin]

So the club girls going commando are actually wearing micro-kilts?

It's not "commando" in a kilt. It's "regimental."

I'll have to remember that.  so commando is what, just for pants and shorts?  If you go commando in a skirt you're actually just regimental in your kilt?  I'm really just trying to understand.

[uthristy]

I reluctantly got into this no pants brewing Thing.

But maybe I got it wrong. I have been wearing only a tee shirt and socks. No pants no underpants.

Nope  thats how I hang while brewing



 

[MrNate]

I'll have to remember that.  so commando is what, just for pants and shorts?  If you go commando in a skirt you're actually just regimental in your kilt?  I'm really just trying to understand.

Just a bit of a joke, since there were no Scottish commandos prior to the Black Hackle, and they had stopped wearing kilts by then. 

The last elite Scottish warriors to wear kilts into battle was the Royal Highland Regiment. Hence, wearing a kilt free and easy is more "regimental" than it is "commando."

Many Scottish units wore kilts in combat during WWI. In particular, the ferocious tactics of the Royal Highland Regiment led to their acquiring the nickname "Ladies from Hell" from the German troops that faced them in the trenches. The kilt was last worn in action near the start of WWII, in May 1940 at the Battle of Dunkirk by Donald Callander of the Queens Own Cameron Highlanders. This was the last time a Highland Battalion fought in the kilt

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_the_kilt

[tschmidlin]

Cool kilt history

[Mikey]

If No Pants brewing referred to women, I'd be on board with it, but ...