Kilt Do's and Don'ts

**ccga3359** · 19th March 08, 03:36 PM

Originally Posted by Splash_4

Well, that would answer the 'question' rather convincingly!

But would that count as a kilt check?

**Splash_4** · 19th March 08, 03:45 PM

Originally Posted by ccga3359

But would that count as a kilt check?

Without a tactile sensation, I expect that it would be considered a 'Kilt Cash"??

**JerseyLawyer** · 19th March 08, 05:13 PM

When you're a little kid, you can get away with that. When you're a grownup, it'll get you arrested. When you're my size, it'll get you killed, because you'll go right through the trampoline on the second bounce!

**Ian.MacAllan** · 20th March 08, 09:34 AM

I think that a kid who can cope with the kilt on a trampoline can learn to cope with any challenge life throws at him.

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**katmills2005** · 20th March 08, 09:58 AM

So we need to have a trampoline at the next Kilted BBQ???

um.... no

**Mr. MacDougall** · 31st March 08, 01:54 PM

Do be careful mounting a horse while kilted.

**Malcolm MacWilliam** · 31st March 08, 02:21 PM

MacDougall.....Well, I'm impressed!! But, I'm told that TREWS are the fashion (and more comfortable) when riding a horse?? Malcolm

**SportBilly** · 31st March 08, 02:29 PM

It's not just individuals who have this problem, apparently. If you're a store selling kilts at $250 a go, try to have the apron at the front in your product pages...

**Nighthawk** · 31st March 08, 03:51 PM

Originally Posted by SportBilly

It's not just individuals who have this problem, apparently. If you're a store selling kilts at $250 a go, try to have the apron at the front in your product pages...

**ardchoille** · 31st March 08, 03:55 PM

Originally Posted by SportBilly

It's not just individuals who have this problem, apparently. If you're a store selling kilts at $250 a go, try to have the apron at the front in your product pages...

Hard to believe store personal wouldn't already know this