So I updated my status on Facebook a few minutes ago to something to the effect of:

"Really jonesin' for a kilt... Anyone got 200 dollars for a... ahem... noble cause? "

Understand that I do not own a kilt. I attempted the Great Kilt one time with some bargain fabric from Hancock's purchased solely for the rather historically inaccurate use at the Ren Fest but I do not consider this to be OWNERSHIP of a kilt. Not even 30 minutes after my status update, a friend of mine comments on my status with:

"Just curious, Adam... Do you wear anything under your kilt?"

*sigh*

So I responded that according to 'tradition' a Scot wore nothing but socks and shoes under his kilt and left it at that... Hopefully that will satiate him. I'm just sort of incredulous that 'the Question' would come up on a semi-PUBLIC forum such as Facebook... Could it be that people simply see the kilt as merely a 'costume' and therefore any and all musings and wonderings are open game?? I know we've been down this road many a time on this board before. I just thought I would vent/marvel a bit about this... What are some of your thoughts? How might you have responded to the 'Question' on Facebook or the like??