Kilted New Years - DENIED!

[GMan]

Have to formulate my thoughts before something from me gets sent. However I feel that I would not go back and end up patronizing a place that accepts my "shorts" and let them know why.

[mudd]

I have also just sent the bar an e-mail.
I’m afraid that I was not as eloquent as the rest of you, though.

It seems to me that if the bar was concerned that the Kilt would would have caused a fight, they may have said so instead of calling it a pair of SHORTS.

[bjcustard]

The idea that they wouldn't let him in to prevent violence is just bull****.

Would they dare deny a person of minority heritage, just to prevent violence with their "regulars"?

I think they call that "predjudice", among other things, and it is wrong.

[Alan]

The idea that the wearing of a kilt would possibly intice violence is just wrong. I work part time for a club as a bouncer and on special occations such as New Years Eve I wear my kilt. I have had no problems with the patrons. The only problems occur between the patrons. As far as wearing the kilt I figure that the Problem people are either worried that a man in a kilt is very self comfident, which can be a deterrent, or that they don't want to have to tell their friends that they got their a.. kicked by a man in a skirt. Either way the only problems I have when I wear the kilt at work is keeping the women from trying to discover what I have on under the kilt. Mostly I just get good comments.