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15th September 07, 08:02 AM
#1
Reconsidering...
So after such an amazing night last Sunday wearing my kilt around Galway, I decided to impliment a new "Friday Kilt Night" rule, where I would wear my kilt out every Friday.
Ehh, not such a good idea.
I wore it out last night. 3 lifts and an argument with an Aussie. I'm thinking I'll just save it for quiet nights and my time in Scotland (which will be next weekend!!!!!).
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15th September 07, 08:26 AM
#2
Perhaps you should consider "Kilted Sundays" since that was a success?
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15th September 07, 08:29 AM
#3
That's a shame. I've never had such bad experiences (which doesn't mean I'm particularly blessed and you're not).
Don't let it discourage you. Maybe find the next level up in class for next weekend, you and her deserve it now.
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15th September 07, 08:36 AM
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15th September 07, 09:06 AM
#5
That's bad luck, Greg.
Mind if I ask what the argument was about?
Hopefully you'll have loads of fun being kilted here.
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15th September 07, 09:17 AM
#6
Well,
Too bad we don't know in advance when a kilt lift is gonna happen. If I did I'd don a gift from a Valentine's Day of yore. Black boxers with red satin hearts all over them.
Lift away!
Ron
Ol' Macdonald himself, a proud son of Skye and Cape Breton Island
Lifetime Member STA. Two time winner of Utilikiltarian of the Month.
"I'll have a kilt please, a nice hand sewn tartan, 16 ounce Strome. Oh, and a sporran on the side, with a strap please."
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15th September 07, 09:36 AM
#7
Those were some harsh reactions, the good news is that people adjust after a time (and all in their own time) and the reactions cease. Don't know how much of that you are willing to go through though.
Maybe some other kilties will come out and spread the "work". Best of luck in the future. I have only had one lifting, and that was an old friend who is always a flirt. Her husband and my wife were both there so it was just a good laugh for all.
Strangers, that is a different story. Good on ya for being able to post this morning instead of finding out what the local jail serves for breakfast. Decent work there.
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15th September 07, 04:27 PM
#8
 Originally Posted by Arlen
That's bad luck, Greg.
Mind if I ask what the argument was about?
Hopefully you'll have loads of fun being kilted here.
The Aussie, after hearing my American accent, said, "Hey, you're not Scottish! You shouldn't be wearing the kilt!" to which I replied, "Hey, you're an Aussie, you shouldn't be wearing those jeans!"
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16th September 07, 03:32 PM
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Good one!!
 Originally Posted by beloitpiper
The Aussie, after hearing my American accent, said, "Hey, you're not Scottish! You shouldn't be wearing the kilt!" to which I replied, "Hey, you're an Aussie, you shouldn't be wearing those jeans!"
Hehehehe!! That's an excellent comeback!
And, as an Aussie, I'm ashamed and embarrassed by the behaviour of a fellow Australian... although, in all honesty, we have our fair share of uneducated, loud-mouthed, ignorant, unwashed masses in this country.
All I can say is: please don't judge all Aussies by that one example - some of us are decent people.
cheers
Hachiman
Pro Libertate (For Freedom!) The motto of the Wallace Clan
When injustice becomes law, resistance becomes duty.
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15th September 07, 09:31 AM
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Well Greg, of course the decision rests with you, all the best while you are over there, perhaps you will be able to go kilted elsewhere without provoking the ire of the locals, but then again you never know. Good luck with it.
Last edited by McMurdo; 15th September 07 at 10:17 AM.
Reason: grammer
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