Going upstairs while regimental

[cavscout]

I say do your part to be modest...but if they are fortunate to get a glimpse of the under-carriage, they can consider themselves lucky

[kiltiedavid]

I was interested to read this discussion. I believe there used to be a law in Scotland which prohibited men in kilts from going upstairs on a bus, presumably to prevent those below from seeing what should not be seen! I would be OK, since I always wear something under my kilt, although maybe I would be more embarrassed than the viewers since my underwear would be on display.

[cessna152towser]

Haven't come across this one as a law in Scotland but I've read that it was one of the rules on Glasgow Corporation's buses and trams.

[Rigged]

I think a person would have to make quite an effort to see anything other than darkness under a kilt.

If I caught someone trying that hard to see up my kilt, I'd ask them, "So, does that mean we're engaged?"

[David White]

Walk up those stairs with pride.

dave

[KiltedKnight]

Walk up those stairs with pride.

dave

And, I might add; The Goose Step!


Chris.

[Kilted KT]

I think a person would have to make quite an effort to see anything other than darkness under a kilt.

If I caught someone trying that hard to see up my kilt, I'd ask them, "So, does that mean we're engaged?"

I think that many wives is only allowed in Utah.

[John M.]

I think that many wives is only allowed in Utah.

Hey!!!!! You just keep away from my harem now. A man's got to have the right accessory to compliment each kilt after all. :rolleyes:

[Kilted KT]

Hey!!!!! You just keep away from my harem now. A man's got to have the right accessory to compliment each kilt after all. :rolleyes:

hmm...and where is the kilt accessory store? I've yet to find one around here..

[longshadows]

Did You Know?

During the 1950s and 1960s, Edinburgh Corporation Transport would not allow a kilt-wearing gentleman upstairs on their trams, in fear of frightening the downstairs passengers.

(Taken from scotweb.co.uk)