"you dirty bastard"

I walked past a building site wearing my Kilt once...and did the same thing ;-)

#2 Did the workers shout the same things as to this girl?

#3. They called me a few names lol...I think it was because I gave them an inferiority complex ;-)

#4 Hahahaha

I wonder did they have lunch that day?

#2 Did you lift the kilt in order to greet them

Good thing it was just "little secret" and not large / huge, those poor construction men would have been tramatized for rest of their life.

Obviously staged, in response to a trivial issue.

So a homophobic notion is ok now? Aren't the PC police essentially insulting a major victim group?

As a very young girl, I remember these calls used to make me nervous and unsure...but when I was an adult, I knew they were just a group of guys letting off steam in a safe way from a distance. It always has and always will happen and is essentially harmless. So, ladies out there, no need to become an activist.

Having worked on many building sites i agree it is unwanted attention for some women however on the other hand i have known women who shout at you if you do not give them attention and talking from first hand experience you would not believe half the things you see on a building site IE women intentionally standing topless or naked in there windows waving to you, people intentionally having sex knowing you are watching them and the amount of shall we say encounters i have had in my dinner breaks and after work hours with women i have met whilst on a building site lets just say it is not an easy number to recall.

Even worse if they don't yell out

#11 That's just it, there are always two sides to a situation even if generally only one of them is shown, and what you are describing doesn't surprise me at all.