kilted amongst the living today

**Tommie** · 28th March 08, 03:30 PM

Yikes.Very sharp Billy.

**SportBilly** · 28th March 08, 03:38 PM

Lol, cheers Tommie!

**Bugbear** · 28th March 08, 03:40 PM

Eh... I've seen worse.

**SportBilly** · 28th March 08, 03:41 PM

Originally Posted by Ted Crocker

Eh... I've seen worse.

Go on, but you can't remember when?

**Bugbear** · 28th March 08, 03:52 PM

They all look the same to me.

Go figure.

**Galician** · 28th March 08, 09:14 PM

Well, since I got what I asked for, it is only fair that I make note of how well you carry it off....quite smartly.

**SportBilly** · 28th March 08, 09:38 PM

Originally Posted by Galician

Well, since I got what I asked for, it is only fair that I make note of how well you carry it off....quite smartly.

Well it was just a quick snap but that's still very kind. Thanks!

**ForresterModern** · 29th March 08, 07:20 AM

Originally Posted by Big Homestead

I had to build up the nerve to start going regimental, but its only natural now.

Am I the only one who finds this statement a bit comedically redundant?

**Bellfree** · 29th March 08, 07:44 AM

Originally Posted by cwr89

I think you hit the nail on the head with "I guess what helped me was acting like I do it every day and not looking to see what other people's reactions were."

Good advice.

However, wearing a kilt in most any store can have a slightly similar effect as when my Gordon Setter was a puppy and I would carry her in while shopping. My wife called her my "babe magnet" since several women would invariably come up, saying "He/she's so cute. Can I pet your puppy?"

Also, I've found that wearing a kilt in a big box store can be an interesting way to have clerk help materialize when otherwise I'm wandering alone and lost among endless merchandise.

Congratulations!