Me Goofing around in my Clergy kilt

**Jeremiah** · 30th January 06, 04:32 PM

**Graham** · 30th January 06, 04:41 PM

Now come on Jeremiah, that's not good enough, we need more detail!!
Who made the kilt, where it was made, depth of pleats, weight of material......

"goofing around" is not enough.

Only kidding mate, but I would like to know more, I like the clergy, since I'm a lay pastor I think I'm 'entitled' to wear it, certainly a nice tartan.

**Southern Breeze** · 30th January 06, 04:43 PM

Nice pic! Can you give us some details on the kilt?

**mbhandy** · 30th January 06, 04:44 PM

I'm With Graham give us a little more detail and lighten up the photo please. :-?

MrBill

**Jeremiah** · 30th January 06, 04:44 PM

Well, this is a Sport Kilt. I picked them because they are very cheap and have a better variety than say Stillwater. I have a camo kilt in the mail from them as well, and when I get paid, I have my eye on a SWK Nightstalker.

**Robin** · 30th January 06, 04:48 PM

Is that a katana on your shoulder?

**Jeremiah** · 30th January 06, 04:50 PM

Yes it is. Forged and folded.

**Robin** · 30th January 06, 04:52 PM

as it should be...

very nice!

**mudd** · 30th January 06, 05:38 PM

Originally Posted by Jeremiah

Well, this is a Sport Kilt. I picked them because they are very cheap and have a better variety than say Stillwater. I have a camo kilt in the mail from them as well, and when I get paid, I have my eye on a SWK Nightstalker.

He's right, you know. Another reason I still like SportKilt; they have a much better variety of Tartans. And they're comfy. :-)

**Kiltman** · 30th January 06, 05:46 PM

Cheap kilts are. . . cheap—that's all. I'd rather have one good (really good) kilt than six cheap ones. I don't believe one saves any money by buying cheap. How's that for blunt?