How much beer can a kilt hold?

**Kilted KT** · 6th October 06, 08:46 AM

Do you think you would get searched on the way into a football game with that on?

**keepoffgrass** · 6th October 06, 10:15 AM

If that thing can hold 12 Guinness Im buying one tomorrow!

**Retro Red** · 6th October 06, 11:15 AM

12 to 20 brews???!!!

No wonder UtiliKilts calls that their "survival" kilt!

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**corbinj** · 6th October 06, 12:55 PM

just remember how hard it is to get broken glass out of your pockets... that is if you can actually walk after all the fun.

**Mumbles** · 8th April 07, 01:33 PM

Wow! I am definitely sold! As soon as the funds come in, I am so getting one

**Riverkilt** · 8th April 07, 04:46 PM

Whoa!

20 twelve ounce bottles is 240 ounces of "product" which is just a few ounces less than a GALLON. Talk about prepared!

If you also carry one in each hand you'll be over the gallon...

Which is gonna add about eight pounds to the weight of the kilt. A man needs a solid belt for that load...and an expandable waistline as he injests it.

Ron

**Scott Gilmore** · 8th April 07, 05:09 PM

Originally Posted by Riverkilt

... needs a solid belt for that load...and an expandable waistline as he injests it.

And cab fare, and no car keys.

Raptor · 8th April 07, 05:47 PM

As my 7 kilts are all tanks, I'm out of the running with this one. Oh, I dont drink beer either. I might have to set up a test to discover how much Cock O' The North & Glen Morangie I can hold before I need to let the straps out...

**Shawnesse** · 8th April 07, 06:13 PM

Originally Posted by Riverkilt

Whoa!

20 twelve ounce bottles is 240 ounces of "product" which is just a few ounces less than a GALLON. Talk about prepared!

If you also carry one in each hand you'll be over the gallon...

Which is gonna add about eight pounds to the weight of the kilt. A man needs a solid belt for that load...and an expandable waistline as he injests it.

Ron

Sorry to correct your math Ron but there are only 128 fluid ounces in a english gallon.
8 ounces to a cup.
2 cups to a pint.
2 pints to a quart.
4 quarts to a gallon.
If I am wrong you and the other members of this forum have my deepest appoligies(sp?)

**Big Mikey** · 8th April 07, 07:54 PM

You are wrong. U.S. measures are what you have listed. English or imperial measure is:

1 pint- 20 ozs.
1 quart- 40 ozs.
1 gallon- 160 ozs.

In Canada you always ask at the pub whether they serve "true" pints or "baby" pints.