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27th August 06, 07:15 PM
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I get this question almost more than any other. Or, I'm also asked "are you Irish," and usually by people who are obviously trying to do one of two things:
- Place my kilt-wearing into a portion of their brain that has been, through previous experience with kilts and such, conditioned for their understanding of my wearing it.
- Show off that they know that kilts are Scottish (or show off that they "know" kilts are Irish - quotes are intentional).
I can usually pick out which they are by the look on their faces - if they look quizzical, it's #1. If they look smug, it's #2.
My answer to the asker is generally "yes, but I'd wear it even if I wasn't because it's so darned comfortable." If I get the "Irish" comment, I look at them strangely while I say "Well, kilts aren't Irish. I just wear this because I like it."
Perhaps it's a bit immature, but I really get a private kick out of deflating the egos of people who are smug about having bad information. For more on this, please see my sig. ;)
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