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[turpin]

I work in downtown Atlanta, and I have found that most black women not only know what a kilt is, but love to see it on a guy. I get comments like;

"Yeah baby, them legs is workin good!"

"Where can I get me one of those?"

"Turpin, all the women think you're totally hot in those kilts!"

and more. The'y're not shy about expressing themselves, I'll tell you.

One day a server at McDonalds looked at me over the counter and burst out laughing. She had to go to the rear of the kitchen to recover. When she came back I was just standing there smiling at her, and she lost it all over. Someone else had to take my order.

[chasem]

I work in downtown Atlanta, and I have found that most black women not only know what a kilt is, but love to see it on a guy. . .

I've noticed the same thing. Last spring I had a class with a black girl around my age who was forced to move here from New Orleans after Katrina. I wore the kilt to class. Class dismissed, and on my way out she was right behind me. She said [paraphrased] "I've never seen one of those on someone in person! That looks good I like it!"

Of course, I can't convey just how vocal and excited she was over the internet

[Wompet]

I work in downtown Atlanta, and I have found that most black women not only know what a kilt is, but love to see it on a guy.

The same goes for Buffalo. I was in one of the local JoAnn Fabrics last week, and the woman who helped me could not get over my kilt.
I've also gotten some good reactions at grocery stores and the movies (when the manager is the one giving you a wolf whistle ...)