Kilt Do's and Don'ts

**Coemgen** · 17th September 07, 10:18 PM

Originally Posted by gilmore

Someone who can play polo side saddle can wear anything he wants, IMHO.

I concur.

**emolas** · 18th September 07, 09:34 PM

at least his horse's socks match his kilt.

**Bryan** · 19th September 07, 09:13 PM

Do wear your Confederate Memorial tartan (I always loved the look of this tartan) to a débutante ball.

**Coemgen** · 19th September 07, 09:32 PM

Very nice!

**slohairt** · 19th September 07, 09:43 PM

I agree, very nice! (and the kilt looks good too!)

**majdan** · 19th September 07, 11:23 PM

Originally Posted by James B. Clemons

Definitely a don't.

And Pipers no less

**keepoffgrass** · 20th September 07, 01:59 AM

Originally Posted by majdan

And Pipers no less

oh man. I wouldnt even want to be in the same room as these guys. Its hard enough to keep the boys tucked away under a kilt of proper length. I feel sorry for everyone else in there lol

**Bryan** · 20th September 07, 05:53 AM

Sorry for the double post of the pics above. I posted then added a bit to the text and for some reason, it made the double post.

**haukehaien** · 20th September 07, 07:45 AM

Originally Posted by keepoffgrass

oh man. I wouldnt even want to be in the same room as these guys. Its hard enough to keep the boys tucked away under a kilt of proper length. I feel sorry for everyone else in there lol

Yes ... and the Kandahar Specials they're playing are no doubt even better to listen to, so it'll be painful even with your eyes closed.

Also, why do they have freshly blow-dried Persian cats strapped to the fronts of their kilts?

**demobud** · 20th September 07, 07:53 AM

FYI

This almost goes without saying, but when kilted "regimantally" out of doors, be careful of how you spray bug repellent on your upper legs. The overspray can sting a little, if you know what I mean.