New Member From Alaska

[Andrewson]

Welcome from a Scot in England.

Very interesting first post. I do hope you are going to argue through the case that wearing a kilt in no way compromises the professionalism expected of you by the public and that you can wear one on any shift.

[Robin]

Welcome!

[Jerry]

Welcome to the kilted maddness, from one of the kilted Virginians here.

[Tattoo Bradley]

Welcome from Southeastern New Mexico! That was a great first post. You do realize you've set the bar high for yourself now, right? Remember some piccies when you get that box pleat from Matt around your bum. I have a box pleat on order from him as well. But, mine is probably still a couple of months away.

[pdcorlis]

Welcome to the rabble from the hills and streams of northern Idaho!

[O'Neille]

Welcome from SE Arizona, but born and raised in Alaska. My Uncle was ATC at Merrill way back. I've got a tank waiting for my Brother when he comes to visit from AK this year, I thought that 8 yards of wool might convert him. O'Neille

[Abax]

Welcome from SE Arizona, but born and raised in Alaska.

Thanks I have relatives from Arizona who contributed their name to Bisbee.

My Uncle was ATC at Merrill way back.

I probably talked to your uncle then. I flew extensively out of MRI in the mid-seventies and eighties when it was one of the busiest general aviation airports in the country. Still fly occasionally.

Abax

[Alan]

Welcome aboard from Georgia.

[ozmeath]

Abax, A fine introduction.
You're not alone in the rebel stance around here; there's often that thread of anti conformity with kilt wearers (in another time would we be logging on to suitsme.com?)(not bloddylikely).
It's a funny sort of irony since the kilt is a traditional garment! Well it's an irony I enjoy all the same and you're very welcome to XMarks from me. And all the better that it's lead you to wear the Kilt.
Erin.

[RCallan]

Welcome from Sunny Florida!
How's the weather up there???