High School Girls Love Kilts

**Moosehead** · 7th April 06, 10:45 PM

Ah wuz born in the Pleistocene

Hey, Alan, I thought California was the Pleistocene?!

Or, at least, in our lifetime it will become again.

**ozmeath** · 8th April 06, 03:04 AM

Originally Posted by Rob Wright

The high school girls here who like my kilts for the most part are the ones who are the outcasts, the goth's, punks, emo, etc. Conformity here is a very big deal and I stand out so much that many are wary of me, I'm weird.

Rob

Who better to get compliments from. Weird=Normal in my books.

**JayFilomena** · 8th April 06, 05:35 AM

Originally Posted by Riverkilt

Oh ya, my daughter thought your kilt you had on in walmart the other day was "Sooooo cool

I'm 36, and still....well, let me see, what is the right word...ummm, well, I think I am still in the.....well, I aint 61. But on a plane to france, the high school girls on their senior trip didnt smile, or ask silly questions, or any of the fun things, they just kinda looked at me odd. Good on you brother for representing.

Jay

**UmAnOnion** · 8th April 06, 06:08 AM

Originally Posted by Rob Wright

The high school girls here who like my kilts for the most part are the ones who are the outcasts, the goth's, punks, emo, etc. Conformity here is a very big deal and I stand out so much that many are wary of me, I'm weird.

Rob

Being wierd is the story of my life - and i like it that way - swimming against the tide, stomping out lemmings & not following the herd are my fav pastimes - and wearing kilts fits into that oh so well

Cheers to the wonderful world of wierdos everywhere!!!

**mbhandy** · 8th April 06, 08:08 AM

Originally Posted by UmAnOnion

Cheers to the wonderful world of wierdos everywhere!!!

Dito. UAO Yur little smilies are abbusin the drink. No spillin allowed.

MrBill

**Rob Wright** · 8th April 06, 03:36 PM

Originally Posted by ozmeath

Who better to get compliments from. Weird=Normal in my books.

Exactly.

Rob

**Tartan Hiker** · 9th April 06, 07:44 PM

Last night was the prom and I got LOTS of very positive comments from the students. As a teacher and borderline fossil myself I'm not used to this at all.

Twice during the evening young ladies came up to me and said "You don't know me, but I think your kilt looks really great." Three male students asked me lots of questions about kilts, and one said that he had one at home in his family tartan and was bummed out that he didn't think about wearing it to the prom.