For any newbies who are nervous about wearing a kilt in public...

**Mr. Kilt** · 25th April 07, 06:47 PM

I just put my kilt-wearing to the ultimate test.

Karen and I just got back to our hotel in Las Vegas after spending the day at the Laughlin River Run bike rally. Harleys everywhere you looked, and hundreds of vendor tents set up in the various casino parking lots.

I was wearing a black Original Utilikilt and a black t-shirt. For the most part I didn't notice any reaction from people, but I did get a few "wow, cool kilt" comments.

So, if I can wear a kilt around a bunch of bikers, you newbies to kilting shouldn't worry about wearing yours in public.

**Kid Cossack** · 25th April 07, 07:15 PM

Black on black is cheating, big Al! Now, if you did it in a Loud McLeod . . .

**Fearnest** · 25th April 07, 10:36 PM

Originally Posted by Kid Cossack

Black on black is cheating, big Al! Now, if you did it in a Loud McLeod . . .

Ah, but can you imagine the class action lawsuit that would ensue? All those poor, blind bikers who wouldn't have a way home for several days while they waited for their retinas to recover...

What we really need to help bridge the gap is a patch for the apron that says "If you can read this, the sporran fell off."

Get your knees in the breeze, and bugs in your teeth!

**morrison** · 26th April 07, 06:31 PM

Originally Posted by Fearnest

.... What we really need to help bridge the gap is a patch for the apron that says "If you can read this, the sporran fell off."

Perhaps another could read, "If you can read this, I'd be hoping I'm your date. ....... Ma'am.":butt:

**McMurdo** · 25th April 07, 07:18 PM

Cool, I haven't been to the Laughlin River Run I would love to make it there someday.

**brandycr** · 25th April 07, 07:18 PM

Lol bikers arent evil lol .They like to feel the breeze you never know might have a few recruits.

**beloitpiper** · 25th April 07, 08:03 PM

It's not the "different" people you have to be worried about wearing your kilt around...it's everybody who thinks we should all look the same.

**kilted_brewer** · 26th April 07, 07:18 AM

Originally Posted by beloitpiper

It's not the "different" people you have to be worried about wearing your kilt around...it's everybody who thinks we should all look the same.

Hear, hear!

**Kilted KT** · 25th April 07, 08:14 PM

heh...if you want the ultimate test, wear a saffron kilt into a horde of teenagers without their parents in sight. That will put most any kiltie's mettle to the test!