Leslie Nielsen Cilted

[Big Dave]

I was watching "Wrongfully Accused" (filmed in B.C.) the other day on T.V. and towards the end of the film, they all meet up at a Scottish festival. Lots of cilts, pipers and Leslie Nielsen steals a cilt and wares it for the rest of the film.

[Mattg]

That's awesome! Gotta watch it!

[Caradoc]

Lots of cilts, pipers and Leslie Nielsen steals a cilt and wares it for the rest of the film.

Um, no... That's a Scottish Highland Games event, so he'd have stolen a kilt, not a "cilt."

[highlandcelt]

That movie was great!

[switchblade5984]

Um, no... That's a Scottish Highland Games event, so he'd have stolen a kilt, not a "cilt."

haha that spelling still bothers me.........

[way2fractious]

haha that spelling still bothers me.........

I agree. My mind automatically interprets that letter-grouping differently, as explained in this thread >>>
http://www.xmarksthescot.com/forum/s...ad.php?t=18533

:rolleyes:

[Big Dave]

I agree. My mind automatically interprets that letter-grouping differently, as explained in this thread >>>
http://www.xmarksthescot.com/forum/s...ad.php?t=18533

:rolleyes:

I spell it "il" not "li" .

I live in Canada (not spelled with a 'K') and my father's side of the family is Welsh, so spelling 'cilt' with a 'C' seems more natural.

[Caradoc]

I spell it "il" not "li" .

I live in Canada (not spelled with a 'K') and my father's side of the family is Welsh, so spelling 'cilt' with a 'C' seems more natural.

(shrug)

The Welsh "borrowed" the garment entirely - what's one more letter to take with it?

[Big Dave]

Um, no... That's a Scottish Highland Games event, so he'd have stolen a kilt, not a "cilt."

The guy who got his 'Cilt' stolen, his father's, aunt's, cousin's, grandmother went to Wales once, so the spelling is justified.