Humour
pamscotland
Pam at barkingdog.demon.co.uk
Sat Jun 29 20:16:27 UTC 2002
No: HPFGUIDX 40568
--- In HPforGrownups at y..., "c_voth312" <divaclv at a...> wrote:
> --- In HPforGrownups at y..., "rosie" <crana at n...> wrote:
> > What are everyone's favourite funny parts in HP?
>
> One of my favorites--mostly because it caught me completely off-
guard-
> -is the part during the QWC in GoF, with the wizard in the muumuu
> (can't recall his name) refusing to wear pants because he "liked to
> feel a nice breeze around his privates." :-o Besides conjuring up
an
> amusing yet rather disturbing mental picture, I was simply
surprised
> that Rowling got away with it! (Given that it takes very little to
> p*ss off some parents anymore)
>
Wearing a kilt without underwear is commonly called 'going Commando' -
referring to the traditional military way of wearing kilts. (Or so
I am told - in my family the men always wear the same under their
kilts as they do under their trousers). Despite seeing many kilt-
wearing men dancing and also marching in a blustery wind, it has only
been during Highland Games competition I've ever seen a kilt blowing
up to reveal whether or not the owner was wearing underwear. They
always were.
If the wizard were wearing a real kilt (rather than a pleated skirt
made of some tartan lookalike fabric) then it will generally be too
heavy to be lifted by a mere gust of wind. Absolutely no need for
disturbing pictures - mental or otherwise.
Cheers for now
Pam
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