Hello, All.

[Southern Breeze]

Welcome to X-Marks and the addiction. Ask away, we have the universes best kilt experts here.

[Panache]

Welcome! There are a lot of fun people here and a lot of great advice to be had. If you have been lurking for a bit I'm sure that you've seen that good humor and good nature are par for the course here. Swing away.

[sorcererdale]

I am not sure where Kingston Canada is, but I am in Michgian, the only place where Canada is to the North AND East! Welcome to a great learning place, a place of fun and great kilted people. What are you studying to be in university?

DALE.

[GMan]

WELCOME!

Indeed we are a fun bunch except for ?!?!?!? and #*#*#* so be forewarned.

We are always learning things here. Glad that you decided to join in.

[Wulfestieg]

Welcome aboard. This is a good place to fulfill all your kilt-wearing question needs.

[ronstew]

A Queen's student as the supreme Canuck? Hmmm, evidently you have never been to UBC.

Lots of kilts in Kingston - check the RMC pipe band.

[The Supreme Canuck]

Thanks for the welcome, guys.

What are you studying to be in university?

I'm a political studies major and a history minor. Which will make me entirely unemployable. After I graduate, it's off to get a law degree. Don't hold it against me.

Lots of kilts in Kingston - check the RMC pipe band.

We have our own, and RMC is a bit of a walk. Besides, they don't seem to like us much.

And as for lots of kilts in Kingston, yes. Yes there are. Boy, are there ever. Where else do you see a group of five kilted guys piping and dancing down the sidewalk on a Friday night?

[Riverkilt]

Welcome aboard...nothing like the comfort of a kilt to make all the sitting a student does more relaxing.

Three generations of my family hung out in Canada after being cleared out of Skye before they drifted down to the States.

Ron

[Irish in Tacoma]

Welcome. Glad to have you around.

[Canuck]

Thanks for the welcome, guys.



I'm a political studies major and a history minor. Which will make me entirely unemployable. After I graduate, it's off to get a law degree. Don't hold it against me.



We have our own, and RMC is a bit of a walk. Besides, they don't seem to like us much.

And as for lots of kilts in Kingston, yes. Yes there are. Boy, are there ever. Where else do you see a group of five kilted guys piping and dancing down the sidewalk on a Friday night?

Welcome to the board.
Stay away from my daughter!! She's the one with a purple leather "R"Kilt that matches her Queens leather jacket in Engineering... And I'm a big BIG Canuck! ;)
Cheers
Robert