First Kilt Check

**Casey_in_Carolina** · 2nd November 08, 10:39 AM

Thanks for the input Cynthia. We had discussed it on the way home, and everything is OK, however, I had no idea of the multitude of things that might possibly have gone through her head. Sheesh you women are complicated

It was a good time, and while I took no offense at the check, especially since it wasn't a grab, just a look, I did appreciate my wife moving into the territorial "Mine" position

It was a fun night, and I was just surprised to get kilt checked on my third kilted outing. Of course, the alcohol was flowing pretty freely, and that may have contributed to certain boldness, and possibly my own indifference

Take care,

Casey

**Bugbear** · 2nd November 08, 10:56 AM

Originally Posted by Riverkilt

ummm...with all due respect....WHERE ARE THESE WOMEN??....I'm Lonely! Four years of kilting and but one kilt check attempt - that from a highly intoxicated guy....

Ron
Sulking in the canyonlands....

I'm guessing... that it's because you don't have a wife, Ron.

**Southern Breeze** · 2nd November 08, 11:24 AM

Originally Posted by Riverkilt

ummm...with all due respect....WHERE ARE THESE WOMEN??....I'm Lonely! Four years of kilting and but one kilt check attempt - that from a highly intoxicated guy....

Ron
Sulking in the canyonlands....

Two words- Online Dating.

**Tommie** · 2nd November 08, 11:55 AM

Hummmm. Online dating! I tried that once but my wife did'nt like it.

**Zardoz** · 2nd November 08, 12:24 PM

Originally Posted by Squeaky McMurdo

There's a Correct way?

Sure, although the only properly performed checks I ever get are at ren faires.
here's a little info,,,
http://kiltinspector.com/

**RamsayClanCommish** · 2nd November 08, 12:50 PM

The world needs more women like Cynthia. Or at least those of us who are kilted need to find more ladies like her.

**Freedomlover** · 2nd November 08, 12:51 PM

My cheeks don't belong to me, they belong to my wife. They are private property, and one trespasses at ones own peril.

**Amelorn** · 2nd November 08, 01:57 PM

Ever since I came to St Andrews, it's basically been a free-for-all after 8pm.

You want 18 yr old girls to go up your kilt MULTIPLE times per night? Come to the Uni. of St Andrews after 8pm. I suppose any other university/college would work as well...

They seem shocked to find that I am true Scotsman...

My friends find it hilarious. And to think I am still single. ;)

**O'Callaghan** · 2nd November 08, 02:17 PM

Originally Posted by Cynthia

Yeah, definitely not lifting the kilt up!

Sliding the hand up and going just far enough to tell on the side of the leg to see whether or not there's anything being worn. No actual grabbing or going too high.

Of course, when I check my hubby, I am a little more thorough!

Depending on what the guy is wearing you might get a false idea that he is regimental when he isn't. I wear underwear, but very brief underwear. Your hand would have to go all the way up to my hip!

My wife would not let me go regimental either, but I don't mind.

**MichiScot** · 2nd November 08, 02:24 PM

Has anyone considered the legal side of the "harmless" kilt check? If a man lifted a ladies skirt, he probably would be arrested, and deservedly so. It may have been innocent, but I would still have been hacked (and my wife even more)!