Kilted Mailmen?!

[kiltimabar]

The way to get this done is to get some obscure and lowly office in the Postal Service to allow a "pilot program" for a limited area for a vaguely specified period of time. For the service it gets the heat off the issue with the hope it will die a natural death (like when Congress sends something to a committee for study). For the proponents it gives them an opportunity to test it and if it gains any real support, they can bring it up again (for them it's the thin end of the wedge, or as I prefer to say, the camel's nose under the tent).

[emolas]

Imagine the marketing coup if UPS announced their more lenient, inclusive, stylish, and contemporary attitude with a UPS kilt! Maybe THAT would get the attention of the USPS.

I can only dream of the day UPS adopts kilts...

[mycoleptodiscus]

http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5g...t3HswD92DBLQ00

[Makeitstop]

Utilikilts finally got around to posting another newsletter, and they have a whole page devoted to this issue, although they seem more concerned about the fact that the media omitted their brand name from the coverage. That and he keeps calling them skirts, which while technically accurate, is not helping.

[Freedomlover]

Utilikilts finally got around to posting another newsletter, and they have a whole page devoted to this issue, although they seem more concerned about the fact that the media omitted their brand name from the coverage. That and he keeps calling them skirts, which while technically accurate, is not helping.

It seems reasonable to me to be a little grumpy over the airbrushing of the logo. Evidently quite a bit of time and effort was invested in the prototypes Steven has always called Utilikilts "skirts". Right from the start he has said "It's a skirt. Get over it".