Either "No Rules" or didn't bother reading X-Marks threads before wearing. After several passes over the advert, I began to think it is really a pleated skirt. I hope I am wrong and that it is a kilt worn the style of a certain British Airways CEO.....
When the first run of the PSDIF tartan was made, two of the newly kilted wore their kilts in Baghdad backwards. I was home on leave, but there was a drummer from a pipe band that was able to show them the correct way to dress.
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Originally Posted by SteveB
It would be only a dram or two for me to be totally pissed. I don't think I'd have me kilt on backwards though.
Neither would I, *but* we do have a local (pacific nw) ale called "Kilt Lifter"!
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IF tartan was made, two of the newly kilted wore their kilts in Baghdad backwards. I was home on leave, but there was a drummer from a pipe band that was able to show them the correct way to dress.
Originally Posted by SteveB
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