So You Think You Can Dance

**Rex_Tremende** · 6th August 08, 06:49 PM

Final number:

Twitch has his kilt on backwards.

Josh's kilt is too small around - and wrapped the wrong way.

Uff!

**MacHummel** · 6th August 08, 06:51 PM

I was just watching rex with my wife she pointed it out as I wa sewing up a kilt all I can say what the heck man don't they have peole to tell them how to put this stuff man it really gets my goat when I see this stuff AAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!

**Casper** · 6th August 08, 09:52 PM

lol... just came in here to post the same thing. Was doing the dishes, and the GF called me over to see.

I then asked her... 'does it make me a geek if I spent the whole time trying to identify the tartans rather than watching the dance?'

**werewolves** · 6th August 08, 10:34 PM

Originally Posted by Casper

'does it make me a geek if I spent the whole time trying to identify the tartans rather than watching the dance?'

Yes, yes it does.

**beloitpiper** · 7th August 08, 12:08 AM

Casper, I've gotten to the point where I'll be talking to somebody and just blurt out something like, "You know your shirt has the MacLeod tartan?" They give me a weird look and then I realize how much this site has affected my brain...

**Galb** · 7th August 08, 06:11 AM

My wife called me into the room saying that they were "dancing in kilts!" I can't stand that show, or any reality show for that matter, and that one female judge's voice is like finger nails down a blackboard for me. But I digress, before I get onto a rant as to why I cannot stand these shows...

Anyways, I walked into the room and was watching them dance around. During a dance I noticed and mentioned that the one guy needs to pull his kilt up. It seemed almost down by his calves. Then when they stopped I noticed that the two straps were on the wrong side. I immediately told my wife this. She looked at my kilt and agreed. I then wondered out loud "I wonder if he has it on backwards..." Sure enough, as the camera panned out I noticed the straps in the wrong position. I simply laughed and left the room. A moment later my wife told me, "Yep, the pleats were in the front and the flat part was in the back."

**mddock58** · 7th August 08, 06:24 AM

I was taping the show for a friend who lost power, and caught the end as I came down to shut off the recorder. I am not upset with the dancers, but with the choreographers, who should know the costuming they are using for the routine.

I rewound the tape, shook my head, and went to bed muttering..........

**Galb** · 7th August 08, 06:27 AM

Originally Posted by mddock58

I was taping the show for a friend who lost power, and caught the end as I came down to shut off the recorder. I am not upset with the dancers, but with the choreographers, who should know the costuming they are using for the routine.

I rewound the tape, shook my head, and went to bed muttering..........

Hell, one of the judges is a British fellow is he not? He should've mentioned it on tv. "uh, excuse me lads, but your kilts are on backwards." It would've been funny.

**tomcherv** · 7th August 08, 06:29 AM

I noticed that the kilt was on backwards too and commented about it to my wife. She just laughed.

And I don't know what the other one was wearing - it looked like a kilt wannabe.

I suppose it was done in the name of "art". You would have to think there was at least one person who knew the right way to wear a kilt.

**McFarkus** · 7th August 08, 07:16 AM

I saw it and laughed and laughed. The guy who was wearing his kilt too low looks like the kilt was probably too small for him - couldn't wear it any other way.

I wonder, wasn't there a hip-hop celeb who wore a kilt backwards recently? It may be that was the only 'role model' they had to go on.

Do you think this will end up on YouTube?