Arent' you COLD??

**Retro Red** · 17th December 08, 02:35 PM

What is this "cold" you speak of?

**JimB** · 17th December 08, 02:49 PM

Originally Posted by Retro Red

What is this "cold" you speak of?

For you Red, it's when the temps fall below 60 F.

**auld argonian** · 17th December 08, 02:54 PM

Yah, Red...c'mon back up here to Chicago for another kilt night at the Dukes...in January! I'll use my influence to get them to open the beer garden back up just for you.

Best

AA

**McClef** · 17th December 08, 03:12 PM

My reply is "only above the waist!"

**staticsan** · 17th December 08, 05:20 PM

Being in the Land Down Unda (where the seasons are reversed), recent comments have praised my choice of garment in hot, sweltering days.

I would never do the Seven Bridges Walk in jeans. But a kilt was just wonderful!

Wade.

**Spartan** · 17th December 08, 05:27 PM

Originally Posted by JimB

For you Red, it's when the temps fall below 60 F.

Currently 63F = 17C in Phoenix! Low tonight: 47F

**fudgeman** · 17th December 08, 06:05 PM

I got the cold question a number of times last week (I'm in Atlanta for two weeks where it must have been 40 or so). I simply reply that the kilt is wool and so are the hose. No I'm not cold. I don't think most people believe me but it seems to satisfy their curiosity.

**kennethrmc** · 17th December 08, 08:16 PM

Hey Red---drive north just two hours and find out! It's 20 degrees and three feet of snow up here in Flagstaff! You can cross-country ski or snow shoe walk in your kilt

**Jim W.** · 17th December 08, 08:22 PM

I just say "It's mind over matter, I don't have a mind so it don't matter"!

**David Dubh** · 17th December 08, 08:38 PM

Wooly sweater, wooly kilt, wooly hose.Would sheep be cold?
That said a word of advice if you help push out a stuck vehicle make sure you're not behind the driving wheels when you push. That can get a bit chilly