The funniest thing I've heard while kilted...

**Kilted KT** · 13th September 06, 09:00 AM

wow....I have no words for that.

I would have lost it as well...

**Roan Carter** · 13th September 06, 09:06 AM

Ha ha ha, awesome.

I was walking out of Ingles market the other day after doing some shopping, and I was wearing my Black Stewart from SWK when I passed a mother and child who were entering. The girl looked about 4 or so, and said "Look mom! It's a girl boy!" Her mom looked embarassed and quickly said "SHHHHHHHHH~!"

I could only laugh ... :-p

**Southern Breeze** · 13th September 06, 09:56 AM

That's great! I'd have lost it as well.

**switchblade5984** · 13th September 06, 09:59 AM

i have now taken to drinking through a straw while on this site!

did sinbad go kilted?

**pdcorlis** · 13th September 06, 10:11 AM

Kids say the darndest things...

**MacTavishOfJapan** · 13th September 06, 10:21 AM

That's awesome!

One of my friends out here, who is pretty hairy, gets comments about his pelt all the time! From adults!

**TimC** · 13th September 06, 10:54 AM

out of the mouth of babes - too funny!

-Tim

**turpin** · 14th September 06, 11:22 AM

Originally Posted by switchblade5984

i have now taken to drinking through a straw while on this site!

did sinbad go kilted?

Better learn to swallow before reading.

**Piper** · 14th September 06, 01:38 PM

At some point during the school year, I usually visit the local grandkids' schools with my pipes. They really seem to enjoy the music, and usually have some questions about the kilt. A couple of years ago my daughter was in the classroom helping out, the day after my visit, if memory serves it was a 2nd grade class. A little girl approached her and said "Mrs. Moore, I saw your father yesterday.", then she leaned in conspiratorially and whispered "And he was wearing a dress!". I guess the explanations don't always take.

**Blu (Ontario)** · 6th October 06, 01:41 PM

Originally Posted by Piper

... if memory serves it was a 2nd grade class. A little girl approached her and said "Mrs. Moore, I saw your father yesterday.... And he was wearing a dress!"....

That's a cute story. And here I always just assumed that pipers would somehow be immune to such querries.

I've seen children much younger than that tug at their parents pantleg upon the sight of me walking by in a kilt.

The conditioning of our children obviously starts at a very early age and is most thorough. Unfortunately, where the kilt is concerned, it is sadly lacking. I guess that's where the like of us comes into play.