Two new comments and a standard

**cavscout** · 12th April 07, 06:13 AM

Originally Posted by Wompet

... but is that legal to do in public?"

Should have asked "why wouldn't it be?", I'm curious what she was thinking.

Originally Posted by Splash_4

I had a similar instance at a gas station a week or so ago. The guy said "I sure hope your wearing underwear!" I responded with, "I hope you are too!"

He nearly fell over from the shock!

Great response!

**Kilted KT** · 12th April 07, 05:45 AM

hmm...I've never wondered if it were legal to wear the kilt. I figure since everyone else is wearing on, I will too!

maybe I'll ask the local police about it. I'll bet there is a stupid law on the books somewhere stating males wearing skirt-like garments are to be aprehended...

**Kilted KT** · 12th April 07, 05:51 AM

This one is close - from dumblaws.com

http://www.dumblaws.com/laws/united-states/florida/

"Men may not be seen publicly in any kind of strapless gown."

(for humor purposes only. Poster not responsible for the wearing of above garments in florida, or actions taken against you in said state)

**Dreadbelly** · 12th April 07, 06:01 AM

Now the kilt was only for day-to-day wear. In battle we donned a full-length gown covered in sequins. The idea was to blind the opponent with luxury!

And the reason for the law being on the books...

**cessna152towser** · 12th April 07, 08:50 AM

Excellent story, well told.

**Mumbles** · 12th April 07, 09:51 AM

I think that over time, wearing a kilt everywhere will make you more witty =P

**brandycr** · 12th April 07, 10:21 AM

I waas more worried about the one posted under that one.Um illegal to have relations with a porcupine whod really try that one?

**Rigged** · 16th April 07, 02:05 PM

Originally Posted by brandycr

I waas more worried about the one posted under that one.Um illegal to have relations with a porcupine whod really try that one?

Foxworthy's Law: If there's a law against something stupid, someone stupid must have done it.

**furrycelt** · 12th April 07, 01:56 PM

that is a great story, thanks for sharing that.

i've not had anything happen to me on that level. i've been wearing kilts full-time now for a month, and prior to that it has been a weekend thing for nearly a year. i am happy to report that i've not had any direct negative comments made. i either get questions, weird looks, neck-breaking double takes, or compliments.

i'm surprised at how many people recognize a Utilikilt when i NEVER see one around town other than the one i am wearing. a few times guys have told me they have kilts... and i just bite my tongue, cause i want to yell "and why are you not wearing it!?!?"... one time a lady in Barnes&Noble started asking me a long series of questions, like she was an anthropologist. i happily answered all of them. one guy in a sports-bar-men's-room declared in a boisterous drunk fashion that i must have big balls. at first thought he was thinking in terms of anatomy, but after a bit i realized he was commenting on my level of self-confidence.

friends and family at times like to follow behind me a few paces out in public just so they can see the various reactions.

i don't really like all the attention, but i do like knowing that i cause people to stop and think.