Kilted oil change

**The Guy in the Kilt at UC** · 11th August 09, 04:57 AM

In these cases, probably some boxer briefs are in order.

**twsutton** · 11th August 09, 05:27 AM

Originally Posted by The Guy in the Kilt at UC

In these cases, probably some boxer briefs are in order.

Oh, sure! Take the high road.

**Standard** · 11th August 09, 06:25 AM

Isn't this exactly the reason that the UtiliKilt was invented? IIRC it was invented precisely for the purpose of working on autos.

**The Guy in the Kilt at UC** · 11th August 09, 06:51 AM

Originally Posted by Standard

Isn't this exactly the reason that the UtiliKilt was invented? IIRC it was invented precisely for the purpose of working on autos.

Exactly, why would you want to use a "beater" anyways? Why buy a cheap kilt for hard work? Get something tough, and use it. A lot of people around here wear jeans to sit at a desk. It seems out of place to me. Or cargo pants/shorts. Everyone wearing them has so many empty pockets. It's weird.

Take care of the kilt though, so it'll last a good long time.

**Andy** · 11th August 09, 01:47 PM

Originally Posted by The Guy in the Kilt at UC

Exactly, why would you want to use a "beater" anyways? Why buy a cheap kilt for hard work? Get something tough, and use it. A lot of people around here wear jeans to sit at a desk. It seems out of place to me. Or cargo pants/shorts. Everyone wearing them has so many empty pockets. It's weird.

Take care of the kilt though, so it'll last a good long time.

Hey...where did you make your avatar????

**sathor** · 11th August 09, 11:42 AM

Originally Posted by twsutton

Oh, sure! Take the high road.

I don't get much choice a lot of the time, since I have to strap the kids in the car. Though I have noticed that when regimental, the wind dosn't play with the kilt as much as when I am not. Yesterday was the first time in a few months a gust got the better of my kilt, I was carrying my youngest, and I had to carry him lower to keep the mystery.

Now, in winter, with my trench coat on, there really is no purpose to underwear, i close my coat to go out, and I don't remember the grocery store being all that windy.

**twsutton** · 11th August 09, 12:26 PM

Originally Posted by sathor

...I was carrying my youngest, and I had to carry him lower to keep the mystery.

Hmmm... I haven't considered using my 2 year old son as a sporran (or kilt pin) before...

**sathor** · 11th August 09, 02:03 PM

Originally Posted by twsutton

Hmmm... I haven't considered using my 2 year old son as a sporran (or kilt pin) before...

my 5 year old is apt to do the opposite.. his mom taught him it was funny, then realized the problem. Now he knows that only she is allowed to do that...

the youngest was on my left, the wind from behind was a monster disguised as a sheep. I've been in far worse with no natural lifting...