How sweet it is

**Scotty-x** · 14th July 06, 04:09 AM

Wore my kilt out last night to a resturant and the server asked me what clan I was and also started talking about England, where she came from. She was delighted to see me dress this way. As i was going out, another server (man), asked a question about if I had shorts on under the kilt in passing. I said, of course. But not true. I think he was just having fun with me.
On the way back to my car, a bunch of male teens came up and one said "SWEET" !, which I believe in teen talk means love the outfit. Wish I did that. All in all it was a good expirence last night. One can go out and have fun.

**Pour1Malt** · 14th July 06, 04:19 AM

guid oan ya Scotty!

an walcome tae the rabble!

**bubba** · 14th July 06, 07:30 AM

Fun, isn't it Scotty? Yesterday my wife and I went out for lunch and as we were walking up to the diner a late middle aged coup[le with an elderly lady were about to get in their car and the wife got all excited seeing me wearing a kilt and point3ed it out to the elderly lady, both smiled real big and one commented "nice legs". The husband, however, decided to be smart and asked "the question".I just said " I leave that for the ladies to find out for themselves" which caused him to blush and had both ladies laughing. It just gets better with time and as you get more comfortable wearing your kilt out in public and you get used to handling comments and remarks.

**Kilted KT** · 14th July 06, 07:31 AM

fantastic to hear about a negative comment-free kilted night out!

Hope you enjoy many more!

**Scotty-x** · 14th July 06, 08:22 AM

I look for places to go wearing the kilt, but have trouble at times. Best places are the highland games. Around home, just stores or resturants. At times, people just look at you up and down, smile or make remarks behind your back. Like, "now I seen everything".
Nice to make people happy.
But, others do have nice comments. Always asked about the pipes. I tell them I play the drums-which i have, but not now.
It will take time for people to get on the band wagon. My wife isn't. She doesn't except the kilt for everyday.
NEED MORE PEOPLE WEARING KILTS!

**Mattg** · 14th July 06, 08:27 AM

What restaurant did you go to? I'm surprised you haven't seen me running around Greenville in me kiltie!

**Scotty-x** · 14th July 06, 08:32 AM

olive garden this time. Other times Home depot, Lowes, wherever. Just not downtown-yet.

**Southern Breeze** · 14th July 06, 08:49 AM

Excellant! There's nothing like a night out kilted.

**GMan** · 14th July 06, 08:54 AM

To pick up on what those male teens said, SWEET!

**Blu (Ontario)** · 14th July 06, 10:28 AM

Originally Posted by Scotty-x

It will take time for people to get on the band wagon. My wife isn't. She doesn't except the kilt for everyday. NEED MORE PEOPLE WEARING KILTS!

Ergo: She doesn't want you to wear the kilt more until more men wear the kilt more... but more men won't wear the kilt more until even more men wear the kilt more. But if you wear the kilt more, will other men also wear the kilt more? Maybe... but not until more other men wear the kilt more. :rolleyes: So wear the kilt more.

I have reservations at a resaurant this weekend. I'll be showing off my new Xmarks kilt. I expect nothing but compliments but I'm ready for any quips. People will be people.

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