An X Marks photo contest

**Rob Wright** · 28th March 10, 11:22 AM

Originally Posted by Jock Scot

Oh go on, please do. I could do with a laugh!

Now this should be good.....

Rob

**Darkislander** · 28th March 10, 03:28 PM

Originally Posted by Kilted Abuser of Rubber Chickens

A little phallic. As this is a "kilt" forum rather than a "Scotland" forum, and as much as Scotland is a very ruggedly beautiful place, should it not show kilts?

Not that I shall pull out a certain picture of me in a black leather kilt that so many others request to see...

Can't see anything.

Sorry, hit wrong quote.

**ccga3359** · 28th March 10, 08:24 PM

Originally Posted by Jock Scot

Oh go on, please do. I could do with a laugh!

Just for you Jock (you do realize that in a 100 years this will be considered tradition kilted attire).

Please note, no flat caps or white hose.

**SteveB** · 28th March 10, 09:47 PM

**Jock Scot** · 29th March 10, 02:23 AM

Originally Posted by Kilted Abuser of Rubber Chickens

Just for you Jock (you do realize that in a 100 years this will be considered tradition kilted attire).

Please note, no flat caps or white hose.

Well at least some good sense prevails, I suppose, by the fact of you not wearing white hose or a flat cap. As to the rest, well---------

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**skauwt** · 20th April 10, 07:44 AM

i think that's the time up with competition... any ideas on the winner

**xman** · 20th April 10, 08:48 AM

A lot of nice pictures, but here's my vote, FWIW.

**fluter** · 22nd April 10, 08:04 PM

I did think a heterogenous kilt shot might work, too; though I like the Xmarks tartan shot! For full-size version, clickety-pop:

**Mael Coluim** · 22nd April 10, 08:15 PM

Nice shot, Fluter! Like the lamb sporran!

**M. A. C. Newsome** · 23rd April 10, 03:26 AM

I really like Fluters! Thought it could be because the Carolina tartan is shown three times in the montage. :-)

I had a thought that if someone with good photoshop skills could come up with a montage that included kilts from the "Vintage Kilt Photos" thread with modern day traditional kilts, worn formally and casually, and then a contemporary kilt style to boot, it would be a good representation of the breadth of content on the forum.