Lads in Plaids Making Waves

**Livingston** · 18th January 06, 11:43 AM

Originally Posted by Al G. Sporrano

How cool is that! I wonder if they'd pay well enough for me to quit my job up here and immigrate to the Denver area. Hmmmmmmm...:smile:

Me first!! I have a much shorter commute

**RockyR** · 18th January 06, 12:17 PM

Originally Posted by JerMc

Interesting, but, an even more (to me anyhow) question is which kiltmaker got the order for all of those kilts. I hope it's someone we know here.

:smile:

Not to brag... but we made their kilts. They're BW kilts in our Casual style. We were supposed to be mentioned on the press releases. If someone sees the "official press release", please forward it to me.

**GMan** · 18th January 06, 12:17 PM

Looked him up in the phone book. and found out he is about four miles west of me. Just may have to give him a visit.

**Kilted_John** · 18th January 06, 12:56 PM

Glen:

Possible job opportunity for ya? I'm thinking I'm in the wrong city. Maybe I should move to Denver and start working for Highland Water... ;-)
-J

**Prester John** · 18th January 06, 01:32 PM

Oh man, what a bummer!

I was hoping to be the first to open a business where the uniform would be a kilt.

KiltedCodeWarrior will love this one!

I wonder...

**GlassMan** · 18th January 06, 01:58 PM

At McKee Stained Glass the kilt has been the required uniform for a few months now.

**flyv65** · 18th January 06, 02:06 PM

I sent the author an e-mail regarding the articles's statement that kilts were the rage in Scotland before Columbus hit the New World, pointing out that he was off by a century, give or take. He responded (very politely, I might add) that there seemed to be some disagreement, and that he had seen mention of the kilt being popular back to the 10th century. I refered him to McClintock's book as well as the Scottish Tartan Authorty and the Museum in Franklin, NC.

Bryan...I wonder if Matt will hear from him?...

**mudd** · 18th January 06, 06:46 PM

This is so cool. The Denver area is the place to be. :-)

**Yaish** · 18th January 06, 07:21 PM

I love wearing my kilts, and I wish I could wear them at work, but I am wondering, isnt it just as wrong to tell someone they MUST wear a kilt as it is to tell someone they MAY NOT wear a kilt?

In each case the same set of circumstances apply.

**bubba** · 18th January 06, 08:48 PM

Originally Posted by Yaish

I love wearing my kilts, and I wish I could wear them at work, but I am wondering, isnt it just as wrong to tell someone they MUST wear a kilt as it is to tell someone they MAY NOT wear a kilt?

In each case the same set of circumstances apply.

Different set of circumstances. In this case the kilt is part of the company uniform.