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30th August 11, 11:39 AM
#11
 Originally Posted by xman
This is my experience as well. I get asked if I'm Irish nearly as often as Scottish. The kilted Irish are all over the place on St. Paddy's day here so it's likely regional interpretation to some degree and clearly a modern view, not historical.
My wife and I had dinner out in St Louis Saturday night, and I wore a kilt... The questions I got were:
What clan is it?
Is there a Scottish festival in town?
Do you play the pipes?
Are you from Ireland?
And the comment "you dont see that in St Louis everyday"
Now I will admit that it was a Maclean hunting kilt (green) so that may have coloured the Irish comment, but it does kind if go towards the perception that kilts arent only Scottish
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