Kilt #5 is in...#6 on the way this week!

**turpin** · 16th October 06, 07:38 PM

Originally Posted by Blu (Ontario)

One kilt is probably enough but....

I was shocked to learn about a guy that bought 67 kilts and that wasn't enough.

Depends on your point of view.

I think when next we hear from that august gentleman, the count will be 72!

**Colin** · 17th October 06, 08:52 AM

Originally Posted by O'Neille

I'd be happy with one or two nice kilts. Now that I've gone beyond that I'm enjoying the hunt more than the kill. O'Neille

That's about how I feel too. When I first started, I wanted to buy one from every vendor and kiltmaker. Now I have 2 casuals and one traditional. I am ok for the time being.

**parpin** · 17th October 06, 07:10 PM

Hi all from rainy Longueuil,

I enjoy wearing the kilt and will certainly stop at 2 kilts because it's not in my priorities to get more. :rolleyes:

As you know I try to spend my pennies in astronomy equipement ($$$$) and travel abroad to observe eclipses. I will certainly post very soon a picture of me kilted with my scope.

Maybe our friend Amish should claim a Guinnes record (67 so far) for the most owned kilts.

**Gil Prothero** · 17th October 06, 07:36 PM

there should be a kilts anonamous..anonymous, anonemou..
oh heck, buy another!

what the ideal number should be..
a plain canvas for everyday,
one wooly for dress,
one phillibeg/casual tartan for weekends..
a skinny kilt
a fat kilt..( your woman will understand this)
when one gets worn , a new one..
a bar crawler kilt...
one irish.. for st pats..
one military camo.. for hunting..(squirrels, rabbits, rhino, whatever..)
one winter,
one jogging,
one to give to a friend or brother..
one your wife will take..
one for work..
i forget the rest..

**Graham** · 18th October 06, 04:48 AM

I think it depends much on how often you wear the kilt.
As a full time kiltwearer, I like a choice in kilts for work, play, chu**h, hiking, then - summer/winter, windy conditions and so on.

The more you have, the more choice you have.

This must be balanced against income, other financial commitments, and the fact that a mans' life is more than what he wears or what he eats.

I have about 17 with 2 more to come. That may be it for me (or so my wife says)