I never tire of hearing the compliments.

**funlvnman** · 9th March 09, 01:17 PM

I asked a friend of mine if she wanted to go the AZ Ren Fair next weekend.
I said "I will be kilted, you okay with that?" I haven't seen her since I started wearing kilts.

Her Answer: "Ohhh, hell yes I will be ok with that"

Can't argue with a response like that.

Rich

**Laird O'the Cowcaddens** · 9th March 09, 01:25 PM

I have found the Kilt has a magical affect on both the women you know and those that you don't. I might be short,fat and balding, but when I put my kilt on it's amazin how brazen some women get;and the suggestions and requests....HOOOEEEEE.

VINCERE-VEL-MORI

**McFarkus** · 9th March 09, 01:54 PM

The power of the kilt!

**The Barry** · 9th March 09, 02:44 PM

The power of the kilt = Barry's reason for wearing the kilt.

I like simple math.

**GMan** · 9th March 09, 04:05 PM

I have them request certain tartans to go out with. It is nice to hear all the good positives.

**Nighthawk** · 10th March 09, 08:16 AM

I had a woman follow me into a store the other day just to ask me about all the pleats in my kilt! She was absolutely amazed when I told her there were nine yards of fabric that went into the making of it. It is an interesting thing, that people are so fascinated that they take time out of their day just to talk to me.

**Highlander31** · 10th March 09, 08:16 AM

A kilt is definitely an ice breaker.

**1MUNK3** · 10th March 09, 08:37 AM

The kilt helps make friends where ever you roam. I don't think their is a person out there that would ever tire of getting positive comments.

**BruceBC** · 10th March 09, 08:52 AM

Indeed, the power of the kilt. Last week took a friend on his first kilted outing. He was amazed. By the end of the night we had a lifetime 15% discount at the pub we went to - as long as we wear our kilts. We were also informed that if we drop by on St Patrick's day we will not be waiting in the long line to get in - kilted men get to walk right in!