Does your walk change when you "kilt up"?

[LitTrog]

Yes--because of my circus training and wicked bunions, I normally choose to walk on my hands. Not so smart in a kilt.

[Richard]

I suppose the next thread/question to ask after “Does your walk change when you "kilt up"?
Does your voice change when you kilt up.....OK I'll get me coat.....

How many smilies do you need

[LitTrog]

I suppose the next thread/question to ask after “Does your walk change when you "kilt up"?
Does your voice change when you kilt up.....OK I'll get me coat.....

Man, I'm looking in the smilies for the little dude clubbing an equine corpse...not finding it.

Hope this isn't the start of a trend for you, Richard.

[Jock Scot]

So Richard, perhaps its time to stop beating about the bush, just what are you trying to say?

[David Thorpe]

Does your voice change when you kilt up...

Why, yes. I only speak Broad Scots when kilted. My hair changes color to a deep red too.

[sailortats]

it would appear as though he is trying to get this thread closed down also.

[Dangerdean]

Actually, when I was in a highland reserve infantry unit (back when I was young and fit) they did teach us to march in a particular way that gave the kilt that extra bit of swing. I carried that particular swagger into everyday life, and it took a couple years of movement and alignment training in theatre school to knock it out of myself.

Now that I have a kilt again, I'll have to see what kind of swagger develops when I'm wearing it more regularly.

[Jock Scot]

Why, yes. I only speak Broad Scots when kilted. My hair changes color to a deep red too.

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH! I know you only said that in jest(with a tinge of sarcasm too?) and I understand full well why you said it, so no worries at all. But---


We do actually see people doing(tying and failing) that very thing, with the "see you Jimmy" red hair wigs to boot. It was funny the first time I saw it 30 years ago, now it is just insulting.

[David Thorpe]

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH! I know you only said that in jest(with a tinge of sarcasm too?) and I understand full well why you said it, so no worries at all. But---


We do actually see people doing(tying and failing) that very thing, with the "see you Jimmy" red hair wigs to boot. It was funny the first time I saw it 30 years ago, now it is just insulting.

I didn't see a "tongue-in-cheek" smilie. Should have used the eye-roll one.

I had no idea that people actually did that. Sincere apologies.

[creagdhubh]

Man, I'm looking in the smilies for the little dude clubbing an equine corpse...not finding it.

Hope this isn't the start of a trend for you, Richard.

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