how other fashionable males view about kilts

[Big Dave]

Cool. I say we organize and call ourselves the International Army of Testicular Liberation!

I guess we would all be Privates. :grin:

[A Dhuglas]

I read a fair amount of the postings on that thread and, like many have noted here, was astonished at the homophobic, ill-informed and juvenile attitudes present. It begs the question: do they realize the prevailing perception US society has for males who are 'really into' fashion? Think Carson from "Queer Eye for the Straight Guy."

I find it hilarious that such macho lady-killin' studs are hanging out on style.com! Gosh, aren't they avant garde!

Just wait 'til GQ catches up with us and makes it "fashionable" for all men to wear kilts.

[minimalistix]

Just wait 'til GQ catches up with us and makes it "fashionable" for all men to wear kilts.

God I hope not.

[flyv65]

I thought it was "cute" that one poster felt kilts were so ridiculous he wouldn't waste his time trashing us, then immediately posted to defend his wearing a silver ankle bracelet (mostly along the lines of "but it doesn't mean I'm gay"). I'll admit I've had a few chuckles perusing their posts and one or two of them *almost* prompted me to register for riposte purposes, but on the whole I felt such actions would be a waste of time. The ones who truly wanted to learn about kilts and XMarks would find their way here: the others would continue blithely along, secure in their own sense "fashion" and of self-imporatance.

Bryan...Question: if you insist on being at the forefront of Fashion, are you truly a trendsetter, or merely more consumed by the Concept of Style than your peers?...

[philbo]

I guess we would all be Privates. :grin:

LOL!

The rest of you already pretty much summed things up. They're uninformed, insecure, and not much fun to drink with. Who wants to be a boring, average, trouser-wearing guy anyways?