Absurd kilt myths

[ChromeScholar]

That's the same link I posted 4 posts ago.

[macwilkin]

That's the same link I posted 4 posts ago.

Obviously Nick missed it.

T.

[slohairt]

My favourite tartan myth is Tartan Ogham. If I remember it correctly, some exalted person in the clan carried around a stick (probably a cromach or shillelagh! ) with threads wrapped around so as to remember the clan tartan thread count!

[Nick the DSM]

Obviously Nick missed it.

T.

yeah sorry, my computer acts wierd sometimes and page scroller sometimes just zips by new posts.

[freddie]

I once read somewhere that the red line in a certain clan tartan represented the blood of their enemies !

[beloitpiper]

I once read somewhere that the red line in a certain clan tartan represented the blood of their enemies !

Yeah, people write a lot of things. It's best to check the author.

[Arlen]

Well.....yeah! I thought everyone in Scotland was a kilt-wearing football hooligan! I'm crushed.

*laughs*
I've always been more of a rugby man, myself.
And I'm only a hooligan when provoked.

[Makeitstop]

I hear that if it's not Scottish it's crap.

Which reminds me, I have been told that I cannot wear a kilt, not because I am not Scottish (which I am a bit) but rather because I am in America, and that it was never meant to be worn here. I replied that while the kilt was not invented here, neither were the pants she was wearing. And of course, while my kilt was made here in the states, odds are her entire wardrobe was made by a bunch of kids in Asia.

[Coemgen]

I hear that if it's not Scottish it's crap.

If it's nae Scottih, it's CRRRAAPPPP!!!!!

[beloitpiper]

I absolutely love how Mike Meyers finds a way to put a Scottish character in everything he does!