Some people just don't know

**Magnus Sporrano** · 19th November 04, 06:55 AM

Originally Posted by Rigged

I think the kiltmakers should form a consortium, like the egg producers, the beef and pork producers, the milk producers, Florida orange growers, and the California Cheese Board.

Note that some of the best advertising is free. The idea of men in kilts as daily casual wear is still a bit of a novelty, and many TV & radio shows would love to interview a congenial kilt spokesperson for a little variety.

**Magnus Sporrano** · 19th November 04, 06:55 AM

Originally Posted by Rigged

I think the kiltmakers should form a consortium, like the egg producers, the beef and pork producers, the milk producers, Florida orange growers, and the California Cheese Board.

Note that some of the best advertising is free. The idea of men in kilts as daily casual wear is still a bit of a novelty, and many TV & radio shows would love to interview a congenial kilt spokesperson for a little variety.

**Jerry** · 19th November 04, 07:05 AM

Originally Posted by Magnus Sporrano

Originally Posted by Rigged

I think the kiltmakers should form a consortium, like the egg producers, the beef and pork producers, the milk producers, Florida orange growers, and the California Cheese Board.

Note that some of the best advertising is free. The idea of men in kilts as daily casual wear is still a bit of a novelty, and many TV & radio shows would love to interview a congenial kilt spokesperson for a little variety.

I just hope that no one ever shows up on the Jerry Springer show wearing a kilt. That isn't the type of publicity which we need.

**Jerry** · 19th November 04, 07:05 AM

Originally Posted by Magnus Sporrano

Originally Posted by Rigged

I think the kiltmakers should form a consortium, like the egg producers, the beef and pork producers, the milk producers, Florida orange growers, and the California Cheese Board.

Note that some of the best advertising is free. The idea of men in kilts as daily casual wear is still a bit of a novelty, and many TV & radio shows would love to interview a congenial kilt spokesperson for a little variety.

I just hope that no one ever shows up on the Jerry Springer show wearing a kilt. That isn't the type of publicity which we need.

**Jerry** · 19th November 04, 07:05 AM

Originally Posted by Magnus Sporrano

Originally Posted by Rigged

I think the kiltmakers should form a consortium, like the egg producers, the beef and pork producers, the milk producers, Florida orange growers, and the California Cheese Board.

Note that some of the best advertising is free. The idea of men in kilts as daily casual wear is still a bit of a novelty, and many TV & radio shows would love to interview a congenial kilt spokesperson for a little variety.

I just hope that no one ever shows up on the Jerry Springer show wearing a kilt. That isn't the type of publicity which we need.