Men in Kilts Window Cleaning
Not sure what the "in Kilts" part is doing here, though of course that is what made me notice it. So maybe that's the answer.
But is it so that interested parties can peek up the skirts when the lads are up washing windows?
Leading to the REAL question, of course: Are these "true Scotsmen?"
Leading to a question I didn't even know about, the "True Scotsman Fallacy."
But then that all reminds me of the joke: Scottish regiment visits France. Young French female reporter breathlessly asks one of the soldiers, "Sir, people want to know: Is anything worn under that kilt?"
Scotsman answers, "Nah, lassie, 'tis good as new!"
Not sure what the "in Kilts" part is doing here, though of course that is what made me notice it. So maybe that's the answer.
But is it so that interested parties can peek up the skirts when the lads are up washing windows?
Leading to the REAL question, of course: Are these "true Scotsmen?"
Leading to a question I didn't even know about, the "True Scotsman Fallacy."
But then that all reminds me of the joke: Scottish regiment visits France. Young French female reporter breathlessly asks one of the soldiers, "Sir, people want to know: Is anything worn under that kilt?"
Scotsman answers, "Nah, lassie, 'tis good as new!"
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