Full Timers

GG · 26th April 07, 09:23 PM

I’m a European (Danish) part timer without Scottish heritage. I wear kilts out and about for variety and comfort – because I like it.

GG

**Kilted_John** · 26th April 07, 10:35 PM

American full-timer (only time you'll see something with two legs on me is when I'm working on cars, or feeling like a slob) with Scottish roots, among others...

-J

**thescot** · 26th April 07, 10:50 PM

American part-timer who'd be a full timer if I could.

The Scottish roots are way back there, but who cares. I like 'em better than the other stuff just 'cause I do.

And besides, other than in Scottish highland attire, when else can we outdress the ladies? Go to a Scottish ball and see whose threads are getting the attention.

**Graham** · 27th April 07, 01:43 AM

24 hours a day, seven days a week. (I'm unbifurcated in bed too

) distant Scottish heritage, but strong celtic heritage.

**Jan Otto B** · 27th April 07, 01:58 AM

I just tried to enter my vote: non-American fulltimer without Scottish heritage: it was impossible, so by now I am going as non-A fulltimer with scottish heritage.

**McMurdo** · 27th April 07, 03:46 AM

I put in my vote as a Non American Full Time with Scottish Heritage, my parents were both born in Scotland. I haven't worn pants in about a month and a half or more.

**Robin** · 27th April 07, 04:49 AM

Dutch, full time, with really faint Scottish heritage (425 years ago

)

**johnnym** · 27th April 07, 05:12 AM

All American with Scottish, Irish, French & Czech heritage, heavy on the Scottish. Part timer, as crawling around and under the antique cars just isn't right with a kilt. I might get it greasy and that is a no-no. I do wear one to the office a couple times a week. My collection isn't large enough, and I would not feel right wearing the same one several times a week.

**Tattoo Bradley** · 27th April 07, 05:59 AM

American, part-timer, with Scots/Irish heritage (amongst others.) I would gladly wear kilts full time. But, the nature of my work prevents that.

**Dirk Skene** · 27th April 07, 06:01 AM

I wear mine anytime I am where dress code does not discourage it. Day job requires slacks & a tie, part-time job requires "kitchen" pants & a chef's jacket (even though I am the dishwasher), Mass does not require a suit, buit a kilt could be a discraction. The focus is something else.