To wear or not to wear

[KiltedCodeWarrior]

...the thing that finally did it for me was the urging of our parish priest, himself of German heritage, to go kilted. His wife (we are Eastern Orthodox, where priests may and usually do marry) is of Scots heritage and her sister had a kilted wedding. Father and the three boys all rented kilts for the occasion and were so taken by them that they purchased their own and have since been, shall we say, "spreading the gospel"...

So is this our own Prester John of which you speak?

[starbkjrus]

So is this our own Prester John of which you speak?

Oh, c'mon Rob! Don't you know that there are hundreds of kilt wearing German Eastern Orthodox Priests in Canton, OH?

Mysticwolf: Welcome to XMarks!

I'll have to give this topic some thought and post later.

[Kizmet]

Oh, c'mon Rob! Don't you know that there are hundreds of kilt wearing German Eastern Orthodox Priests in Canton, OH?

LOLOLOL!

[Mysticwolf]

Oh, c'mon Rob! Don't you know that there are hundreds of kilt wearing German Eastern Orthodox Priests in Canton, OH?

Mysticwolf: Welcome to XMarks!

I'll have to give this topic some thought and post later.

Thanks to all for the warm welcome, and there are THOUSANDS of kilt wearing, Orthodox priests of German descent here in Canton

[Panache]

Always thought Kilts were very cool. As a child probably first saw them in Monty Python, Journey to the Center of the Earth, or Star Trek (I know Scotty wore one once in the original series, Journey to Babel?). Was delighted that we had a clan and could claim Scottish hertitage. As a young man was always was put off my the huge cost, so never bothered. My friend Gryphonaire got into wearing Utilikilts. It seemed a reasonably priced way to start...and then the addiction struck. Thanks to X-Marks I've got 4 kilts aa bunch of kilt goodies and am trying to have patience and save for an actual clan tartan kilt.

Why do I wear them? I like standing out in the crowd. They are different yet very traditional. They are stylish and comfortable. They are masculine but yet the mark of a gentleman. To pull off wearing a kilt one must wear them with flair and confidence. They, more than any plume could ever be, are my panache.

Cheers

[Mysticwolf]

So is this our own Prester John of which you speak?

Tis indeed KCW!