I have a confession.

**cwr89** · 13th March 07, 08:44 PM

*speechless* I think that Beautiful describes that pretty well?

I actually kind of like the tripp kilt, not because it is crazy goth, but because it is marketed to the kids who don't get badgered for wearing one. and I have to tell you I myself am a bit frightened because I a wearing my new stillwater to school friday in support of my Irish heritage. yet I have no Idea of how my peers will take it.

I just think hey, it is getting a kilt out there, (and at a well known store for a reasonable price)

~Casey

**Moosedog** · 13th March 07, 08:53 PM

Thanks for voicing this, corbinj.

Rabble=a tumultous crowd. Let's enjoy it!

Moosedog

**Kilted KT** · 13th March 07, 08:54 PM

Originally Posted by Dreadbelly

Oh. So that's how it is going to be. Fine.

Have at ye! A duel to the death with... Pickled herrings!

grr...haggis and a caber's length!

**heartofglass** · 14th March 07, 12:17 AM

But there's nothing like a man in a skirt!

**Kiltman** · 14th March 07, 09:43 PM

Originally Posted by corbinj

I need to add a thought or two to this. I was damned glad to see a kilt for sale in a mall. It kinda gave me faith in man kind, I know that is strange, but what the heck. Hot topic has 5 or 6 locations in and around Denver. All of those saggy pants kids who have no culture, will for the first time see something that may take them off the beaten path. Ugly or not. I don't need to quote a poet here do I?

Those saggy pants are only a step away from a skirt according to an older (than me) friend. They would look far better if they were UBMGs.

**Riverkilt** · 14th March 07, 10:49 PM

Ya got me to thinkin' Corbinj,

Being of Scot, Irish, Welsh blood, an underground miner, Marine, a police officer, psychiatric ward therapist, prison volunteer/contractor...having a grandfather who grew up a true cowboy and deputy sheriff in the 1890s, another grandfather who was an underground miner and a railroad cop during the depression, a father who was a fighter pilot for the RAF at Dieppe and later for the Army Air Corps in North Africa...shot down at Kasserine Pass...

I do not EVER remember being taught to back down. I do not EVER remember being taught fear of other men.

What trouble? Just another interesting situation to learn from.

Ron