At last. And twice in a week.

**ExDragoon** · 10th January 10, 11:53 AM

After several months of waiting I have donned the kilt for the first time. And the second. The first was for my nephews wedding on New Years Eve. There were 5 of us kilted and a fine looking bunch we were. The second was to work several days after. Now that was an experience. I work with a bunch of trades guys so I knew there would be razzing. There was everything from 'the question' to concerns about my orientation. Since I've known these lads for a few years, each and every one of them had their comments shot down as they would expect. They were also told to get used to it as I plan on wearing one at least 2 or three times a week once the weather warms up. The novelty wore off before lunch, and then a few of them, one by one, started asking serious questions about why I was wearing it, the tartan, and how warm it was (the temp. that day was hovering around 0 degrees C. And one of them stated that if he can find someone to make him a utility-type kilt, he would be wearing it come spring. Given his size and muscle mass, nobody will questioning anything when he decides to do so.
Karl

**ChattanCat** · 10th January 10, 02:32 PM

Congratulations, and good kilting.

P.S. Spread the word.

**###KILTEDKIWI###** · 10th January 10, 02:34 PM

didnt happen no photos...

**McMurdo** · 10th January 10, 02:35 PM

Good for you, kilt on!!!

**McFarkus** · 10th January 10, 03:49 PM

Very cool!

**svc40bt** · 10th January 10, 03:57 PM

Pics really would be in order here. Congratulations on joining the kilted rabble.

**Mael Coluim** · 10th January 10, 04:34 PM

Sounds like you are seeing the power of the kilt.

**Bigkahuna** · 10th January 10, 06:59 PM

Well done Lad!

**Standard** · 10th January 10, 07:28 PM

Well done lad for bringint the word to the masses. Happy kilting.

**Kiltman** · 10th January 10, 08:53 PM

Congratulations on your victory on PEI. Your experience has also been mine. I think sometimes men (in particular) are nervous about another man wearing a 'skirt'. After a short period they have to admit that they would like to be able to wear the kilt also. It's so masculine!