30 days

[McMurdo]

But I'll be flying to Park City in my UK tomorrow and hope to keep out of pants (except for skiing) for the week I'm there.

First off Congratulations, I am still a 3 or 4 days a week kilt wearer, but stories like this inspire me, second and the reason for the quote is:

SKI IN A KILT

[McClef]

I only tried skiing once when I visited a friend in Oslo, Norway.

I ended up *** over tip so I'm glad I wasn't kilted at the time!

[Dirk Skene]

Yesterday my company said absolutely no kilts at work. I took it to the very top. But no kilt for me at work. I will be serving on a State Commission Feb. 23rd and will be kilted! Will drive up to Nashville, Thursday with Family. Gerst Haus and Cheesecake Factory look out! While in Nashville, nothing but Kilts!

Do not jeperdize your job buddy it ain't worth it. We can always wear them at other times

The kilt WILL take over the world. We just gotta move slow & strong

[Alan]

Congradulations Turpin, 30 days is a great beginning.

[wesd]

GOOD DAY ALL. Frist congrads on being truly free for the last month. The only reason that I am not kilted all the time is pants still serve the purpose at work. The factory that I am at is some what clean but there are times that I do get into some crud, various paints, lubs, glues, and just plain dirt. I don't care what I get on any of my work pants but I do care what happens to any of my kilts (even the cheap SortsKilt, hey it was my first and there a soft spot in my heart for it) the pants are cheap jeans from WalMart. When out walking the dog, at the shops or enjoying a beer at local watering hole I am free. THANKS Wes

The more people that I meet, the more that I like my dog.

[TheSp8]

Last day wearing trousers was 13 Dec. Today marks the end of my full time kiltedness. Tomorrow it's back to work and the Army doesn't provide much leeway in the manner of dress. Soon as I get home though the kilt goes on. Way to go and getting a full month of kiltedness.

YMOS,
Tony