Responses to my kilts

[fluter]

Please tell me I aint the only one who caught this. I nearly got soda all over my laptop from laughing.

I kept thinking: maybe a UK is not the only thing she's never seen before...

[kilted in seattle]

Please tell me I aint the only one who caught this. I nearly got soda all over my laptop from laughing.

That'll teach you to drink soda. Beer wouldn't have left you so willingly.

I didn't even catch the double entendre until I was proofreading my post. At that point, I had to let it go. We do have standards to maintain here.

[Joel]

Please tell me I aint the only one who caught this. I nearly got soda all over my laptop from laughing.

I failed to catch that.

But hey...a lil' euphemism never hurt anyone.

[pbpersson]

But I think the UK makes people stop and think about it. Is that dude wearing a skirt or is it a kilt? The local media here in Seattle periodically do bits on Utilikilt so a good portion of the population has heard of them.

A couple of weeks ago I was at a supermarket out in the east suburbs of Phoenix when I was totally shocked to hear what one of the female checkers yelled over to me:

"That's a Utilikilt isn't it? I really like those!"

[Bugbear]

A couple of weeks ago I was at a supermarket out in the east suburbs of Phoenix when I was totally shocked to hear what one of the female checkers yelled over to me:

"That's a Utilikilt isn't it? I really like those!"

I don't wear UKs, But I do wear BKs as well as wool kilts. I am over here in between AJ and east Mesa, and most of the check out people at the stores and just people in general say something like "Nice Kilt" or something. I know there are other BK kakhi wearers out here because people tell me that they see them from time to time at the Homedepot and Lowes. I do get asked if I'm Scottish a lot, but that's OK... I guess I kind of am through the family past. It's very nice to have someone tell you that you look good in a kilt while standing in the grocery line or something.

[pbpersson]

I don't wear UKs, But I do wear BKs as well as wool kilts. I am over here in between AJ and east Mesa

I actually live in Queen Creek but do most of my shopping in Gilbert because Queen Creek is too new to have many stores.

I do get asked if I'm Scottish a lot, but that's OK... I guess I kind of am through the family past. It's very nice to have someone tell you that you look good in a kilt while standing in the grocery line or something.

I get asked ALL THE TIME if I am Scottish. I was in a checkout line at Target and the lady checker asked, "Is that a kilt?" I answered, "Yes, but I'm not Scottish." She gave me a blank look and said, "I didn't think you needed to be Scottish, I thought guys just wore them because they were comfortable."

BLESS HER HEART!

[Rex_Tremende]

I don't wear UKs, But I do wear BKs as well as wool kilts. ... I know there are other BK kakhi wearers out here because people tell me that they see them from time to time at the Homedepot and Lowes.

Bear Kilts? or Buzz Kidder's? I seem to recall that you've mentioned the latter once. If that's the case, you might try something like BzK, since BK is already taken.

Regards,
Rex.

[billmcc]

Bear Kilts?

Oh, no! He said the "B"word.

[McFarkus]

Your wife seems to have a very tolerant attitude towards the woman who was performing an ongoing kiltcheck

[string]

If I had been your wife I might have been more possessive, but I've never been good at sharing.