We Don't Like our Drivers Wearing Kilts

**auld argonian** · 27th January 11, 10:00 AM

Your reputation preceded you!

How often does that happen?

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**skauwt** · 27th January 11, 10:04 AM

alex without sounding like a "stalker" but on various searches online over the years (not looking for you i must add lol

) ive found your images from places like summerlee heritage park (in my home town ) to your photos in the my ancestral lands down the borders at the chisholme estates
even a few weeks ago i spotted a picture of you while searching glasgows old transport system and saw pics of you around the old transport museum i guess you may be one those folk that gets about and people remember

**piperdbh** · 27th January 11, 10:10 AM

Does this would-be supervisor want you to take off the kilt while you're driving?

**Tony** · 27th January 11, 10:10 AM

Originally Posted by auld argonian

Your reputation preceded you!

How often does that happen?

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Most of the rabble would probably reply "unfortunately, all too often"

**Mike_Oettle** · 27th January 11, 10:13 AM

Zardoz wrote: “Maybe he was a member of the Royal Troon golf club

”

Seriously, this man seems like a poor example for Scottish tourism. He ought to hang his head in shame for being so negative about the country’s national dress.
Regards,
Mike

**auld argonian** · 27th January 11, 10:29 AM

Originally Posted by Tony

Most of the rabble would probably reply "unfortunately, all too often"

Yeah...I often get invited and then asked, "You're not gonna wear THAT KILT, are you?"

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**Pleater** · 27th January 11, 11:14 AM

Wherever you go, whatever you do,
remember Big Brother is watching you.

Just under a different name.

Anne the Pleater :ootd:

**Bill aka Mole** · 27th January 11, 03:20 PM

A possible retort: "If I'm not allowed to wear a kilt, may I at least keep my sporran on? I'd hate to be arrested for being naked from the waist down."

**Whidbey78** · 27th January 11, 03:35 PM

Originally Posted by auld argonian

Yeah...I often get invited and then asked, "You're not gonna wear THAT KILT, are you?"

You're not alone on that one. Happens to me all the time.

**Kiltboy** · 28th January 11, 07:46 AM

Similar situation here. My kilted reputation sometimes preceeds me. Had a few contracts bring up the subject, even while I'm standing there in traditional office attire. No worries. Nice to know where the boss stands before someone "stretches" the dress code.