how other fashionable males view about kilts

**GlassMan** · 5th December 05, 08:45 PM

Originally Posted by KiltedCodeWarrior

Rob... wishing to be somebody's sex slave...

I saw a leather kilt on eBay that was being marketed as for a sex slave. ;)

**Rob Wright** · 5th December 05, 08:52 PM

Originally Posted by GlassMan

I saw a leather kilt on eBay that was being marketed as for a sex slave. ;)

O_O Damn you! The image that just flashed before my eyes is still burning! ;)

That one is not going to be easily scrubbed away lol

**KiltedCodeWarrior** · 5th December 05, 08:57 PM

Originally Posted by Rob Wright

O_O Damn you! The image that just flashed before my eyes is still burning! ;)

That one is not going to be easily scrubbed away lol

OK, I have to ask, as I was posting to this at the same time, whose image causes the burning sensation, me or Glassman? :grin::grin::grin: You have to be clear on these posts, this is like email, we can't read your mind!

**Rob Wright** · 5th December 05, 08:58 PM

Glassman's, that's why I included the quote ;)

**minimalistix** · 5th December 05, 10:28 PM

Originally Posted by KiltedCodeWarrior

Well, I was never really worried about being fashion conscious, but I certainly would not take advice or pay attention to any forum with the following post:
Talk about clueless about anything related to a kilt.

Funny, most of the fashion conscience people I know (Armani wearing types, or club kids) rave about it when I wear my kilt out.

Friday I wore it out and these were the comments I had:
1. Got into a long conversation with a model chick regarding my kilt. (Sorry guys didn't get her number, got a girlfriend right now)
2. Walked into a wrap party for a movie shoot and had everyone turn and give a great reaction
3. One of my other friends asked me if I lost a bet
4. A scotish guy said, 'damnit, I wish I had know someone else was wearing a kilt, I would have worn mine' ,
5. Had a bartender buddy get my number to borrow one of my kilts
6. Had two random dudes and a girl say 'digging the kilt',
7. Had one of my film making friends sons say 'dude, I got to get one',
8. Had the executive chef of a 3 star resturant (who happens to be gay) say he could never pull that off, that he'd look like a screaming queen, but that it looks good on me. (So much for the morons on the other board who posted something to the effect that only gays wear kilts)

**Ugly Bear** · 6th December 05, 05:17 AM

One of the early posts said, "Kilts are a gateway garment to cross-dressing." I think there must be at least a few people from Tom's Cafe on that board.

Anyway, I wouldn't give 'em too much thought. They're there to discuss FASHION. We actually WEAR stuff, and I get the impression that we don't give a fig for what's on the runways. (I sure don't.) They'll come around when kilts become acceptable everyday wear, because that's all they care about: what's popular.

**Colin** · 6th December 05, 10:08 AM

I find it funny that these people had the nerve to slam kilts are feminine and/or "gay". After all aren't the high class fashion types in their fancy suits now getting manicures, facials, and pedicures? Don't they get fashion tips from shows like "Queer Eye for the Straight Guy"? Aren't there wearing the equivilant to ladies silk petticoats? and aren't these the same "men" (term used loosely) that are wearing what really amounts to capri pants (petal pushers)?

Why exact would anyone want to subscribe to the mental and physical castration of men through fashion, media bias, and marketing trends? All of which are being used to tell us daily that you are not an attractive man unless you look more like a woman. Just look at the "hot" actors on the screens today. Is there a man among them?

No wonder women get either upset or overjoyed when their men start to show the slightest sign of masculinity nowadays. After all, according to most sources it is wrong to look or act like a man. We should all shave off our body hair and discuss the benefits of a dovet rather than a throw while we are having our cuticles looked after. Martha Stewart could be one the TV, the non-fat extra hot lattes could be steaming, and our freshly soaked toes-ies could be slipped back into our Kenneth Cole heeled boots, and our visa put back into our Prada wallet, but be careful, you don't want to scratch that clear coat of polish or wrinkle the Botox in your forehead!!

No wonder they are afraid and ignorant about kilts. If I was the equivilant to a Elizabethan styled pansy, I would be afriad of men's clothing too.

Here's to the real men left in the world!!
Slainte

**mddock58** · 6th December 05, 10:51 AM

As can be seen by the extent of their comments, these are most likely immature, fashionplate wannabes. The comments are top of the head opinions that do not show any real thought.