Great news I (Grant) got a kilt lift!!!

**McClef** · 10th December 09, 02:54 AM

Sounds like a wind up to me!

**BEEDEE** · 10th December 09, 05:59 AM

Originally Posted by ccga3359

It's true! It's also true that I was outside on my front stoop having a smoke. It's also true that a winter storm is blowing through southern Ontario. It's also true that the wind swirled around when my kilt was lifted. And yes, it's also true that absolutely no one around.

IT STILL COUNTS THOUGH!!!

Right?

Oh, winter wind thou art a wicked temptress.

Seems more like desperation and wishful thinking. For a kilt lift to be a true kilt lift there has to be a second person (in human form) involved. Dogs and wind don't meet the necessary criteria.

Brian

**KD Burke** · 10th December 09, 06:07 AM

Who knew that Mother Nature was such a wanton, bawdy old lass?

**Hellequin** · 10th December 09, 07:35 AM

Had the same happen to me on Saturday. Except I was in a parking lot.....a rather crowed one at that.....at the mall....while Christmas shopping......

**mbhandy** · 10th December 09, 08:01 AM

Originally Posted by BEEDEE

Seems more like desperation and wishful thinking. For a kilt lift to be a true kilt lift there has to be a second person (in human form) involved. Dogs and wind don't meet the necessary criteria.

Brian

I don't know. Have you ever had a dog with a cold nose do a kilt check.
It is quite the shocker

MrBill

**Panache** · 10th December 09, 08:51 AM

Mother Nature will never be the same!

Cheers

Jamie

**Galician** · 10th December 09, 10:00 AM

Errr, Jamie, they call the wind Moriah.

**Pleater** · 10th December 09, 11:23 AM

Oh ow - oh dear - my ribs ache from coughing and now you make me laugh - reclining with the chocolate and the er cough mixture to hand, wrapped in my cosy blankie - no no - plaid, yes, it is a warm plaid -

I think that whilst a kilt lift possibly did occur it can't really be counted as a kilt check if there was no second party involved - though someone with a set of binoculars might yet come forward to confirm that the event did actually happen.

Anne the Pleater :ootd:

**Hellequin** · 10th December 09, 12:38 PM

Originally Posted by Pleater

Oh ow - oh dear - my ribs ache from coughing and now you make me laugh - reclining with the chocolate and the er cough mixture to hand, wrapped in my cosy blankie - no no - plaid, yes, it is a warm plaid -

I think that whilst a kilt lift possibly did occur it can't really be counted as a kilt check if there was no second party involved - though someone with a set of binoculars might yet come forward to confirm that the event did actually happen.

Anne the Pleater :ootd:

In my case there was a second, and a third, and a fourth, etc. party involved!

**Highlander31** · 10th December 09, 12:58 PM

I'm sorry Grant, I wanted to consider it to be a full blown kilt check (pun intended.) However, there are rules for this sort of thing, and one just can't proceed willy-nilly over the rules.

On second thought, because it's you (and my wife is laughing hysterically,) I'll rate that a 5. On a scale of 1-20.