Todays all-time *huh*? response for seeing me in a kilt

[Frank McGrath]

Maybe there a Minnesota in Scotland thats not on the map.

Its a suburb of Brigadoon

[Makeitstop]

Its a suburb of Brigadoon

Yeah, it's just south of north kilt-town.

[Kiltman]

OK, that's one I've never heard. Do they wear kilts in Minnesota?

[Tommie]

OK, that's one I've never heard. Do they wear kilts in Minnesota?

Oh yes they do,and the Viking fans carry an axe .

[Amoskeag]

My sister-in-law is from St. Paul and thinks my kilts are cool. She does, however, threaten us with lutefisk if we misbehave

You think I'm kiddin'?

[threebanger]

I've had lutefisk... It's not as bad as I expected, but it is also not something I would go out of my way to make sure I got again, either!
Just last weekend, there was the Scottish Ramble in downtown St. Paul, where there were more than a couple of kilts, I'm sure.
I didn't make it...something about my truck needing brakes more than I needed to go.

[macwilkin]

My sister-in-law is from St. Paul and thinks my kilts are cool. She does, however, threaten us with lutefisk if we misbehave

You think I'm kiddin'?

My mother used to work in a grocery store in a Northern Iowa farming town filled with Norwegians -- she knows all about Lutefisk!

T.

[Coemgen]

From an interview* with Jeffrey Steingarten, author of The Man Who Ate Everything:

Lutefisk is not food, it is a weapon of mass destruction. It is currently the only exception for the man who ate everything. Otherwise, I am fairly liberal, I gladly eat worms and insects, but I draw the line on lutefisk … Lutefisk is the Norwegians' attempt at conquering the world. When they discovered that Viking raids didn't give world supremacy, they invented a meal so terrifying, so cruel, that they could scare people to become one's subordinates. And if I'm not terribly wrong, you will be able to do it as well."

*courtesy Wikipedia