For the Good of the Cause

**Rex_Tremende** · 7th December 06, 02:36 PM

Originally Posted by efer

Rex,
I think you should tell your class that you are 'leading by example' to a (better) road less travel by wearing kilts...not a step out of norm

I will never make a good politician - my sound bytes are terrible. Thanks for the better suggestion!

R.

**wsk** · 7th December 06, 02:46 PM

Colin started to say what I think. Wearing of the kilt is not a cause. If ever it becomes a cause, I'm outa here.

I am kilted (when I can be) because I want to be kilted. I shall not proselytize the un-kilted masses. When asked I'll answer and in fact will probably run off at the mouth about how great kilts are - For Me.

As for honor and respect ... Been sitting here staring at this message for quite some time. I've written and then discarded not a few sentences, all of which has shown me that those topics are far larger than I'm able to wrap my brain around at the moment. Have to go away and think on't a bit.

**GMan** · 7th December 06, 02:53 PM

I do apologize about it being a cause, it was not my intention. I just used that term as it is used by those of us at the coffee shop I hang out at. Got to fight the cause, because we have to get back for coffee.

I did try to edit out the title to read "For the Good" but was unable to. Sorry again for the confusion as I merged my thoughts together.

So just think FOR THE GOOD

**RockyR** · 7th December 06, 03:09 PM

This past week (and until Dec 25) I have been here 12 - 14 hours a day, 7 days a week (up from our normal 10 hours a day, 7 days a week) trying to make as MANY kilts as possible in time for the holidays!

**Colin** · 7th December 06, 03:15 PM

Originally Posted by RockyR

This past week (and until Dec 25) I have been here 12 - 14 hours a day, 7 days a week (up from our normal 10 hours a day, 7 days a week) trying to make as MANY kilts as possible in time for the holidays!

Rocky, that only covers the orders from Graham and Ron doesn't it

**Frank MacDuffy** · 7th December 06, 03:26 PM

Well, I haven't done much, but I give a kilt defending kilt wearers tomorrow!

**Raphael** · 7th December 06, 03:57 PM

I haven't done much in the last 24 hours except updated my Kilts Night group. ALthough I am heading out to the Vancouver Kilts Night this evening.

**Rigged** · 7th December 06, 04:36 PM

I wore my new SWK Standard (Black Stewart) to an office party today. Our department V.P. said, "You win the best-dressed award." Well, there's no such award at this party, but I'm pleased the V.P. was happy.

When it came time for a group photo, I found myself surrounded by lovely ladies who wanted their picture taken next to me. While a word to the wise is sufficient, a picture is worth a thousand XMarks business cards.

**Big Dave** · 7th December 06, 06:38 PM

Originally Posted by GMan

what have we done for the good of Kilting

Everytime I wear my Kilt it makes my Daughter happy, she loves my kilts. My Dad bought a kilt because of me and wants more. My Son is so used to me in a kilt, I'm "trying" to make him one. And my Wife loves me in my Kilt(s) :bluewink:

I haven't so much done anything for the good of kilting, but for the good of me and my family. Being Kilted just happens to be who I am.

**KiltedCodeWarrior** · 7th December 06, 07:21 PM

Bah Humbug! If the rest of the male of the human species can't overcome their prejudices and realize why kilts are so comfortable, then I for one will welcome the lowered prices that they promote! Remember, increased demand means increased prices...