Grant's alleged kilt lift

[kiltedsawyer]

Okay, so Grant claims the wind blew his kilt up and wants to claim this as a kilt lift. What say ye?

Does it count?

Does it not?

[BEEDEE]

IMHO there has to be some human element, other than the kilt wearer, in the actual performance of a kilt lift or kilt check. Grant fails!

Brian

[Rex_Tremende]

Were there any surviving witnesses?

[Jock Scot]

Were there any surviving witnesses?

You raise a salient point there, Rex and on investigation there seem to be none. Well, at least no one is admitting to even being in the same State as GRANT.

[Chas]

I suppose Grant could pay someone...


Regards

Chas

[Bugbear]

The purpose, his reason for being, is entangled with achieving this status.

When he has achieved being kilt checked, he will have a moment of glory, then the rest of his life will be empty and without meaning.

It really doesn't matter to me.

[robthehiker]

I consider Grant to be a friend and I always support my friends.

I voted "no".

The purpose, his reason for being, is entangled with achieving this status.

When he has achieved being kilt checked, he will have a moment of glory, then the rest of his life will be empty and without meaning.

It really doesn't matter to me.

Hahaha!

[Standard]

I will have to begrudginly admit that it was a kilt lift, however Grant is still in desperate need a kilt check (wet dog noses don't count).

[slohairt]

Of course it was a certified, honest-to-goodness kilt check/lift! How could anyone not see that? Plain as day! An invisible maiden passed by and was dazzled by both flowing locks and flowing pleats and just had to take a gander. It couldn't be helped!





(Of course, Grant recently paid me money, so my vote might be suspect...)

[MacKay71]

Not!!!