Punks in kilts...

**ChromeScholar** · 3rd March 14, 04:43 PM

I'm trying to figure out the band on his shirt - I know a lot of death and black metal bands but that one doesn't look familiar form the bit showing

Leftover Crack

**HippieLee** · 3rd March 14, 07:32 PM

Originally Posted by ChromeScholar

Leftover Crack

Ahh, cool - I have heard of them but never listened to them...Gonna have to check them out!

**Deil the Yin** · 3rd March 14, 08:09 PM

"Regular, decent jobs" are always such a joy kill, eh wot? Still... makes me wish I'd had a kilt in my punk days! Great piccy. Kilt on!

**ASinclair** · 3rd March 14, 09:53 PM

Those crazy kids. Nice photo, thanks for sharing.

**ratspike** · 4th March 14, 10:21 AM

Nice! I think they both look completely fabulous. Please pass along my condolences to your son on the impending normal job. I was there myself about 25 years ago, but decided to stay the course and make it work one way or another. Hopefully he'll continue to be awesome and won't let the squares grind him down.

**grizzbass** · 4th March 14, 10:34 AM

Very nice looking couple.

**tpa** · 4th March 14, 04:17 PM

Originally Posted by ratspike

Nice! I think they both look completely fabulous. Please pass along my condolences to your son on the impending normal job. I was there myself about 25 years ago, but decided to stay the course and make it work one way or another. Hopefully he'll continue to be awesome and won't let the squares grind him down.

Commiserations to your son on the impending job scenario, suggests he takes Bob's advice.

**IsaacW** · 4th March 14, 06:00 PM

This thread is a perfect example of why I am loving this forum. I can see this going bad on so many forums but here... All positive and superb comments! Good luck to your son in the job hunt. I can sympathize some although it has been many years since interviews. Also, I love the kilts!

**Manxstralian** · 5th March 14, 02:41 AM

Originally Posted by ratspike

Nice! I think they both look completely fabulous. Please pass along my condolences to your son on the impending normal job. I was there myself about 25 years ago, but decided to stay the course and make it work one way or another. Hopefully he'll continue to be awesome and won't let the squares grind him down.

It's just the haircuts that change... Those days seem like only yesterday to me.

Cheers to you and your son,

Cameron