A new jones and maybe bad influence...

**KFCarter** · 24th April 09, 04:31 AM

Ah, the force is strong within you...

(whoa, weird, I just had an image of Yoda in a kilt...)

:ootd:

**JolyStNicholas** · 24th April 09, 04:43 AM

Ah,feeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeels good!

Kilts, ya just gotta love'em!

**Phogfan86** · 24th April 09, 05:30 AM

Originally Posted by Big Mikey

My name is Mike and I'm a kiltaholic.

Hi, Mike.

There's always room for jello. And kilts.

**Dan R Porter** · 24th April 09, 05:33 AM

Originally Posted by Big Mikey

Good morning everyone. My name is Mike and I'm a kiltaholic.

Sounds like you need a sponser.

**Livingston** · 24th April 09, 06:42 AM

Originally Posted by Yodhan

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Now I just need some new hose and a new hat...

Or I could stop before I get myself into too much trouble.

Bad influence or not, thanks for all the words of encouragement from everyone here. I love all of it.

:ootd:

Originally Posted by English Bloke

Oh dear... It's got you bad hasn't it.

Originally Posted by beloitpiper

Welcome, brother. Welcome to the wonderful addiction.

Originally Posted by Big Mikey

Good morning everyone. My name is Mike and I'm a kiltaholic.

Originally Posted by peacekeeper83

Welcome to the addiction....as Jock mentions, one sure way to keep your mind off kilts, is to look at belts, sporrans, kilt hose, garters, kilt pins, and such. With a little diversion, you can help fight that new kilt urges...... Good luck, and remember, here, you are in the company of others who are just like you.... LOL

Originally Posted by Dan R Porter

Sounds like you need a sponser.

Welcome to the addiction. We do have help for you with your kilt addition in our 12 step program:

Step 1. Buy kilts.
Step 2. Buy Hose.
Step 3. Buy flashes.
Step 4. Buy sporrans.
Step 5. Buy kilt pins.
Step 6. Buy fly plaids.
Step 7. Buy jackets.
Step 8. Buy sgian dubhs.
Step 9. Buy shoes.
Step 10. Learn to make kilts.
Step 11. Hang out on X-Marks.
Step 12. Repeat as necessary and have a good time with friends and family.

**Colonel MacNeal** · 24th April 09, 06:43 AM

It could be worse - you could be a liederhosen addict.

**McFarkus** · 24th April 09, 07:02 AM

Welcome to the asylum. For just bumming around you might consider the Thrifty. When I get home from work, I often doff my pants and don my Irish National Thrifty. The velcro makes it easy to put on - I use it like a bath robe. And for $30 I don't worry about spilling something on it.

**lethearen** · 24th April 09, 07:07 AM

Originally Posted by McFarkus

Welcome to the asylum. For just bumming around you might consider the Thrifty. When I get home from work, I often doff my pants and don my Irish National Thrifty. The velcro makes it easy to put on - I use it like a bath robe. And for $30 I don't worry about spilling something on it.

I used to have a terrycloth "bath towel" that had velcro along one edge so that it could easily be wrapped around your waist. Thought it seemed pretty weird at the time. But now I've discovered kilts and no turning back!

**Yodhan** · 24th April 09, 07:26 AM

Well, I am ordering some hose and a flat cap (I know...I know...I was wearing one way before I started wearing a kilt) today as well. Maybe I will throw some flashes in for luck.

**Colonel MacNeal** · 24th April 09, 08:52 AM

Originally Posted by McFarkus

Welcome to the asylum. For just bumming around you might consider the Thrifty. When I get home from work, I often doff my pants and don my Irish National Thrifty. The velcro makes it easy to put on - I use it like a bath robe. And for $30 I don't worry about spilling something on it.

That's a good itea - if I did that then maybe my family wouldl stop compaining about me relaxing in my drawers after work.