Most 'kilt-friendly' occasions?

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- Walking in Riga (Latvia), seeing (late) teenage girls having their eyes widening open and bursting into laughter after getting to my back.

They're laughing because they didn't know how else to deal with something new. Kids like that need more experience so they can handle you better. When they get a little older they react differently.

I once had a family cycle past me when I was dressed in a kilt and tweed waistcoat and jacket. As soon as the little girl passed she shouted to her mum "Titta på han!" ("look at he"). I almost stopped the mother as she passed me. I was going to ask her to say something to her daughter. I mean, a child that age should know the difference between the nominative and accusative - it's "titta på honom" not "titta på han"!