O.T. Any Kilt wearers in here?

the longer ones are nicer, I think...anybody else?
 
I gotta have one too, why not?It would be great after a 60 or 70 bike miles to air the boys out....yeah, I wear lycra too..... got over all that macho stuff years ago.....by the way with a cat it "kitty kitty" , how does one summon sheep?
 
brantoken said:
.....by the way with a cat it "kitty kitty" , how does one summon sheep?
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Wow, I am overwhelmed with the sheer number of smart-alec answers that popped into my head:

1) Bagpipes.
2) C'mere you baaaa-d girl.
3) When you've 'got it' the sheep come to you.
4) Why do you want to know !?!

:D
 
Would it be legal for a non Scotsman to wear a kilt? I figure you'd get beat up by Scottish folks for not being Scottish and everyone else for wearing a dress.

It's probably a loose, loose situation for me. :rolleyes:
 
BruiseLeee said:
Would it be legal for a non Scotsman to wear a kilt?
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As legal as it is for a non-Greek to wear a Toga, a non-polo player to weara polo shirt, and a couch potato to wear running shoes. ;)
 
Anyone know of a cheaper source of something similar to the utilikilt?? tried looking thru kilt website sources over here in the UK & can find formal kilts at £200 (~$300) plus or cheap-n-nasty readymades at £39.95 (polyester) but nothin' with pockets or in camo...anything that costs more than my khuk is way past my budget...
 
BruiseLeee said:
Would it be legal for a non Scotsman to wear a kilt? I figure you'd get beat up by Scottish folks for not being Scottish and everyone else for wearing a dress.

It's probably a loose, loose situation for me. :rolleyes:
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It should have been "lose, lose"

But loose, loose might apply to wearing a kilt in the proper manner. :rolleyes:

I guess I can make my own with a towel. :eek:
 
Actually, the kilt was originally a long rectangle of wool gathered at the waist over a belt (to cover the nether regions), with the ends worn across the back and chest, respectively, and over the shoulder -- ends pinned at the shoulder by a large pin or broach. There must be pic's one can find via Google etc. All you need is a long enough rectangle of plaid, a belt (or rope) and the pin or broach. These pleated shirt-like items are a much later development after it was no longer illegal to wear plaid in Scotland. (From the Gal. "kilt" -to tuck up)

"Linton" is a parish in the lowlands, celebrated in the traditional pipe tune "Highroad to Linton."
 
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My HI Hunaman fits so nice in the so called hammer loop of my Utillakilt that you would think it was made for it.

Ladys dig it

I live in the SW were it is to hot for jeans
 
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