Kilt Do's and Don'ts

**Richland** · 8th June 06, 09:19 AM

I believe it does apply in the Don't part of this thread.
"Dont Call that A Kilt!"

**CameronTaylor** · 8th June 06, 10:37 AM

Whatever Panache had for lunch yesterday, I want some ...

CT - now if it were badgers I'd be worried ...

**Pour1Malt** · 8th June 06, 10:44 AM

aye... as the pairson who started this threid ...

ai can confirm thot the intention is tae point out KILT Do's & Don'ts...

no "whit is a kilt, whit is a skirt"...

this threid is lang enough withoot maire tangents, lads....

so.... back oan topic...

this lad is quite proud... but he still has it oan back tae front...

**Mattg** · 8th June 06, 10:55 AM

He's so proud, but that just makes it funnier...

**CameronTaylor** · 8th June 06, 11:15 AM

Dude, your "girl pants" are on backwards !!!

CT - watch out, he gots a stick in his hand and he might use it

**Richland** · 8th June 06, 11:57 AM

Seriously: How does one put a kilt on backwards????
The day I got my firs kilt I got it right, and had never seen one up close Should this be its own thread or what???

TOPIC: Has anyone ever worn their kilt backwards?
or TOPIC: Your really not stupid....come clean who did this the first time

**Pour1Malt** · 8th June 06, 12:03 PM

Richland...

ai think ya meant "you're"....

**Mr. Kilt** · 8th June 06, 03:17 PM

Originally Posted by Richland

Seriously: How does one put a kilt on backwards????
The day I got my firs kilt I got it right, and had never seen one up close Should this be its own thread or what???

TOPIC: Has anyone ever worn their kilt backwards?
or TOPIC: Your really not stupid....come clean who did this the first time

I just tried to put my SWK on backwards as an experiment. It's very awkward to do up the straps when it's the wrong way around. Wouldn't that be the first tip-off to someone? :confused:

**Livingston** · 8th June 06, 07:29 PM

Originally Posted by Al G. Sporrano

I just tried to put my SWK on backwards as an experiment. It's very awkward to do up the straps when it's the wrong way around. Wouldn't that be the first tip-off to someone? :confused:

Some people don't have the sense to come in out of the rain...let alone wear a kilt correctly. A guy I work with wore one for holloween a while back and he had it on sideways, the aprons were on the left. Talk about hard to put on

**CameronTaylor** · 12th June 06, 02:17 PM

It would make sense that the aprons are the part one would sit on but yeah, it's almost like trying to button a mismarked (Boeing) work shirt - women's button "backwards" and it just doesn't "work" right ... buckling straps backwards ??? oh my head

CT - more pictures, the worser the better (destroying the english language one word at a thyme)