Kilt Sighting in Maryland

**GTRMAN** · 2nd October 06, 05:41 AM

Originally Posted by porrick

LOL I'm almost tempted to classfy it as an "out-of-kilt experience"

No, my kilt was most definitely on.. Otherwise, I would have made one heck of an impression at the bar!!

**Schultz** · 2nd October 06, 06:08 AM

For you Marylanders out there, I heard of a place in Annapolis that has a "Come kilted, drink free" night on Sundays. I haven't found out yet which one it is, but I will!

Oh, I simply must find out where this place is if it's in "downtown" Annapolis. My sister lives just across the bridge in Eastport, so I'll have friendly and pedestrian accessible accomodations.

**Mechamaniac** · 2nd October 06, 10:30 AM

Originally Posted by GTRMAN

A Wolfstone's Kilts Wool or acrylic? I may have to go in the next couple of weeks just to check them out.

I live in AA county and wear my kilts every day.. Even to work..

Let me know about the bar in Annapolis..

Mine's wool.

I wish I could wear my kilts to work, but sadly, I work in corporate (conformist) America with it's tight pants and cubicle prisons.

**GTRMAN** · 2nd October 06, 10:42 AM

Originally Posted by Mechamaniac

Mine's wool.

I wish I could wear my kilts to work, but sadly, I work in corporate (conformist) America with it's tight pants and cubicle prisons.

I work in an office for a large corporation and in a cubicle..

**Mechamaniac** · 2nd October 06, 10:50 AM

Thanks man, rub it in! :rolleyes:

**GTRMAN** · 2nd October 06, 11:04 AM

Originally Posted by Mechamaniac

Thanks man, rub it in! :rolleyes:

LOL.. Tell ya what.. I'll wear a kilt tomorrow in honor of you..

**davedove** · 2nd October 06, 11:31 AM

Originally Posted by Blu (Ontario)

I'm almost tempted to liken kilt sightings to UFOs. Elusive, fleeting, vague... are they really out there? or is it some kind of hoax?

Now, now! We all know that kilts are only worn for highland games, Burns suppers, and the occassional wedding. You didn't really see any kilts anywhere else. It must have been swamp gas or ball lightning, coupled with mass hysteria. Believe me, that's all it was. Now just look at the flashing light.

McD, of the Men in Black Watch

**GTRMAN** · 2nd October 06, 11:34 AM

Originally Posted by davedove

Now, now! We all know that kilts are only worn for highland games, Burns suppers, and the occassional wedding. You didn't really see any kilts anywhere else. It must have been swamp gas or ball lightning, cupled with mass hysteria. Believe me, that's all it was. Now just look at the flashing light.

McD, of the Men in Black Watch

You're in Frederick, eh?

My band is going to play there on Nov 10..

**davedove** · 2nd October 06, 01:07 PM

Originally Posted by GTRMAN

You're in Frederick, eh?

My band is going to play there on Nov 10..

Cool, what kind of music and where?

**Gil Prothero** · 2nd October 06, 02:06 PM

i have more than a few kilts, a sports, some stillwaters, a UK mocker and two americilts, one USA..
one would say too many, i want more..
i work outside everyday, and wear the one color kakhi's , on vacation, i wear the mocker, ( GREAT kilt!) or one of my Stillwaters..
i just wanted to give a heads up, the girls like them ,
at dances, i always end up with someone puttin their hand up it just to test...or liftin it to show their friends...
i try to act all flustered...
i wear them on cruises...they get the most attention there...
guys will laugh at me, some have even told me i can get married to my roomate in new hampshire..
until a gal comes up and asks what's under it, then i just smile..
at my age it's cheaper and safer than a harley.
they look best with army boots.
i never have to beg for a ride home...
if i had only discovered these things 15 years ago........

THANKs to you for the shelvege info...
later..gil