Trendsetter???

**GMan** · 20th October 05, 09:37 AM

Hell-o all,

I was a little late getting to the coffee shop this morning. But when I walked in one of the owners real loud said "Glen you are the man!". Of course a thank you was given, and then I asked him what he meant.

He stated that he and his girlfriend were standing in line to get some movie tickets and after they bought them they turned around and saw a guy wearing a kilt.

Now I do not consider myself a trendsetter, just one who likes comfort.

**Freelander Sporrano** · 20th October 05, 10:07 AM

Glen what will you do when all of Denver is kilted....Move

**Raphael** · 20th October 05, 10:09 AM

Yes, I think you are a trend setter and the same thing can be said to a lot of guys here as well.

**Iolaus** · 20th October 05, 10:35 AM

Originally Posted by Raphael

Yes, I think you are a trend setter and the same thing can be said to a lot of guys here as well.

After I gave my recent kilt speech at school, I came into class yesterday to "what, no kilt?" (I usually only wear them 2 out of every 4 days at school) and several different people telling me they had seen kilts over the weekend. I guess once they get sensitized by knowing one of us, they start noticing. They tell me there is another kilt-wearer here on campus, but I still haven't met him.

**Owl of Oban** · 20th October 05, 10:36 AM

I have to say, I've seen more kilts in Denver in the past couple of months than I ever have. Utilikilts have taken off like gangbusters here, I see 'em everywhere!

From the kilt capital (of Colorado, anyway).... Iain

**Iolaus** · 20th October 05, 10:40 AM

Originally Posted by Owl of Oban

I have to say, I've seen more kilts in Denver in the past couple of months than I ever have. Utilikilts have taken off like gangbusters here, I see 'em everywhere!

From the kilt capital (of Colorado, anyway).... Iain

NOOOOOOO!!

If UKs become common around here, I'm going to have to switch to traditional kilts full-time in order to stand out!!