Historical Curiosity question

**English Bloke** · 28th August 08, 09:49 PM

Originally Posted by The Wizard of BC

The Kilt, as we know it today, was only developed in the late 1700's, about the time of the American Revolution....

As soon as the Kilt was adopted as a part of a Military uniform It was found only there.

I do believe, the Wizard has hit the nail on the head... see what I did there? see that?? Blacksmith joke, see? See it??

Never mind...

Far too much malt flowing under my bridge..
(Hic!)

**Bugbear** · 28th August 08, 10:08 PM

Originally Posted by English Bloke

I do believe, the Wizard has hit the nail on the head... see what I did there? see that?? Blacksmith joke, see? See it??

Never mind...

Far too much malt flowing under my bridge..
(Hic!)

Um, that sounds more like a carpenter joke... So cut it out.

**Nighthawk** · 29th August 08, 08:39 AM

Originally Posted by Ted Crocker

Um, that sounds more like a carpenter joke... So cut it out.

Ouch!! My brain! It hurts!

That was great and terrible all at the same time.

**Bugbear** · 29th August 08, 09:04 AM

Originally Posted by Nighthawk

Ouch!! My brain! It hurts!

That was great and terrible all at the same time.

Hee hee hee, I try.

I guess i'm not too much into wearing historically accurat garb and that stuff. I like modern traditional kilts, and some contemporary, all made from machine woven fabrics. I know some people who aim for handwoven belted plads, though. They also try to be accurate in the rest of the reenactment.