"In a Skirt" Have to say I've been somewhat curious about this particular statement. Don't know why? Anyone else have any thoughts about this statement?
"In a Skirt" Have to say I've been somewhat curious about this particular statement. Don't know why? Anyone else have any thoughts about this statement?
Not sure what you mean. Versus " wearing a skirt"? Depends on context I guess. Both seem grammatically correct
Inside my heart is breaking
My make-up may be flaking
But my smile still stays on
Never heard it.
I think it's how you order hot chocolate? I dunno. The last thread left me confused.
I think we need more information on the context of the statement before we can answer the question properlyOriginally Posted by ShirleyN
"In a Skirt" Have to say I've been somewhat curious about this particular statement. Don't know why? Anyone else have any thoughts about this statement?
Isn't that when you wrap a hot dog in a Cresent roll? Oh wait, that's in-a-blanket. Never mind.
I think the OP is 'skirting' the subject........
Carole
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never mind ladies.
Do you mean "anything in a skirt"?
yes. I don't know why this sticks in my head TBH. It's just a phrase I've heard various different people say over the years and I kind of like the sound of it. Thats it; no more or less.
I enjoy a medium skirt steak and eggs,at my favorite dive.
Expression "anything in a skirt" refers to women or girl.
I like skirts, Is that allowed???
Rader
thats why most of us are here!
The term "Anything in a skirt" is used about men who will go after just about any woman they see, pretty much no matter what she looks like. If she is female she qualifies as a desirable objective.
Not exactly flattering .. for either!
- Suzie
Hi Shirly, That is like, SKIRTS RULE !
Having my ears triple pierced is AWESOME, ~~......
I can explain it to you, But I can't comprehend it for you !
If at first you don't succeed, Then Skydiving isn't for you.
Be careful what you wish for, Once you ring a bell , you just can't Un-Ring it !! !!
I'll simply plead to being PC and skirt this issue------.gif "Big Roll Eyes")
U can't keep doing the same things over and over and expect to enjoy life to the max. When u try new things, even if they r out of your comfort zone, u may experience new excitement and growth that u never expected.
Challenge yourself and pursue your passions! When your life clock runs out, you'll have few or NO REGRETS!
You might be thinking something like the old game of reading a fortune cookie and ending the fortune with in bed. So roller skating ....in a skirt might work.
Just and older girl trying to experience all that life can bring.
"Life is not a dress rehearsal"
I've used the phrase "in a skirt and heels", I've also used "in jeans and flats" - what's the issue?
Or, "under the sheets."
Shirley,
Does this have anything to do with Julie's thread about being called a skirt ? If so it's a slang term for a woman" Being a bit of skirt !"
If you're asking the question if we like wearing them , then you've come to the right place ! To answer the question , yes I do like wearing them !
I vote with Teresa. It sounds like some kind of local slang term for a man who is effeminate. Never heard it before, but it sounds like a slang term to me. Might be totally wrong.
Hey Shirls,
Stacy from Oz
A skirt is a girl ( unlike me a real one! )
The term is used in a derogative way by the less intelligent of us. Can't think of the best way to put it ( being a GIRL ) but being called a Skirt where I live would be like being called usable or trashy.
I've just had to stop and think, and the same term was used or directed at an old friend of mine, he was a hostess of course.
I'll give you the heads up on the next term whilst here, Blouse or girls blouse is a Welsh come British saying that you're a girl. As with skirt, blouse refers to Womens clothing.
I wear both!
Skirts are okay, but what I really like is anything in a bra.
I've said look at the skirt meaning look at that girl.
Angie
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