What do you call a group of kilts men?

**Kilted KT** · 29th May 06, 09:36 PM

a sgain of kilts perhaps?

or maybe a Wallace or Burns of kilts?

how about a haggis of kilts...

oo..P1M will like this one...

a muckle dram of Xmarkers!!!

**Pour1Malt** · 30th May 06, 01:31 AM

Originally Posted by Kilted KT

...

oo..P1M will like this one...

a muckle dram of Xmarkers!!!

aye... guid yin!

as a mon whit has been in many a Rabble o' Kilts... ai can tell ya a'...

yin mon in a kilt is no a rabble...

twa men a no a rabble...

it taks chree men arr maire in kilts tae mak a Rabble o' Kilts!

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This is a Rabble o' Kilts!!!

**Arthur's Seat Sergeant** · 30th May 06, 06:10 AM

[QUOTE=David Dalglish]I like this, or "The Kilted Regiment".
I do agree!!! It'sounds very martial highlighting the manliness of wearing it.

**David Dalglish** · 1st June 06, 11:27 AM

My wife came up with " A SWAGGER OF KILTS" what do you think

**Mr. Kilt** · 1st June 06, 12:38 PM

The more I drink, the more rabbly I get! Hic! :rolleyes:

P1M...that pic DEFINES a rabble of kilts! Wonderful!

**MacWage** · 1st June 06, 05:45 PM

Originally Posted by bangkok kilt

I think a group of men in kilts are most aptly called "Men".

"We're Men, we're men in kilts . . ."

(Some "Men in tights parody I found a while back)

**Archangel** · 2nd June 06, 08:20 PM

I have a vague memory of a post here where someone had made a comment, after the third kilted guy showed up, that there was a Scottish invasion.
May I suggest an "invasion of kilts"?