Helping a Scot get into a kilt

[DireStraitsFan]

I've had so many similar happenings that I had to print up a bunch of cards (on both sides) to give out to the currious. It is neat that there are now "entry level" kilts available. Believe me, that wasn't always so.

On one side I list my name, and phone number.

On the other side, I list the web-sites of many Scottish style companies and a couple of forums too. (X-Marks at the top of the list!)

With today's ease of printing your own business cards, I would suggest that others do the same.

I gotta admit James, you're a brilliant man!

And good for you berserkbishop! You seem like a very level headed fellow. I really appreciate how the people here have taken so much time to make sure they get things right. I believe in personal choice, of course. But I think it is only proper to know something about the history of the garment, so that you can honor the countrymen who gave it to the rest of the world (whether you're a Scot, of Scottish descent, or not of any Celtic blood what-so-ever).

You guys are a great community, and I am proud to be a part of it.

[turpin]

When someone (always a guy, of course) asks me sarcastically why I'm wearing a dress, I just look at him in pity and say "Now there's your ignorance showing, fella. don't you know that a dress hangs off the shoulders? I mean, jeez!"

[Dirk Skene]

Sounds like you've made a friend And the other guy. He's a jurk As we say in the south .... don't pay him no nevermind.